Reaction - The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Delilah - Reimagining Tom Jones

This is a reaction video to The Sensational Alex Harvey Band covering the Tom Jones hit "Delilah". This version is from the UK TV show "The Old Grey Whistle Test". The song is definitely heavier then the Jones version. It is sung in a "tongue-in-cheek" way giving the song a lighter hearted feel. The instrumental break is very interesting visually. Check out the bass and guitar player dancing in-step ... fun stuff! Enjoy ...
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[@iaingalbraith2690]

Thanks for the shout out Todd it's most appreciated. As someone else suggested l highly recommend Next also on the Old Grey Whistle Test.

[@JeffHubbard-mc9ek]

OGWT performances were performed live.

[@williamking1554]

SENSATIONAL INDEED

[@michaelmather7352]

Saw them in Wigan in the UK , early 70,s he,s mad as a box of frogs ,fabulous .😂

[@Coastal15]

I saw them at the Birmingham Odeon, couldn't agree more.

[@matt01506]

This creepy take on delilah is making me think of "Jack the ripper" by Screaming Lord such ! It's one hell of a video and song to experience. A reaction would be great.

[@alanknox9914]

Hi Todd, you should check out Sensational Alex Harvey Band doing Next, the lyrics are comical. It's a Jacque Brel track originally. All the best

[@alanknox9914]

At the end, when the camera pans out, that was Dan McCafferty from Nazareth with ' Whispering' Bob Harris, the presenter of OGWT. Zal Cleminson joined Nazareth a few years later!

[@redlead873]

In this version, Alex sings the song with real menace, it's a song about a jealous lover killing his girlfriend. Tom Jones sings the song really well (he is a legend), but Alex sings it with feeling and menace. You could check out Alex Harvey, (again on The Old Grey Whistle Test) doing 'Give My Compliments to the Chef. Great reaction. It's great to see someone reacting to SAHB.

[@kingscairn]

Tom Jones did this and it was very popular - in that crowd

[@RobinGrube]

It's missing something. Oh, I know: TOM JONES!