FIRST TIME Hearing WHITE TOWN - "Your Woman" | Reaction

Today we are reviewing "Your Woman" by White Town. Let's dive into it!
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[@Suasexed]

One of my favourite songs of all time! I was 9 when this came out in 1997 and was instantly captured by it. It’s so haunting and melancholic. It’s got a real empty, lonely, hollow feeling to it, yet brings so much joy when I listen to it. Even after 25 years it still sounds fresh.

[@PEPSIMAX2013]

jesuschrist he is not paying attention to the real deep meaning , its not about vibes , its a man saying another man ... all that kind of unbelieavable things "shockeing lyrics entires countries they couldn´t play the video"

[@mikephillips1043]

Hell yeah man 88 was the perfect time to be born. Still have the 80s relevant entering the 90s, having all that amazing 90s music and tv, 2000s as a teen with the punk/emo/hardcore music and right at the start of major tech boom. The greatest generation man.

[@eleniprovia7667]

This came out in 1996, 1997, if memory serves me right. Still sounds so modern! Hasn’t aged one bit 😍😍😍

[@timhowe1]

This song samples "My Woman" (1932) by Al Bowlly with Lew Stone and His Monseigneur Band. Dua Lipa has also recently used the same sample in her song "Love again"

[@theartsyzoologist]

Jyoti really created a masterpiece, this song is one of those songs that I didn’t pay close attention to as a child, but lived in my head rent free ever since. It’s hauntingly melancholic but slow but also upbeat amongst other things. A juxtaposition of elements that work together yet the song itself doesn’t feel like it has just one singular distinction, which I feel Jyoti did so beautifully well.

[@cat73walk]

A fun one-hit wonder. Went to no. 1 in the UK back in the 90s.

[@xanajak]

This song is intoxicating. There have been times I've watched the video over and over for an hour. There is a crossover later in the song that is so so sexy. You know it when you hear it.

[@franticrage73]

Definitely an underrated song from the 90s. It was a song I recorded on tape from the radio.

[@riaanbehr7976]

Wow!!! Never thought I'd ever see a reaction to this song! One of the first ever cd singles I bought back in 1997. Dua Lipa does a song called Love again that uses a sample. Love love love ❤️

[@bennybenicasa]

Al Bowlly's "My Woman" is the original.

[@Stargazer3131]

This came out in 1997 when I was 17 it went straight to number 1 here in the UK, it was huge hit and SO different to what was out at the time, this song has always been cool!😌👏🏽

[@davidtomlinson6138]

I was 38 when this came out , loved it then , love it now 🙂

[@Dunky007]

This track takes me right back to the 90s and brings back fond memories of my younger days! I live in the city where the video filmed, but many of the places in the video have now been bulldozed! Jyoti is still performing as White Town, but has never achieved the same success.

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

Aaah! The melancholy of another time…I was a teenager in the 90’s and it remains on my playlist…so cool! 🐦‍🔥

[@SuperKellyG1]

Wow! This was filmed in my home town of Derby

[@char1737]

It features a muted trumpet line taken from a 1932 recording of "My Woman" by Lew Stone and his Monseigneur Band. It was in rotation on the Winn Dixie Muzak system , I love that thick bass

[@TMendocino]

This is one of the best songs of all time! Everyone I know has this on their playlist.

[@chrissywalls5902]

God i miss the 90's. I was in high school when this came out, good times! 👏🏼

[@BASSER81]

I love you vibing out to music. I feel like you have my brain 😂. This song was a classic one hit wonder. It’s very unique, quirky and infectious. I feel like this could have been an Ace Of Base song. Infectious bass, smart percussion and then that trumpet hook where they would use flute typically.

[@turfsniffer]

Totally forgot about this. Quirky but good!

[@rouguy1972]

One of my favorites ever ❤️

[@joaquinrencoret]

I love that song here In Latin America was a hit In 97. React please to Spice Girls- Viva Forever, great song 🙏🏻 greetings from Chile 🇨🇱 I love Your Channel

[@Unownshipper]

Always such a treat to see some else experience something you really like for the first time. The song itself is so interesting and complex, and the music video is just so cool with a LOT of references to silent films of the 20s and 30s with everything from Charlie Chaplin to Luis Bunuel.

[@Unotuchable]

Jyti was sampling & recording in his bedroom 20+ years before Soundcloud took off for DIY Musicians. With that beat it still sounds modern. A reviewer called Todd in the Shadows did a 20 minute documentary about White Town and this song, it's a really interesting story.

[@andreapenna3307]

Canzone fantastica e una delle più belle in assoluto. Un saluto dall'Italia🇮🇹.

[@bennybenicasa]

Lyrically, this song is an answer to Al Bowlly's recording of "My Woman", the intro of which, musically, this track samples throughout. (note: Bing Crosby did the original, but in a different style.)

[@dooshunv.7429]

What the hell ... I know this song like for 25 years and I saw the clip TODAY? ... I never thought it had a videoclip. And a pretty good one. Makes you wonder. Damn .. how did I miss that?

[@paulstanding8516]

I have this single on CD from years ago, thanks for making me feel old! lol, but I love this tune, you're heading towards the camp tunes, love it!

[@daveaglasgow]

I'm pretty sure this guy created the whole song from his bedroom with his computer.

[@kylepreston7344]

I remember this song, it was unstoppable on the radio. Such a great beat that pulls you in.

[@DopeAsThePope1]

Dude....this video is amazing!!! Such imagery! The beat and instrumental are synchronized so well to match it! And even the lyrics tell a short story

[@johnbanister3931]

I love listening to all your reviews, especially the stuff from years back, brings back the fond memories, but something I enjoy even more are your views and thoughts, it is almost like I am listening to my own thoughts, so similar. Many times people are so numb to their feelings and emotions, but you, my good sir, are not one of those individuals. You have a firm grasp on true emotion and true humanity. You feel on such a deep level, a rarity these days. Keep up the excellent work and I look forward to your next review.

[@thaliasghost]

Always loved this one!

[@oscardanielbres4058]

Si amigo, estuvieron los Beatles y después vino está bomba!!!!

[@LoserJJA79]

This is a good one. One of those ones you forget about until you hear again then it's stuck in your head forever.

[@javierlb7826]

This song rolled on MTV 24/7 in the 90s....the beat is sick in fact, Dua lipa made a new version. You can react to It's oh so quiet by Bjork...a really good song and video. Thx

[@insightworld422]

I hope Dua Lipa is paying Jyoti a lot of money

[@bennybenicasa]

@@insightworld422 Actually, Dua and this song both are using Al Bowlly's "My Woman" from the 1930s.

[@bennybenicasa]

Was Dua Lipa redoing this? ...or was she just redoing Al Bowlly's 1932 "My Woman"?

[@dalejensen9992]

Love that song!!!! If you want a massively uplifting song, listen to Wynona Judds “testify to love” makes me cry every time!! Depth beyond the oceans ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@charlesalwyn3486]

Great song…takes me back to high school lol

[@randomanton]

sounds like a horn .. but the sample is Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band feat. Al Bowlly

[@laurawallis7093]

This was a massive hit when it came out. Still love it.

[@joannetyndall3625]

Omg I loved this...one of the last singles I ever bought.Played it over and over x

[@ianshelby5730]

This is a classic 90s song that soooooooo under rated and the industry copied his style

[@montevideofoodie2527]

agree

[@jannaversheck7121]

Love this! Great nostalgia

[@jenniferwalker6771]

I so loved the beats and video.

[@palebeachbum]

Didn't the guy who wrote, produced, and sang this do it with some used equipment he bought and recorded in his bedroom? I feel like I remember reading that a long time ago.

[@nathanielmcdonald17]

Yes. To my knowledge, he used a cheap mic, software that came free with magazine subscription, and a sampler.

[@chief_mourner]

If you're taking more recommendations for 90s alternative classics i'd recommend Everything But The Girl - Missing (original)

[@lauraallen55]

They just had the one hit, but it's good. It's quirky in the same way that Cake is, which reminds me someone ought to request them. I just realized you're gonna probably love Numb by U2. It's very trippy in every way, song and vid, sung by Edge. Weezer is quirky too but not in a way you'd like I don't think.

[@jonanton5096]

The best song ever period

[@rosrulz]

This was a number 1 hit in Australia in 1997

[@devong1414]

I like this song because the music wants me to think it's a cheeky feel good song, but the lyric goes much deeper.

[@youcefbela9023]

Imagination - Just an illusion, next! 😌

[@youcefbela9023]

You would love it

[@dalejensen9992]

To be fair also, the Judds “Love can build a bridge” I’m not into new country but 90’s was the BOMB 🔥

[@ronpotts6385]

I had to go through all the comments to see if anyone noticed: the part that you thought was violins, is a sample/replayed element from "The Imperial March" (Darth Vader's theme) from "Star Wars". I love the silent film, Chaplin or Keaton aesthetic of the video.

[@jameshickman8336]

It's actually not sampled at all from John Williams & "The Imperial March ". (Even tho it's similar sounding). Its sampled from a 1932 song. Anyway, Dua Lipa samples the same trumpet in "Love Again".

[@insightworld422]

@@jameshickman8336 it was an early 30s Irving Berlin composition sample

[@char1737]

The fact it was a woman’s view sang by a man, the woman takes back her power

[@Itwas2007]

This really sounds like Gorillaz song

[@banninghamma]

Gorillaz sounding song in 1997. Damon Albarn must listen to it.

[@randomanton]

wattup anton

[@aidanwalsh2545]

You so need French Disco by Stereolab.

[@jessenuf]

Most people don’t realize this is sung through the eyes of a drag queen.

[@aqmohra4]

This song was made on a crappy home computer

[@nexo_recroom]

You should really react to jack stauber

[@user-mq5dr1jh5t]

nowadays he Could be a woman if he wanted lol