FIRST TIME REACTING TO Angelina Jordan - A Natural Woman Acoustic (Aretha Franklin Tribute)

[@anna-mariepellett4362]

🦋 I believe it’s her father who introduced her to all this music she’s been doing this since she was little and she also one I want to say Norways got talent and then came on America’s got talent. She’s a beautiful soul. It’s interesting because the looks on her face are almost like why you didn’t think I could do this this is easy for me to do so you don’t see that extra drama she’s just putting it out there.💖

[@poolhallshark]

Hello again My Friend. Angelina has been living in Los Angeles since she was 12 years old but that is not the reason why she has her jazz/blues influences. They have been there from the very get go and it was her grandmother who always played jazz in the house. From age 3 Angelina feel deeply in love with the genre. Love from Norway 🇸🇯🇺🇸🔥

[@nanp544]

When used in reference to a musical instrument or a piece of music, acoustic means 'without electrical amplification. I used to think like you that it was just a guitar.👍🏼🤗🎼

[@rogercarriere4756]

But it may be a piano.

[@larsfrodelarsen6645]

From her heart and her soul !!!

[@nanp544]

I never really listened to the lyrics until Angelina sang this beautiful song. 🤗💞

[@ridgemanron]

All the other A-list artists who did a tribute to Aretha made their rendition in a power laden way, which was how Aretha was best known. Angelina shows her genius in knowing that 'less can be more' in her tribute which reflects the true feeling of tender, respectfulness, not needing to do a power filled tribute.

[@davidmyers5916]

Acoustic generally means non-electric. The classic MTV show "Unplugged" was based on this. The woman who wrote this song that Aretha made famous, Carole King was a famous singer-songwriter who played the piano while she sang.

[@CarlosCastillo-ue9cz]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@anna-mariepellett4362]

🦋 Beautiful! Thank you so much for your time and effort putting these videos together for your subscribers.

[@MugnifyRTS]

You are so welcome! I love MUSIC

[@mikehaun5690]

Angelina , as a toddler, listened to her Grandma's jazz records and fell in love with the genre. By the age of three she was searching You Tube on her own and discovering all the greats from the roots of jazz music. She incorporates pieces and parts of those iconic singers in her interpretations to this day and it will always be a part of her genius. AJ''s Mom has said she tried to get her to sing the usual "little child' songs but Angelina would have none of it. There is a very funny video of Angelina (around 4 or 5) at a school Christmas recital where she shakes her head and refuses to join in singing with the other kids.

[@Harald4340]

Great reaction. It is nice to see you smile.

[@mikeplott4817]

Another Great Reaction 🙏👍👣

[@geoffreynorth9046]

Such a beautiful and sensitive cover... it didn't actually "cut-off" at the end, rather there was a fade to a protracted black screen... she often does this on a tribute to a deceased artist she loved...

[@larrypifer1103]

Room Acoustics When you create any sound in a room, what you hear is actually the reflections of the sound wave bouncing off of the walls, floor, and ceiling. The qualities of a room that reflect audible sound is known as the room’s acoustics. For instance, if you were to strike an “E” chord on the piano in a small rehearsal space and again in a large auditorium, you would get two different sounds. Each room’s acoustics will cause the chord to sound drastically different. After you release the piano keys, the sound waves will continue to travel until they run out of energy and eventually stop. This resonating persistence of sound is called reverberation. Hence, the chord played in the auditorium will ring out longer than the small room because both rooms have distinct acoustical characteristics. A room’s reverberation time depends on the room’s volume and the ability of its components - ceiling, floor, walls, and equipment - to absorb sound. Similar to controlling the reverberation time of an instrument, you can also take control of the reverberation time inside of a room by making adjustments.

[@brendaveselich3086]

This is how Angelina does tributes, she shows respect. Check out her tribute, Wake Me Up.

[@martasahlgren3456]

Epic!

[@irregularjoe1782]

Btw- Carole King, a white musician also heavily influenced by black musicians, wrote this song and was thrilled to have Aretha make it one of her signature songs. Angelina has deep respect for Aretha and many others. Her tribute after Aretha’s passing is so poignant in that she didn’t attempt to belt it like most others do (although she could), instead she let the melancholy mood and grieving love come thru in her musical choices. Her sensitivity to the moment is unmatched

[@camiamayo5093]

😎💖

[@orjanjosefsson9588]

She has covered over 70 artist in different genres and great songs from the 1930:s to now. Billi Holiday one of the early ones, check her up. Original video link (missed in description). kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKWZfJt4rc6UetE

[@looneygardener]

Love this arrangement. Acoustic means not electric.

[@larrypifer1103]

Shamans Genius: Exceptional intellectual or creative power, the greatest musical genius of our time is Angelina Jordan. Can one be hypnotized by sound? Shamans use rhythmic drumming and chanting to achieve control over a mind. Angelina's is unique in that she has the ability to create audios that trigger your brains "frequency following response". She has the ability to create a euphoric addiction to her total being similar to drugs, but without the side effects, she is in fact, like nothing I have ever experienced in the past, or more than likely to in the future. Extraterrestrials, If you have ever questioned whether there are extraterrestrials among us, you now know it to be true, it is the only explanation for this being, Angelina Jordan.

[@looneygardener]

A great song written and sung by Carol King, covered by Aretha. Angelina does an amazing version.

[@andreletourneau]

acoustic instruments are instruments that are not amplified such as an electric guitar or in this case an acoustic piano compared to an electric piano.

[@robertsilva631]

Angelina has been listening to Jazz and Blues since she was born as her grandmother played Jazz and Blues records in the house all the time...

[@anna-mariepellett4362]

🦋Acoustic - not having electrical amplification?

[@MugnifyRTS]

I think i was confused cause always hear terms like "Acoustic Guitar" and always associate Acoustics with Guitars

[@memorywhitton5527]

The Barefoot Angel likes to make all her covers her's, she makes her own arrangements to fit her,and she does an excellent job but not taken the Original out but yet put her touch into it, Thank you for your reaction hope you have a blessed day 🙏 sending love from Lafayette Georgia 🙏 🍑

[@rogerwolstenholme2710]

She lives in LA now, born in Oslo Norway. Her farther is Swedish, her Mother is Half Iranian and Half Japanese, so she is Mixed race and in the awful morals of our time she is not White or Black, And ALL her music roots were Black singers especially Billy Holliday, but she is only interested in good music.

[@robertsilva631]

Acoustic means no electronic instruments.

[@eldridbakk8623]

From a past life?

[@intuitiveempath8988]

What a silly question to be wondering about, but let me answer it anyway.. number 1, you don’t have to be in America to hear music and to be influenced by music from all over the world, early Jamaican/ reggae and lovers rock was very influenced by jazz and blues and became its own genre... even the very early jazz/ Blues era is a mixture of different musical influences of sounds.. it’s very easy to enjoy music from all over the world, specially in our days when we have the internet.. even before the internet, music has always and will be always a global thing that does not belong to any race or ethnicity.. even if a particular ethnicity started as genre, like all art forms, it will evolve.. I’m just hoping man kinds mentality can evolve out of this low level mindset and just enjoy good music.. Number 2. Music is just about the only thing we have left that is a universal language, so to say she is only influenced by black music or just naming a music as it’s just a black thing is just low level thinking at this point.. 3. Angelina is of multiple ethnicities so she is probably the best person/ artist to represent what music is all about witch is a universal language that crosses all divisions and not just pigeons cooped as belonging to one particular race or ethnicity.. in fact, Angelina has many musical influences in her many singing styles she mastered over the years, from the past to the present day and not all of the artist are black.. This is coming from someone who is a British Born Jamaican/ African.. who hopes that ppl who truly understand and enjoy real music will not spoil it by trying to pigeon coop Music to just one ethnicity.. we like to keep it universal thank you and not wonder about such petty low things when watching a musical child genius/ prodigy at works..

[@kevinbruno5677]

Angelina Jordan has really improved as an artist and singer. I am becoming more of a fan of hers.

[@irregularjoe1782]

The whole world is influenced by the music of black Americans! (That includes all of the Americas- btw) It is reflected in almost every genre of popular music world wide and many less well known genres. Every serious and worthy musician knows this and is deeply grateful for the unique contribution of black artists, known and unknown. If Mozart had been exposed to it, it would have influenced him like everyone else!

[@douglaspensack3499]

I think she's accompanying herself on keyboards. Hence, "acoustic" (?)

[@andreletourneau]

If you go to outside of the united State there is no such things as black music an and white music, there is just music I like or don't like. In the the USA there was this culture of "Black" radio versus "White" radio. EG. After the 2nd world war the American black jazz and blues artist went to Europe to make money. They could tour without facing as much racism. There was no segregation of colour in hotels or restaurants as in the USA.

[@williamarmstrong9008]

No, Louis Armstrong Nina Simone but like a Man Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Simone, Shirley Bassey, Adele Whitney Houston, and many more than Ella Fitzgerald mini more do you like jazz do you like pop do you like rock but jazz is her favorite Billie Holiday means the world to her Nina Simone Shirley Bassey how many many others Color has nothing to do with it. It’s the voice, but they go. She goes for. She wants to hear 4:57 voice call her and let her do with Grandmother was a jazz fan. She’s out from Iran and she introduced jazz to Angelina Jordan, but her favorite singers was like I said Billie Holiday Louis Armstrong also she love and Whitney Houston, Nina Simone, Shirley Bassey, Ella Fitzgerald Louis Armstrong all the great singers she took after and she took what she liked from them and put incorporated to herself so

[@williamarmstrong9008]

Guitar or piano just one instrument is acoustic Unplug or not electrical acoustic