*STUNNING VOICE!* FIRST TIME HEARING TOM JONES - I'll Never Fall In Love Again REACTION

[@TomJones]

Thank you for listening, glad you both enjoyed it!

[@peterbuitelaar8543]

My mother loved your voice and songs in the 1960’s as I remembered, my wife 50 years later and today people still love your voice. Incredible Sir Tom Jones, respect!

[@Jaglilpill75]

You and Cilla Black, The Platters was on our LP player 24/7 ❤️

[@thomasbralliar5197]

Timeless perfection!

[@christinewiery1330]

When I was a kid I thought you and Elvis were pretty gross but I'm grown up now and this music just makes my insides quiver! 😘

[@JustinTBowen]

Tom Jones is a total beast. Voice and soul of the century. I’ve listened to that song hundreds of times and it still gives me goosebumps. Incredible!

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

I saw Tom Jones in San Carlos, California, @ the Circle star theater with my husband , in 1968, I think. It was a glorious evening and my husband was so jealous , he knew that I had a big crush on Tom . Who sings better than he-absolutely nobody !

[@timclaus8313]

Tom Jons, Elvis and the Righteous Brothers have never been replaced.

[@jolantasinclair389]

This song reunited me and the love of my life after years of not having any contact..reunited emotionally..

[@jeffhenderson7462]

The beauty and the power of song !😊😊😊

[@peterwinstonaldredge6927]

So happy to see younger people discovering TRUE music.

[@fmagistro]

Keep in mind that in 1967 this was a live performance, live orchestra, no auto-tune and makes it all the more incredible.

[@PBG345]

This was on Dusty Springfield’s TV series.

[@honey23b2]

This was amazing. And live!… 😂. Shocked? Hell, they don’t do that now a days!….

[@kennanlukacs]

@@honey23b2no, they do, it’s just either not as common or if they do they still have backing tracks and etc. because of technology that was nonexistent back then

[@deborahrandall6543]

These youngin’s don’t know what great music they missed.

[@bonniesmithbonbon5312]

Tom is..THE VOICE! Omg I grew up listening to him... my mom had his albums, and others of course. This song tho.. the 3rd time he sings ill never fall in love, you miss the subtle little " gasp" he makes with the words...and the angst of losing his love. Listen again.. you will hear it.. just before the end. Like his heart has been torn 💔 out.

[@mickarnold4984]

And Tom is still singing today at 80 years old. Fantastic voice

[@wendyryder2708]

Actually he’s 82! His birthday was June!

[@juliehanson8976]

Women still throwing their underwear on stage too. His voice is amazing, Elvis liked him

[@charlieemslie7708]

Tom still great today. Englebert Humperdinck from the same era as Tom is also a great singer.They both spent years in Vegas competing against each other👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

He and I have the same birthday, Tom is 82 years old. Nobody sings better !

[@davidemberton6100]

An absolute legend

[@drjag1155]

No auto tune, no effects, just amazing 👍👏👏👏👏

[@NukukaNiko1]

Tom Jones is 82 years old and still has such an amazing voice when he sings live.

[@realPenrodPooch]

Not only is that THE Tom Jones. That's SIR Tom Jones! He's a legend.

[@sometimeslyrical]

Received an OBE (Order of the British Empire) and was knighted by the Queen for his contribution to music!

[@tarahill2193]

Yummy !!!!! .9rdsons

[@mikekelly5491]

Hong Kong, you are correct. Still just as good in his 80's. He is a wonderful coach on The Voice UK. Still makes the ladies swoon.

[@pastorofmuppets22]

That "legend" at 53 years old had an affair with an underage girl who later killed herself when they split.What a guy!

[@sometimeslyrical]

@@pastorofmuppets22 Go back to reading your tabloids.

[@KarenMcGehee]

I just saw a video of not long ago, Tom Jones singing, CRY TO ME! Complete with some dancing! Very entertaining!

[@pilotgal6191]

The look on Amber’s face and her reactions tell you everything you need to know about Tom Jones and his effect on the ladies then and now. 😍😍😍

[@karinberonius8799]

My thoughts exactly!😂

[@paperbagfilms4729]

Amber is in love…. Just like all the other women over the years :)

[@Commander_Cat]

I don't know any manly man that sings like that nowadays. It'd be like Henry Cavill with a voice as strong and rich as this. Unheard of!

[@bethc6220]

55 years later and his voice still sounds amazing!

[@regwilliams6952]

Just had his 80th birthday. Still got the voice

[@shaunconnerley1766]

Yes he does he is such a strong voice

[@arsenalmanic]

81st

[@christinerobinson9372]

And the looks!

[@akastarchild]

He's a coach on Britain's version of the Voice. Just turned 80 years old, and still can sing as good as 1967. There are clips of the Voice shows where he's singing with Jennifer Hudson and they sound so good together and you would never think that 40 to 45 years of age difference is between them.

[@sometimeslyrical]

@Reg Williams @Mitzi Person ...Tom just had his eighty-first birthday (he was born June 7th, 1940. And he sure does still have the voice, and it's deeper and even richer and more bluesy. It's an incredible gift that man has, God bless him. What an awesome entertainer!

[@deliayoga2490]

This is a master piece. I am so happy to see that young people appreciate this type of music 🙏👏👏👏❤

[@angelawall5554]

Yes, you could call Tom a "crooner," but he is also a soul, R&B, ballad, gospel, pop, country, and rock'n'roll singer. On his 60s tv show, he sang with most of the greatest artists and made it look so easy. He is a master of lyrics, inflection, emotion, nuance, perfect pitch....I could go on and on. He is called a LEGEND because he IS.

[@DouglasHall1947]

... and the blues.

[@helgazoomer1461]

I really liked the one he did with Janis Joplin!

[@sharonsmith1783]

His popularity is so well deserved. He was part of Queen Elizabeth's jubilee concert this year, singing 'Delilah' Him and Shirley Bassie are both Welsh gems.

[@jelly-baby]

Love Delilah!

[@carmelitabinwag7114]

I love Tom Jones voice

[@carmelitabinwag7114]

I love Tom Jones voice

[@lewislewis3703]

Da iawn

[@nigelperring7484]

Wales the Land of Song!

[@rbodee]

"She's a Lady" was another of his big hits.

[@emcsquared8681]

Raise your hands with Tom Jones and Janis Joplin is a must see

[@BC-ui9yt]

YES!!!! It's mind-blowing to see them together!

[@belvagurr403]

Tom Jones, at 82, is still singing and the host of a talent contest in England. Recently he had a young man on the show that caused Tom to turn his chair around. The man was Peter Donegan. When questioned if he knew Lonnie Donegan, the writer of I’LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN, the man said that was his father. Tom and Peter did a beautiful job of singing together to the song!!!

[@torybrown7730]

I'm 63 & love just about ALL the music from the 60's & 70's. I absolutely LOVE Tom Jones. He's a great singer & has such AN AMAZING TALENT.

[@ALong-fo5so]

I was 7 years old in 1967. I grew up with his songs. Legend

[@theodoreritola9758]

ME TO IM 60 now

[@sadee1287]

I'm a bit younger at 55, but I heard my first Tom Jones song when I was about 6 "What's New Pussy Cat" and was hooked on that astounding voice ever after...

[@josephhumann8818]

Amber the word you were looking for was crooner. Tom is definitely one.

[@forsakenjones4695]

No he is not a crooner.

[@gary17509]

He is a singer! Not a crooner.

[@josephhumann8818]

You should look up the top 10 crooners, I believe Tom is second on the list, but what the hell do I know.

[@you2449]

yeah he's def. a crooner. (I don't think the term is limited to a "talking" style. )

[@sometimeslyrical]

@Rob Squad Reactions @Joseph Humann ...Amber, Tom Jones is not a crooner primarily, but he can croon when he wants to. Listen to his delivery on the old standard "Autumn Leaves" in 1965... with his voice all soft, smoky, and wistful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-0pYiCbd1glZo Tom can do just about every style, every genre. He could have gone into opera, but he didn't want to be limited. His roots are in R&B, Gospel, Soul, and Rock & Roll, but he is fearless. Check out "If I Only Knew" for Tom's foray into some rap in 1994: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3TLhJmjpaeJack Another performance to hear is one he did in the French Quarter in New Orleans in 2011 for a TV special with Hugh Laurie. Hugh played the piano, there was a small band and some backup singers in this small venue, and Tom sang "Baby, Please Make A Change": kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH62qXmZos6BfcU Plus, don't miss Tom's impromptu 2021 performance of "Cry To Me" on The Voice UK where he's a judge and coach. When the Zoom audience members were clamoring for him to sing, he killed it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4qmZqStmtCHY8k

[@REJ5557]

Tom Jones had a natural voice enhanced by formal singing training. His voice coach wanted him to go into opera because his vocal range was incredible. He chose another direction which led to his fame. Among his many fans were Frank Sinatra, and Elvis Presley.

[@michelleprice5097]

Annnd he rocked the tight leather pants 😊. Annnd he could and I hope still can dance. 🥰

[@bobbaker8263]

Amazing seeing younger generations listening to music I grew up with. My mother would melt every time she heard him sing. Guys music old school & new brings people together. Thanks for remembering old school. ❤

[@patst1944]

Tom Jones is 80 years old now, he just released a new album “Surrounded by Time” which went to No. 1 in Great Britain

[@daveofyorkshire301]

He can still sing just as well as he did, he just hasn't got the long notes due to lack of breath these days.. he's still unbelievable...

[@arroncample9670]

Stayed In The Charts For 4 Weeks Then Disappeared . Little Old Elvis Been In The Charts For Over 6 Months. We Live 20Miles From Thomas Woodward (Real Name )Home Town .Like MOST Of The Lads And Ladies In Our Pub Wouldn't Waste Our Time Buying Him A Pint .His EGO Makes You Want To Throw Up .

[@MarkFarm]

@@arroncample9670 You sad individual. He's National treasure, you are very much in the minority.

[@jamescreason5403]

@@MarkFarm Tom sang a Bob Dylan son on Kelly Clarksons

[@debbiehunt603]

And his voice hasn't lost a beat!!

[@giarogers]

One of my mom's favorites. Grew up on these great hits. Try - What's New Pussycat, Delilah or the most popular - It's Not Unusual.

[@forsakenjones4695]

Yes , those are not crooner songs.

[@jesse7603]

My favorites also.

[@teesiemom]

And "She's A Lady", "Green, Green Grass of Home", "Without Love".

[@dextersinister6704]

My mother too. She also liked Engelbert Humperdinck.

[@giarogers]

@@dextersinister6704 OMG ! Yes ! Along with Neil Sedaka and Barry Manilow. ❤

[@Stacmo]

Still get goosebumps hearing this song after 60 years. ❤️

[@vicsaunders9710]

Bless you both.

[@JamesDavis-qg4jl]

I just watched Tom sing this song on The Voice with the son of the man who wrote the song for him. He's 80 now and he still sounded great!

[@mcpatticakes]

Thank you for the suggestion. I watched that video and Sir Tom Jones was amazing.

[@Loupa57]

Tom lost his wife, the great love of his life a few short years ago. In that performance you got the sense he misses her deeply. It was a moving performance

[@davidhanson6832]

I saw that too and was blown away!

[@drjag1155]

You're right, the duet is fantastic

[@angelaharris6577]

Yes I watched him sing with Lonnie Donegans son ....beautiful it was. Still as powerful as ever and Tom was touched to meet his old friends son.

[@CKC411]

I love how you guys are so open to all types of music. You two are very special. We need people like you. You don't judge and you find beauty in all kinds of music. THANKS!

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

it must be rewarding for them to have this HUGE catalog of songs, singers, bands, etc. to look thru. A real "magical mystery tour" indeed . !

[@laurawilson3049]

@@KindCountsDeb3773 It's fun going through the songs with the younger set and seeing them swoon over the crooners also.

[@thejookking]

@@laurawilson3049 I know, huh.

[@robertcarter3768]

Total class and elegance, well groomed and well dressed, and a voice to melt you.

[@linzirainbow6577]

This isn't just a performance from Sir Tom, by any standard it is a vocal masterclass.

[@paulhughes5957]

Sir Tom is another one of those singers who doesn't need auto tune, auto tune needs him. A true legend

[@spencerantoniomarlen-starr3069]

Well duh, when do you think autotune was invented lol?

[@alanandrews8098]

Tom is still performing today at 80 years old and still has one of the best voices on the planet. Check out his recent stuff,you will not be disappointed.

[@xScooterAZx]

He's actually 82.

[@alexfletcher5192]

The pride of the Welsh valleys, Tom Jones' first big break came when he was asked to sing a guide vocal on a song destined for English popstar Sandie Shaw. On hearing the track, Shaw immediately knew a star was born. That tune (with Tom on vocals) was 'It's Not Unusual' - a colossal domestic hit that put him on the map overnight. Still active in his 80's, he can give modern vocalists a run for their money!

[@richardkeating3575]

They might know that one from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air

[@pastorofmuppets22]

With your knowledge of his career, you're aware of the fact at 53 years old,he had an affair with Nicole Hall...a minor who killed herself when they split.Wales should be proud

[@angelakeegan7424]

Know you love Sir Tom plz look at him singing I won't crumble if you fall on the voice uk and the conversation before and after x

[@kestrelle5345]

He's still singing. He's a judge on The Voice UK. His voice is not as strong as it was when he was a young man but he's still got "it". My favorite Tom Jones song is "I WHO HAVE NOTHING".

[@shaunconnerley1766]

He i would listen to for hours

[@Johny-OlSkool]

The son of the writer of this very Song (Lonnie Donegan) is on the Voice UK !, and even did a duet with Tom with this song during his Audition! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4TSoZSqp5t0pac

[@jamespasifull3424]

Brook Benton did a fabulous version of 'I who have nothing'!

[@janmaska1231]

So, today his voice is "just" on par with every other singer. Because back in the day his voice blew up microphones - literally, I'm not kidding. :)

[@pastorofmuppets22]

He should be in jail.A 53 year old Tom had an affair with a 16 year old Nicole Hall,who killed herself when they split.Tom's a role model for all young men,huh?

[@CGC1954]

He was always a woman’s man, however he’s been married to the same woman for 50 years. What a guy ❤️

[@RBNightlinger]

His wife passes away some time ago.

[@xhogun8578]

His wife Melinda died in 2016.

[@jeffmcdonald5901]

One of the fringe benefits of being Tom Jones' wife is she never had to buy panties. LOL

[@MChantal76]

He may have been married for 50 years, but he cheated on her with numerous women. He even had a 2-year affair with Mary Wilson of The Supremes.

[@kathybarnett1905]

and he cheated all along..

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

Not only is his voice amazing, but this song is just overall beautifully composed...the melody, the orchestra, the backup singers. Great song.

[@brianmckenzie4890]

Written by Lonnie Donegan

[@andrewreaney]

Spot on. I have been binge watching reactions to this rendition of this song as I have only just discovered it. This is the first time anyone has commented this. Tom Jones' fantastic voice is complemented perfectly by the other musicians here.

[@finallythere100]

Delilah and Green Green Grass of Home! :Enjoyed this reaction vid :)

[@debrahelicke7204]

I'd forgotten just how fabulous this man is. Bravo Tom Jones

[@angelahaywood2456]

Sir Tom is a coach on the British Voice and sometimes sings on there his voice is still as wonderful and powerful as back in the sixties he sang this song on the voice with the son of the songwriter..fabulous

[@kimdolly]

I was going to suggest that they listen to him sing it at age 80 and he's still flawless. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5ilZId3ltejj6M

[@bookmiss]

I loved when the son of the man who wrote that song auditioned and he was the only one to turn around. They sang a duet with the son playing and singing. I cried

[@sargoth37]

@@bookmiss Actually his voice isn't as good as it was in the 60s but it still very good.

[@mariocolella3958]

@@bookmiss I cried too

[@fatbastard6399]

@@sargoth37 You are missing the point.

[@theophrastus3.056]

They were called “crooners”. Guys who could stand on stage basically alone and belt out a song with a background orchestra or other musical accompaniment.

[@laurogarza4953]

Perry Como, Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and several others were all crooners from that era. Try "The Righteous Brothers" for more songs and singing that women, for generations, all felt deeply and emotionally.

[@theophrastus3.056]

@@BertSmithLondon I think you’re right, he was of a later generation that didn’t use that name. But he was their equal in talent, and maybe even better than most of them. I still remember when there was a rumor that Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck were actually the same person. The latter’s name seemed to ridiculous to be real. Plus they sounded very similar.

[@cindyfox622]

Ha! He had the moves that wasn't shown on his TV show but in concert he was surrounded with women's undies!! Saw it for myself, it was crazy!!! lol 😍

[@unvettx790]

I saw Tony Bennett perform in person back in the mid-1970s. He came out on stage and didn't speak a word, but started singing, going nearly non-stop for 45 minutes in an outside venue on a very warm summer evening in Dallas.

[@sadee1287]

More like "pop - balladeers" but definitely singers with strong vocal proficiency.

[@alexbizz]

Even Elvis Presley asked Tom Jones "how do you sing like that?".

[@kens32052]

Elvis and Tom were good friends. They both had shows in Vegas.

[@danieldickson8591]

@@kens32052 Elvis gave Tom Jones his nickname, "The Voice."

[@wnsafford1854]

Per Tom (on Conan), they 1st met in 1965 & Elvis asked "How do you sing like that. Where do you get it from” & Tom replied, "well, you know, listening to people like you.”

[@daleclark3900]

Tom Jones looked up to Elvis

[@OverandOutChief1]

I believe the response was, "It's your fault."

[@raymondmccracken-cf4dh]

Tom Jones singing with Jenifer Hudson This is a man's world. On the voice is magic

[@GT-ry1cv]

He's still releasing new music in his 80s.

[@robertpearson8798]

And women are still throwing their underwear on stage, sometimes. Well, depends...

[@randallshuck2976]

Diggin up all the classics. You can still catch Tom Jones on the British Voice. He is/was a judge and still has a wonderful voice.

[@CatchingCharkraLight]

When men could sing using their voice, not a computer.

[@jameslanning8405]

No autotune in that!

[@malus.8833]

Applause!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tonyhemphill5366]

God i hate autotune so friking much what happened to talent and soul

[@andrewfairbrother259]

They still can. Tom is brilliant, but let’s not fall into that cliché-ridden world of “all today’s artists are auto-tuned”, it’s a fallacy.

[@rubenvelez6820]

I'm 70 years old and Tom Jones is my favorite singer,this man is 81years old and still has that amazing voice,the singers now cheat if you sing out of tune they can fix your voice the old singers are the real singers!!!!@

[@michaelnaisbitt7926]

Unmatchable performance Tom is the greatest

[@tonyhemphill5366]

Perfect blue eye soul Tom is a national hero here in the UK,his singing on THE Voice (hes a judge) at 80 is stunning, Cry To Me,his cover of the Soliman Burke classic is as good as the original

[@evelynlambert6004]

Tom Jones had his own TV show in the late 60's. I watched it every week! He had some pretty sexy dance moves. Also quite a few hit records. "What's New Pussycat", "Green Green Grass of Home", and more...

[@AndrewKendall71]

And he sings so technically perfect, he STILL sounds like that today. Amazing artist.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

he can sure "build" a song to new heights. Just epic. So much talent, and he's handsome devil !! lol

[@ChicagoDB]

Tom Jones here…and Bobby Hatfield in “Unchained Melody” on the Andy Williams Show…two of the greatest live vocal performances in television history!

[@christineoneal666]

Queen @ Live Aid was THE best...This is definitely 2 or 3

[@annemarie8483]

Andy Williams, most definitely. I loved it when he had his brothers sing with him at Christmas.

[@michealmccann]

Tom is a solo artist, that song was written for him by another famous brithish artist called lonnie donnegan and was a massive hit record for tom, this tv appearance was 1967, tom is in his eighties now but can still sing, just pure raw talent. No autotune or lip synching back then, completely live and one take.

[@peebeedee6757]

Lonnie had written and released this 5 years before but his own record got nowhere.

[@jeanmagnall2180]

Brilliant

[@wesleymangula8324]

As a judge on the Voice, he was the only one to turn for Peter Donegan- Lonnie's son.

[@garethbrown2456]

@wesley mangula that's right and he sung the song together with donnegans son. Brilliant

[@jefformsby5604]

@@garethbrown2456 and killed it. His voice is so powerful you’d think he would have damaged it singing for so long. Nope… he’s still got it.

[@loveandfaith6517]

Tom Jones most powerful voice.. absolutely wonderful... 1967, I was 15. I remember all Tom Jones songs. He sings alone. Thank you guys. ❤️

[@altaclipper]

"The Green Green Grass of Home" would bring tears to your eyes. Tom Jones was indeed very big. And it's worth considering that perhaps singers at the time were possibly better than some singers now because they had to rely on their own voices and charisma to pull off a performance. They worked harder and couldn't fall back on lip-syncing, autotune, backup dancers, pyrotechnics or other distractions. They could be alone on stage and mesmerize audiences. Bob Dylan performing at the Royal Albert in London from the film "Don't Look Back" had that gift. Not such a classic voice, but so compelling.

[@royalway12]

No one would ever confuse Dylan with great vocals. But Dylan is the story teller if there ever was one. And one of the greatest lyricist of all time. His Desire album has no weak tracks.

[@sometimeslyrical]

@@royalway12 Dylan's vocals are not a detriment to his songs... his voice is an instrument so distinctive, its grate and timing underscores the storytelling and the lyrics in a way that a silky, melodic voice would not.

[@rosalyntoye710]

@@royalway12 m )momknjn Trwy66

[@lcbflorida]

The Green Green Grass of Home STILL brings tears to my eyes - if not outright sobs. I was very young then and remember when I realized what the song was about. I bawled like the "baby" I was. Before that, it was just "music". After that, I paid more attention to see what the songs were about.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

I think a lot of hit makers today are "style over substance". One famous female singer is that way - has an ok voice and entertains with dancers, sexy outfits, etc. That's fine, but as a singer, there are better ones.

[@MrDtrain69]

What a voice, just a magnificent singer. My all time favourite male singer. I could listen to Tom Jones all day everyday... Glad you guys discovered him...at last !! Better late than never.

[@smallsmalls3889]

Oh the pain of a broken 💖

[@TheT0nedude]

Back in the day Tom Jones was a good friend of Elvis Presley, and Elvis himself said he admired and respected Tom's ability. That performance was live.

[@CarlEdwards-tm4bg]

Tom Jones still getting the same reactions 57 years later 😊😎

[@gdj6298]

Talking about holding the note, Tom Jones sang the theme for the James Bond movie "Thunderball" and held the last, high, loud note for so long that he pretty much fainted on the studio floor. Stuff of legend !

[@nickdoughty518]

Check that out too.

[@kerryprobert7507]

The magic of a Welsh voice 💖

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Tom is in his 80's now but he can still sing. Listen to his songs throughout the years.. "Green Green Grass of Home" & "Delilah" espe ially. Both sung with reeeeeal feeeeelkng 😀💞

[@sadee1287]

Agree! Love both those songs, especially "Green, Green Grass of Home." Very touching song and has lost none of its effect through the years.

[@MrSimonson]

The greatest male singing voice of all time. He could sing anything

[@jenuwinedisneyphiles4927]

"She's a Lady" An absolute MUST Listen!!

[@melindarozas1334]

Yessss!!

[@BC-ui9yt]

This^^^^^^

[@courtjester1135]

What's New Pussy Cat kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6iaeKWvqZKlmcU

[@kathyhoward4501]

Watching these reaction videos of songs from when I was growing up bring so many emotions. My memories play out with the songs you react to. Thanks for the walk thru my life.

[@realamerican5813]

Tom Jones was HUGE in Vegas!! He was a "Ladies man" Wow, I was not expecting him! lol ROCK ON!! Jeff

[@nicolaemarian7009]

...Tom Jones in music is ...TOM JONES, the "king" of pop music in the world....TNT, who are you in music?...Nobody!...

[@marterisher2335]

Tom is from Wales, and the Welsh are famous for their beautiful singing. He certainly proves that theory. The other thing about Tom that I think is interesting is that his voice is very little changed from when he hit the scene in the mid 60s, to where he is now in the year 2021. In that he is very like Steve Tyler who sounds the same today as when he began his career.

[@xScooterAZx]

Steven Tyler can no longer sing as well as he did back then. He has singers to fill out the notes he cant reach these days. Still,when he does tour it all comes together enough that you cant tell the difference.

[@rickb.4168]

Beautiful singing, depressing speaking .

[@rickb.4168]

Elvis warned Tom about singing the way he does, telling him it’ll destroy his voice. Well not yet Elvis. Tom should of warned you about quadrouple cheeseburgers. Maybe we’d still have 2 legends with us.

[@therlowfoy9738]

He was a tenor here; now he is a baritone. Still powerful

[@John-nr6gg]

Yes, the Welsh have that amazing singing voice; where it began I don't know, but I'm glad they do. But Tom Jones does more; see the way he plants himself squarely on the floor for stability. There is so much power coming out of him, in that song, and you notice how his hand shakes with the resonance that he builds. Absolute masterly performance!

[@marthamoore7474]

Amazing talent! I was blessed to grow up listening to him 👏❤️

[@williamlidster5850]

If you ever watched the fresh Prince of Bel Air you will recall the Carlton‘s favorite singer was Tom Jones!

[@ed167]

That's not unusual. :)

[@tickledpink6684]

😂🤣 I saw what you did there!

[@janekayser-alexander5790]

Tom Jones was on an episode of Fresh Prince.

[@leeeastwood6368]

@@ed167, Damn, you got there before me!😁😁😅😂😂🤣🤣

[@ed167]

@@leeeastwood6368 🤣

[@vickihunt8988]

Tom Jones is a great singer. He has a powerful voice.

[@gailwall1585]

I think that Tom's best performance was his song "I who have nothing" when he performed it on his show in the 1960's I believe. I've viewed other youtube reactions to this song and everyone is beyond words for his performance. He had and still has one of the most awesome male voices I have ever heard, especially when he sings this song. I know it will blow you away too!

[@dianebarrieau9826]

He is what is known as a crooner, I grew up with his music along with other crooners of the day, but something about his voice was special & made him stand out from the crowd!

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

@@dianebarrieau9826 He also stood out because he was so darn sexy !

[@cjs0752]

You may also want to listen to Julio Englesias and you may have heard of his son Enrique Englesias. They were often compared but to me Tom Jones was the best.

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

@@cjs0752 Never ! They do not even come close. Tom has a very powerful voice. I also enjoy Julio though .

[@JamboniUk]

And there has never been another voice like Tom Jones again.

[@ggvno167]

Tom Jones just turned 81yrs young and still singing. He is a judge in the VOICE UK and belts out a song with that terrific voice of his. Listen to him sing “Cry to Me” at 80yrs young he will knock it out of the park. Love your reactions 👍

[@tracerloenan8020]

Without a doubt. His duets with Jennifer Hudson on the show are some of the best musical performances ever recorded. A must see for everyone.

[@p.martin974]

It was LIVE, solo, no mixing, no sampling, no auto-tune, no synth, nothing but the singer and the song. A lost art, for sure.

[@spencerantoniomarlen-starr3069]

Did you check the comments too see if 20 - 50 people had already left this comment? Because I see this same sentiment commented on every reaction video to an old song by people under like 40 and it's quite bizarre how unoriginal it comes across. The worst part is it often has the phrase "And remember", or even worse "What you kids don't understand is," which is hilarious, do you really think anyone does think they had autotune in the 60s??

[@richardbishop8666]

I love seeing the reactions of people who have never seen Tom Jones before. he is to this very day in a class of his own that very few people can come close to. amazing reaction!

[@janetbishop4946]

He is still alive and singing just as great!!! He's on The Voice-Britain. Just amazing!! Thank you for listening - so glad you loved it!

[@johnrodrigues5974]

Please react to Tom Jones singing “She’s a Lady” and “Delilah”

[@Sportsref13]

She's a Lady has been driving the "woke" folks crazy recently.. it even got blocked on some of the social formats

[@michaellabarge7557]

YES

[@misschieflolz1301]

Definitely Delilah. I'm from Wales, maybe half hour drive from Sir Tom Jones' birthplace. It was a big thing when we held mini Eisteddfod's for St. Davids day at school; lot's of singing, dancing awards in specific subjects etc. Then one year the school decided to try and ban us singing Delilah (back in early 2000's for whatever reason). They refused to play it so some of the school orchestra kids played it anyway and we all sang along. They kept trying until I left school becase 'it was inappropriate' but we always found a way.

[@willow625]

Oh man I forgot about Delilah. Loved that song too

[@csn10]

Amazing that Mr. Jones took the time, but understandable that he appreciates your genuine love of a wide range of music! His collaborations are phenomenal, esp. on Portishead's "Motherless Child'.

[@Mrjonessekid]

I remember the shows in color, with his shirt open and his scarf and tight pants. All the women screaming and throwing their bras and panties at him. Tom Jones would dry his sweat with his scarf and throw it back at the audience. I remember him drying other body parts with his scarf and/or handkerchief and throwing them to the audience. I was maybe 8 and it was 1972ish and I learned what it means to have power and absolute domination of the moment. What a voice, Tom Jones is his own category.

[@davidwalker5054]

This guy has made 2 fatal errors. Letting his girl see a young Tom Jones. And letting her hearing him sing. She,s Toms now

[@SC-gp7kt]

He's now a judge on The Voice UK. Can still sing great. Can still make us swoon. He's also Welsh so he has an accent.💜💜🎶💜

[@lisajones8641]

Tom Jones is still performing at 80! His voice is just as strong. I have seen him live twice. He is amazing.

[@lindaardo877]

I finally get to see him next month for the first time. I have loved him since the 60's, (I'm 63 going on 45. My profile pic is from 3 years ago LOL) I am beyond excited to go!!

[@susiecasso6528]

When he sees you does he say "Hi cuz!" . . . Jones ? J/K :)

[@karlsmith2570]

You guys should check Tom Jones cover of the song Kiss originally released by Prince

[@akastarchild]

That cover is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. I mean hell 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵.

[@xheralt]

Truth is it was Tom's first but Prince absolutely made it his own. Do both back to back, compare & contrast.

[@thorfinsky1427]

@@xheralt WRONG!!!!.....it was written and performed by Prince first in 1986.

[@3912James]

@@xheralt Tom and Art Of Noise did their rendition in 1988.

[@niv6714]

Sir Tom you are a icon of the 20th century and the 21st century, what a voice wow! X

[@Lala_B]

He was 24 when this song hit for him. And fifty years later, his voice still sounds this good. Check out his KZbin videos where he’s singing on The Voice!

[@tutuschild1]

Sir Tom is 80 still married to his high school sweetheart and has sold more than 180 million albums. He was The sex symbol of the 70s. His hip action is legendary. Wow I'm his age bless to see him in-person. Watch The Voice British and he still sings likes an angel SEXY

[@61JWolf]

No disrespect intended but, while Tom Jones is still pleasant to listen to, he no longer has nearly the range that had as a young man.

[@andrewreaney]

He was born in 1940 so that would make him 27 in 1967.

[@iriscollins7583]

@@tutuschild1 Welshman. Cymru am Byth.

[@lorraine1722]

@@tutuschild1 Unfortunately his wife Linda passed away. He may have been married to her for all those years but was hardly faithful. My aunt loved him. When I was about 17-18 she, my mom, my two cousins & me went to see him in Atlantic City. She brought an ivory necklace for him & asked my younger cousin (a minor) to hand it to him on-stage. After the show was over, one of his flunkies approached my cousin on Tom's behalf & asked her to join them....someone would bring her home in the morning. Needless to say that didn't happen. His wife was probably relegated to being "Mrs Tom Jones" while he was out doing his thing.

[@debbiemarch1952]

One of the most powerful voices ever. Still belting to this day on the voice UK.

[@waynestirling4071]

Tom Jones is now a judge for "The Voice" UK. At 81 years old he can still belt it out.

[@charlesdidonato3121]

Tom Jones ... one of MANY great singers of that era. Pure voice, no audio help. Loved your reaction.

[@alisonowen9035]

Being Welsh myself and being born on the girl this came out I was raised on that pure welsh voice, he has marvelled all of us here over the years. He is one of our national treasures. Xx

[@rhcerce]

I without doubt believe you and thank you he was a gift to the world, he put his heart and soul into every song, he made us listen… Again thank you.!

[@taylormoye7098]

I’m like in my early 40 but loved him so much I’ve been studying welsh for 2 years 😂😂😂

[@barbaragreene7500]

Boy! I am old as mummy dust. Tom Jones, still great !

[@u4riahsc]

Thank you for sharing your treasure!

[@mizofan]

Our lovely Wales, land of song :)

[@cherylkuban5870]

He still sings and his voice is just as great ❤️❤️

[@SuperDasbeast]

His cover of "The Green Green Grass of home" is absolutely fantastic. Tom comes from the "land of song" Wales. He also loves the fact that Elvis Presley loved his voice.

[@StephBer1]

I still shed a tear listening to that song. I listened to it for years as a homesick song until I was late teens and "lay me 'neath" clanged into my brain. I never really listened to the lyrics. It made it all the more poignant.

[@rancedavis5106]

I read somewhere that elvis actually asked tom jones, HOW DO YOU SING LIKE THAT ? HAHA i personally think tom is the better singer out of the two. elvis didnt have the power or range that tom has

[@elsestelema6273]

@@rancedavis5106 agree 100% and still brilliant

[@sharonsmith1783]

I bought that single for my brother's birthday, but then I worried that is was too sentimental. I changed it for Morning Town Ride/ Puff the Magic Dragon by the ( New?) Seekers. Green, green grass of home has stood the test of time and still moves me.

[@georgetannehill1790]

Love the stunned look on Amber's face while she was hearing this.

[@rosiemac56]

Tom Jones was a happening dude back in the day - women swooned over him - threw bras up on stage for him....he was REALLY big back in the 60's and 70's. What's New Pussycat??? was one of his big hits. There were many.

[@MChantal76]

It was panties actually. For a long time, wiping the sweat off his forehead with them was part of his act.

[@xkrickett]

My parents saw Tom in Vegas about 8 years ago. The women were still throwing undergarments at him.

[@sallyatticum]

I never really understood it. I was never a fan.

[@toodlescae]

It wasn't the songs that had women throwing those things on stage. It was his hips....lol.

[@sallyatticum]

@@toodlescae Fair enough!

[@larryjurkovskis4612]

When they talk about Blue Eyed Soul, their speaking about Sir Tom Jones, a True Artist!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@nancyberry1039]

There is a thing called the Tom Jones effect. It's that one precise moment when his voice triggers a reaction in every female on the planet ( and men too). That moment hits at different times for different people. I've watched countless reactions to Sir Tom over the past 2 years and in every one of those videos, you can clearly see it happen when it does hit them. For example here in this reaction, at the 3:06 mark, you can see on Amber's lovely face when Tom's voice makes her swoon, again like every other female on Earth past, present, & future... If you watch some of Tom's previous concerts from the 60's & 70's, you'll see the front of the stage covered with ladies panties, bras, and hotel room keys that the audience had tossed to him - LOL! I remember being a little kid & thinking "what is wrong with these women? Ew, why are they throwing their underwear at him? How gross, they're all crazy!" Now I get it!

[@shawnmckenna6816]

Yes Ma’am us men too! Even is straight alpha males!

[@justinthyme5382]

I'm 82 years young, and have a Bromance with Tom.

[@johnparker8588]

I think he had Amber ready to throw something??

[@tonisumblin2719]

@@shawnmckenna6816 Exactly. I think it’s just a human reaction. I don’t get that reaction from every singer but he does something to me. That voice hits the soul.

[@finallythere100]

LOVE Tom Jones voice, but always felt like you'd catch something from him once his image changed to the open shirts, big crosses and he played up the sexuality so much. (That came after this classy era). He is LEGEND though! And love to see reaction. to Delilah and Green Green Grass of Home.

[@scottselfe3030]

Sir Tom Jones is a coach on The Voice - Britain. Ironically, a contestant that Tom turned for is the son of the man who co-wrote that song for Tom. Tom & the contestant sang that song. There is a video of it on KZbin

[@sallymote-yaffe6185]

Now you understand why he was such a heart throb of that time. He's still alive and a judge on The Voice. He still sings really well. Not opera (I'm a singing teacher) but a super great singer. He was one of the biggest!!

[@rubenfranco8373]

One of my favorite songs. The dude that wrote this song for him back in the day had a son. The son appeared in The Voice and they sang it together impromptu and was awesome.

[@fannydenat8380]

The son of Lonnie Donegan.

[@roserollins9800]

Such a heartwarming experience watching it

[@chrismattravers5434]

Not heard of Tom, a top international star for 60 years! Have you been living under a rock? Lol Glad you enjoyed!

[@janetlindsey456]

Everytime I hear this song it takes my breath away. I think I forget to breath because I’m hanging on to every word and the stringed instruments-it’s so over the top. Beautifully done.