Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine!

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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine!
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[@paolom.6011]

Frank Sinatra described Rawls as having “the classiest singing and silkiest chops in the singing game.”

[@aeonise]

From the man who made his name on "classy" and "silky", he knew of what he spoke. For all that people call Steve Perry "The Voice", that name always conjures Rawls' voice for me. He just had a resonance and richness that stands atop the many fantastic baritones and basses of the era. Speaking of which, I really miss that. It seems like through the 80s, deeper male voices were pushed out of the spotlight in music.

[@lindamcnelis6374]

Love Lou Rawls. His voice was phenominal. I love Lady Love

[@jkmarshall3553]

Oh yeah, that's a great one!

[@kush3614]

Best version of Little Drummer Boy out there. I love when Xmas comes around to listen to it.

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Also sang with late great sam Cooke, I believe break it to me gently,early sixties classic.😊

[@laurakali6522]

Johnny Mathis is a must listen to as well. Us old folks got exposed to these awesome singers, rock, R and B, disco, funk, singer songwriters, metal and southern rock all in one decade.

[@BeckyTodd-xy7cd]

The Twelfth Of Never

[@firequeen2194]

I’m a 57 year old white woman and Lou Rawls is ALWAYS on my playlist. And Luther, Marvin, the Temptations…it’s a long list, lol.

[@patriciaberta2603]

I’m 69, you’re watching television programs. If you want to talk about what we were listening to it was everything. By the way, I’m white. When I came home from school, I was listening to Motown , Southern rock, straight rock ‘n’ roll,. It was all on the charts, and we listened to everything and loved it all!!!!!!!.To this day 90% of what I listen to is mid 60s to mid 70s. The greatest 10 years of music.EVER!

[@cindipossidento5688]

Soullllllll Train !!!! Loved that show, Better than American Bandstand !!!!😘

[@rosemaryabbott1020]

Truer words were never spake!

[@sallyethridge1393]

I am 69 and white. I love Lou Rawls...then and now.

[@dorothykelley1881]

Everyone enjoyed dancing back then. It was just good clean fun...

[@blindeyedog01]

Met Lou Rawls once. Fantastic human being, amazing voice. ❤❤❤❤

[@shanegooding4839]

Lou appeared in the Blues Brothers 2000 movie as a member of the Louisiana Gator Boys band who are definitely worth watching because every single member of the band is an actual musical legend: Jeff Baxter, Gary US Bonds, Eric Clapton, Clarence Clemons, Jack DeJohnette, Bo Diddley, John Faddis, Isaac Hayes, Dr. John, BB King, Charles Musselwhite, Billy Preston, Koko Taylor, and more.

[@salvatorebaleno9807]

BB2k was a great movie! So packed with talented musicians. I also really liked Jonny Lang during the 634-5789 song. I'm from the hometown of Cab Calloway which I always thought was cool.

[@maryannturton9830]

Quite a group!

[@richschuster1097]

Lou was big back in my high school days. Good observation about diversity. Soul Train was an important counter to American Bandstand. The Midnight Special came along and brought everyone to the same party. 😉

[@maryannturton9830]

All three were fire!🔥

[@maryannturton9830]

Lou is amazing!Love me some Barry White as well...The velvet teddy bear!🎙🎶

[@katjohnson6315]

We didn’t segregate the industries segregated. We were finding each other with the music. It was incredible! Our parents may have had a problem, and some hard-hearted unknowing people but man, we had a blast! Give a reaction to Otis Redding, ‘sittin on the dock of the bay’. Dayan!

[@karineanderson1670]

50 year old white lady here. My dad was in the Navy and this was one of his favorite singers. Lou Rawls was a class act. The very first vinyl album he got me was Ike and Tina Turner. To this day Tina Turner is my favorite. ❤ RIP Tina.

[@RockPowerUSA]

That's a voice and a singer that did some love making from this song. "Oh Yeaaaaahhh"

[@cindipossidento5688]

Babies were conceived in the making of this song !!!!!!! 🥰

[@josephcote6120]

62 here, graduated HS in 79. We just never knew how great we had it. It was just turn on the radio and it was good stuff all day every day. We didn't really care what people wanted to call the kind of music, we liked it all. The two Saturday shows most of us watched were American Bandstand and Soul Train. The stations knew we wanted to see both, so they never scheduled them at the same time, one would be on at 10, the other 11 (or something similar) But the smoothest man in the room was always Don Cornelius (RIP)

[@jolenewitzel7919]

A legend. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@EastCoastGal66]

My Mom met Lou Rawls in the elevator in the Pink Palace Hotel the night she arrived in Hawaii and waiting for our Dad to leave Vietnam for one week of R&R with our Mom , the year was 1969. Rest in Peace to my parents. My Sister in Law, Sheila who lives in Greensboro, NC said this is her favorite song. I loved this song too ! ….and I loved Soul Train ! The 1970’s and 80’s were about to be truly Amazing musically. ❤ The 1980’s became intergrated and it was a great decade. I was a nurse in the military and met my husband in Germany who was also in the US Army.

[@StevenTyree-sl2nx]

What a voice. This song was ubiquitous when it came out. It got play time on literally every type of radio station. Plus, he did the TV tour, you were almost guaranteed to see him on Sunday prime time TV for a few months. Great song.

[@ariel8768]

LOU voice is smooth great song

[@michaelmorrow9048]

THE ABSOLUTE GOAT!!! CANT FUCK WITH HIM AT ALL. When I was living in Hawaii I got to see him perform with the Honolulu Orchestra. I cried a little at the love and admiration he inspires. ABSOLUTE CLASS!

[@richardrader6427]

Everyone Loved Lou

[@cindipossidento5688]

He actually would smile when he sang !!!!! I loved him 🎶 🎤🥰😘

[@tomferrante8002]

Barry White, Never never gonna give ya up! Oh yeah!

[@jvsmith7888]

Nobody is better than Mr. Smooth.

[@kimblemedley768]

Lou Rawls and Soul Train, AWESOME!

[@jacqueinebuss5514]

Love his voice.

[@mredible475]

He has one of those voices that you instantly know who is sing. Smooth dude back in the that.

[@Ken-h5d]

I had the honor of meeting Mr. Rawls in '75. Just as cool and smooth backstage as on stage.

[@dannyrhollingsworth4200]

Awesome Choice That's some baby making music.

[@cindipossidento5688]

Loved Lou Rawls, smooth voice, when he wasn’t singing, he was smiling 😘

[@toddylu6869]

Gosh this brings back soooo many memories of my childhood Saturdays. Cartoons, American Bandstand and Soul Train. I’m white and 55. Soul Train was wonderful and I loved watching them dance. His voice is just human velvet.

[@deborahbarchard5957]

I'm 74. Those were the best of times!

[@texasron9131]

Lucky to meet this guy in Chicago, back in the 1980s. What a mellow, smooth sound (and a nice man).

[@beverlybrown2673]

American Bandstand and Soul Train every Saturday afternoon! That's where millions of us learned about music and how to dance.

[@christinawoolley6206]

Oh my!!! Every woman I know melts at this song! Timeless! And this white kid used to watch Soul Train and dance!!!😽🎶

[@Bumperump]

Live on 'Soul Train', YAAAY!!! I love Lou Rawls, thank you for this reaction.

[@shadow1674]

I've always loved this song I thought he always had a sexy voice❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@allenruss2976]

Lous right up there with Barry White. I'm surprised your dad never turned you on to him

[@shannonotoole3526]

AND LUTHER VANDROSS

[@GinaJessee]

According to my mom, I have been in love with Lou Rawls since I was 8.

[@berniewatts5028]

You did it again BP. Lou Rawls had such a silky voice🔥🔥🔥👵🏼 Gmaw

[@jeanfrancis8121]

It's possibly been decades since I last heard this. I still know all the words! I have to give credit to my older brother, whose favorite singer was Clyde McPhatter, for sharing all the good music with me.

[@Cchan53]

SMOOOTH !

[@bryanforis1839]

Great music great live

[@markk.4941]

We also were raised watching Soul Train. Didn't matter if the performers were black, white, red, yellow. All music was good back then. Check out Joe Tex and his song "Ain't Gonna Bump No More (with no big fat woman)". I think you will like it.

[@Teresia12]

I loved Soul Train. I learned to dance watching. I learned to love diverse music watching. So much better than American Bandstand.

[@teriwilkinson7816]

We didn't really have to go to concerts back in the day because musicians were always performing on tv..❤❤

[@anitawright7169]

Lou Rawls is awesome! Love his voice. Love your reaction!

[@debsuk8249]

I was a British teenager when this came out and we loved it, there was so much great dance music and we made the most of it! We had one popular music show back then, Top Of The Pops, and it was for everyone.

[@karenminyard517]

This is one of my all-time favorite songs!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

He was a badass cowboy on an episode of The Big Valley.

[@kathrynstafford7099]

"Ain't a horse that can't be rode", a line from that episode. I have not seen it since I was a teen, but still remember him in that show. He also sang around the campfire with one of the brothers. I can't remember his name.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

@@kathrynstafford7099 Nick liked him, Heath, Jarrod and a younger brother.

[@kathrynstafford7099]

@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv I was in love with Heath, the Million Dollar Man. Yep, Nick that is it.

[@barbarakitt5948]

His voice could melt butter 🔥

[@JaneWalters-ni7se]

AM radio in the 70's played everything. Rock, soul, Motown, country, we learned and loved it all. There were no color lines, baby!!! Especially here in the desert southwest. Your New Mexico Lady jammin out here! Love ❤️ this one!!

[@peterwaters8338]

am was AMasing !

[@jenniferworley7115]

What an incredible voice. This song was everywhere and I never got tired of hearing it or anything else this man sang. Great reaction . Thanks for your time and thoughts. Best wishes for you, your wife and daughter on the soon to be new arrival of your second daughter. Peace, love and blessings for family.✌🤗🙏

[@emeraldmaiden63]

I haven't heard this in forever! But I remember seeing him on Soul Train back in the day. Live that voice - it resonates down deep. Saturday afternoons were for music. ❤

[@karenpowell6063]

I love Lou Rawls , his voice was like velvet. I was fortunate to attend several of his concerts. That guy could really put on a spectacular show, great performer and an all around nice guy

[@jannasomewhere2889]

I think this is the most upbeat, grooviest breakup song ever. He doesn't beg. He doesn't gloat nasty or wish her ill. He just says it with a BIG ole smile and that magic voice: You'll never find ... Yeah, I believe him. 🤣

[@BelindaTN]

I too am remembering my younger years and listening to Lou Rawls. Anyone on here remember seeing Lou Rawls guest appearence on the western sitcom...The Big Valley? He is quite the actor too. He was hired by the Barkleys to work on their ranch. On a cattle drive while they were camping one night and all the men were gathered around the fire and beyond, Lou Rawl's character broke out singing "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" and it was beautiful. I do believe you can find that clip on you tube.

[@jillbarnes199]

68 year old white Brit and grew up on these songs it was all about the voice with us,Lou, Sam Cooke,Jackie Wilson and my mums favourite Danny Williams we listened to Motown and soul still do

[@athenasbodyathenasbody1634]

My mom had this album when I was a kid. Lou Rawls was pure class! My Grandma liked him too and Nat King Cole, George Benson...

[@1980sPainTrain]

Pure soul.

[@minxiv7]

I will never not love this song ❤

[@susanworkman529]

Lou Rawls........A smooth dude.with a unique voice. Check out "Stormy Mondsy" ( 1989 live video) and "Love Is A Hurting Thing". I was introduced to Lou Rawls' music by a friend in 1968. So glad he did.

[@SherryDocchio]

Was hoping someone would finally get into some Lou Rawls music. This was definitely on Soul Train. He had amazing albums and usually dressed in suit and tie for TV performances. One of my all time favorite singers with that fantastic voice. Thank you and I hope you have a chance to react to more of his videos and more of The Righteous Brothers.

[@therealxunil2]

What a voice.

[@Bumperump]

So cool seeing all those afros, had one back in the day myself. I still rock my natural hair, but cut waaayy shorter.

[@daledodson1279]

Lou is just the smoothest dude around ❤

[@angelado3]

I saw this man like 50 years ago in Vegas ! So very good and so talented !!

[@SousChef77]

I really miss Love Songs.

[@airbourne2]

Thanks!

[@BlackPegasusRaps]

Much love fam!!

[@wesalker3479]

SoulTrain is where I appropriated ALL of my dance moves. . . . . YEAH, BABY! . . . .

[@susanfalanga2519]

Love Lou Rawls, and this song. How I miss the 70's!!!

[@pagemeredith4532]

I love Lou Rawls!

[@jannasomewhere2889]

He had a lot of hits. My personal favorites of his songs, besides this one, are "Groovy People" and "God Bless the Child." The former was from the same 1976 album as You'll Never Find.

[@nancyp3303]

My BFF and I would play this song on a jukebox on our way home from high school...

[@frankscarborough1428]

My mom and grandma loved Lou Rawls

[@deborahh2556]

Loved this song! Still do!

[@DariaBilowus]

His voice can cut through cold butter.

[@alisonperea1208]

One of the greatest entertainers of his time ❤️💯😍

[@jkmarshall3553]

Lou was smooth as silk!

[@rew1977]

LR’s on my music playlist, and his Christmas album is super cool. I heard him as a 10 year old on shows like the Dean Martin variety show and didn’t appreciate his style of singing, but he’s like a really fine wine on a person. Gets better with age.

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

Such a great song and he has serious style!!

[@queenslanddiva]

Mr Smooth. Love this song and love Lou Rawls

[@CJ-Fischer]

Baby Making Music Man! Got to love some Lou!!

[@cynthiawallace4995]

Love this song!

[@lesscarmel5527]

One of the ALL TIME SEXY SMOOTH SONGS. Gets the jimmies rustling. 😂

[@jrdlabs]

A supreme talent. This one was #1 on the Billboard Hot 100! As far as these television dance shows are concerned, your observations about demographics are pretty accurate. It must be said however, that American Bandstand was an exception. That show, from the very beginning in the 1950's, featured a much more diverse crowd than was typical of the era. That was at the insistence of the show's host, Dick Clark. I always felt that "Soul Train" was a push back, of sorts. They did, however, feature the occasional white artist.

[@GlobetrotterGranny]

One of THE sexiest voices of ALL time!!

[@therefixframeuproduction1093]

JUST REMEMBERED, YOU YOUNG THAT'S WHY YOU'RE JUST GETTING AROUND TO THIS ALL TIME INTERNATIONAL🔥CLASSIC🔥THE HIGH AND LOW NOTES OF LOU RAWLS VOICE?🔥🔥🔥*MAJESTIC*✅✅✅

[@actuariallurker9650]

Lou Rawls was a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne. He almost died in the late 50s in a car crash that left him in a coma for almost a week and then he turned seriously to performing. He was big into charity and giving back to his community running fundraisers for African American kids to go to college

[@John-bv5fn]

Gamble And Huff. The sounds of Philadelphia. TSOP. Philly Soul at its finest!

[@AP-gb3eh]

His voice was so cool so unique. He was Hot Chocolate 💃💃💃 I got to wait on him one night and he was such a smooth guy

[@deanbarcelona1427]

I Liked Lou, my dad loved this guy.

[@StatsJedi]

As soon as you hear "You'll never find" you know it's his rich deep voice.

[@debbers]

You should check out some of the American Bandstand episodes, that had a mix of races in the 60's, 70's and 80's! Especially some of the dance contests!

[@paulaleckey1968]

I used to watch growing up! The equivalent was "American Bandstand" but this show was way more entertaining!

[@bkm2797]

Love me some Lou Rawls, and this is one of his best! You've probably already played this classic but in case you haven't Sittin On the Dock of the Bay, Otis Redding. Thanks for the memories Black Pegasus.👍❤️

[@shannonotoole3526]

more babies convinced to Lou and LUTHER VANDROSS!!! OMG BP do Luther.. you and your wife will have a few songs from him

[@vinniewheeler5441]

HOW DARE YOU NOT MENTION AL GREEN AMD BARRY WHITE!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tupelohoney622]

​@@vinniewheeler5441 Oh wow!!! Barry White will blow him away. My husband proposed with a Barry White song in the background.

[@vinniewheeler5441]

@@tupelohoney622 my moms ex boyfriend taught me about the ladies then my dad found out I was learning music from him and HOT BIG MAD CUZ MY DAD WAS THE BIGGEST DJ IN BOSTON SO HE STARTED SHOWIMG UP TO PICK ME UP TO TEACH ME MUSIC AMD MUSIC THEORY. LOLOLOLOL BUT Seeing my moms eyes when her man would put in any one of those brothers and then seeing him extend his arm and watching her always blush and I’d watch them dance TO THE MUSIC HE TAUGHT ME TO PLAY WAS A REALLY COOL FEELING. 😂😂😂🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🥰🥰🥰 Do you remember what song??? IT WAS “I CANT GET ENOUGH OF YOUR LOVE BABE” WASNT IT???? 🤞 🤞🤞🤞🤞 lol

[@tupelohoney622]

@vinniewheeler5441 You're the First, the Last, My Everything. But it could have been "Can't Get Enough," just as easily! His music sealed the deal; our 43rd anniversary is next month, and we are still dancing to Barry White, even in the kitchen.

[@vinniewheeler5441]

@@tupelohoney622 42yrs!!! OMG THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT!!!! That makes me so happy. GOD BLESS YOU DARLING AND LET THE MUSIC HELP KEEP THAT LOVE GOING STRONG. AS A DJ I SEEN IT BREAK PPL DOWN INTO TEARS AND THEN I PLAY A DIFFERENT SONG AND THEY COMPLETELY FORGET ABOUT THE LAST SONG SO MUSIC AS AN “EMOTIONAL TOO” that as a DJ I can manipulate your feelings into dancing or clearing the floor to “Make ppl order drinks. Lolol that’s a secret 🤫. Lol or IF INSEE A COUPLE FIGHTING I’ll pull the man to the side and ask him what I can play to melt her heart for you and stop a fight between a couple or stop a whole bar fight. Lolol it’s hard to fight when I play the chipmunks Christmas songs without feeling stupid. Loloool so that’s how I’ve learned to use music for different situations.

[@TheAntigone43]

OMG! LOL I'm an 81 yo white woman and I would listen to Lou Rawls albums every night while going to sleep! The man had raw talent that will last forever. Play more of him please!

[@personalcheeses8073]

Classic, superior seventies soul

[@donitaharchar6525]

Disco time y'all! Get out the Disco ball and your high heels! Let's go! 😊

[@jimprescott1843]

Love me some sweet Lou!

[@VampyTN]

Soul Train Too! In Red!! 🤩

[@jdemarco31]

Check out “Dead End Street”. My first exposure to Lou around 1967. Classic tune. Still sing it in my head today.

[@susanstavrou4232]

Welcome mate to the 70/80s❤❤❤ huge