THIS WAS AMAZING!| FIRST TIME HEARING Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Who Loves You REACTION

[@gmaqwert]

If you haven’t heard it yet, do “My Eyes Adored you”

[@andydurazo5337]

@@gmaqwert love that song.

[@surlechapeau]

just fyi, they did My Eyes Adored You Jun 24, 2023

[@gmaqwert]

@@surlechapeau thank you

[@j6282]

They already did that one. Great song.

[@stevebrien1041]

Love this one

[@dr.strangelove7788]

So happy that a 90 year-old Frankie Valli is still with us.

[@stevemarchant3670]

what must he make of today's world? he was from simpler times

[@dustybrand]

My uncle was married to Frankie's First cousin. My first cousins are closely related to him. Would love to meet him myself.

[@karensamuel1139]

Yay 👏🏼 👏🏼 Frankie is all that! 😊

[@ClaudeBrunet-x4g]

"Sherry", "Big girls don't cry", " Rag doll" and "Walk like à man", is what you need to listen to. Their best era was the early 60's. Have a good day✌️

[@theodoreritola7641]

70s Have a good day. back @ya

[@smithbros1000]

@@theodoreritola7641 No, 60s. I was 5 in 1962. "Big Girls Don't Cry" was playing in my older cousin's room. Their creativity and skills exploded in the early 60s.

[@theodoreritola7641]

I was 2 in 62 lol your right butthey where greatun the 70s AS WELL Have a good day take care God bless you.

[@RouXRenard]

100% AGREE

[@american_cosmic]

@@theodoreritola7641 Yeah, I love the 60's Frankie/4 Seasons... but their 70's stuff is where it's at as far as I'm concerned. Those are all great bubble-gum pop songs and they have their place, but there's no soul in them like there is in the 70's stuff.

[@bradparnell614]

You still haven't done any classic 4 seasons. This is from 1975. You haven't heard anything yet in terms of Frankie's falsetto. You have to listen to the 1960s stuff back before the Beatles. In fact they were one of the biggest acts in the country by the time the Beatles hit our shores. You've really got to check out "Sherry", "Big Girls Don't Cry", "Walk Like A Man", "Candy Girl", "Dawn", and "Rag Doll". The falsettos in those songs set the bar for all the falsettos in pop music that came after including the Bee Gees.

[@jgator6694]

And my favorite “Lets Hang On”

[@PJMurphyNJ]

I was thinking the same. Hell, one wasn't even Frankie Valli singing lead. Those 60s 4 Seasons songs are much better than this later stuff.

[@stephenulmer3781]

They will just assume that all Fours Seasons sound like this Disco version of them from the 70s and then be disappointed with how they sounded when they first came out. This channel is the only one I subscribe to that always starts in the wrong place with all artists and then gets disappointed because all that artists songs don't sound like the ones they heard previously.

[@stephenulmer3781]

Remember too that they started with Disco Bee gees first and don't like the early Bee gees stuff. The guy at least 😢

[@MichaelHHHH]

They have done Can't Take My Eyes Off You.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Sherry", "Big Girls Don't Cry", "Walk Like A Man" !!!

[@gerardcote8391]

Work with a guy who would sing Sherry all the time, but he never knew what the words were.

[@DerekDominoes]

Those are fine but I definitely prefer songs like Opus 17.

[@brianvernon249]

Walk like a man is Howie Mandell’s best comedic performance. Not his stand up, acting.

[@70sladyalways25]

64 yr old here and I grew up on these groups! They were awesome! Thanks for featuring them 😊

[@TheGallows978]

I bought the .45 of this and "December ...."

[@barrybrazil1246]

Absolutely love this song.

[@tammydean3003]

My all time favorite.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Jay n Amber try to remember to check out the hair styles and the Clothes This is very much 70s,, ALL in love I realy like your reactions but the 70s are by far my fav

[@loritajohnson5664]

This song was from mid-70s! Great song!

[@sdenacoly4745]

Walk like a Man, Rag Doll my favorite songs~! ^^

[@rjjcms1]

Though their most famous era was in the early 60s,this song was a huge hit for them in the UK in late 1975. They'd already had another big hit over here that year with The Night. Then,in very early 1976,they scored a number 1 in the UK with December '63 (Oh What a Night). All well worth checking out.

[@mommalynneherrtz5324]

Hellllll yeah❤

[@rosek2967]

You need to do their early stuff with the original members. Songs like "Sherry" (their first hit), "Ronnie," "Dawn (Go Away)" "Walk Like a Man," "Big Girls Don't Cry." They had TONS of hits in the 60s. Great group!

[@surlechapeau]

YES!! originally just Frankie, Tommie, Bob and Nick!!

[@EasyX12x]

Yes… they have not even scratched the surface of Four Seasons hits!!

[@RouXRenard]

100% AGREE

[@Friend_Of_The_Muse]

This is their comeback song moving into Disco. The TV show Kojak was huge at the time and his saying was "Who loves you Baby"? Go further back. Big Girls Dont Cry...Walk like a Man...Dawn.....Rag Doll.....

[@guillermojimenezcastelblan8456]

That album "Who loves You", from 1975 is remarkable as well, featuring this one, "December 63, (Oh what a night), and another special song, "Silver Star", some kind of country-folk roots and vibe. "The Four Seasons" is one of the most iconic north american band of the 70`s decade, voices, musical harmonies, lyrics, everything. Great react and tune selection. Cheers.

[@marksmall6145]

Great shout for Silver Star!

[@otisroseboro5613]

This Is One Of My All Time Favorite Songs, Classic

[@theodoreritola7641]

The 60s lol my Hairy Butocks lol them 70s baby 76

[@carla68]

Dawn, Rag Doll, so many bangers! Don't wait 2 more years!

[@kreg517]

Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons don’t have a bad song in their entire catalog!! They are my favorite groups!!

[@caffeinebill]

"Oh, What a Night (December 1963)" was sung by the drummer.

[@darki7119]

Mt brother was born Dec '63. When that song played on the radio, my brother would say it's his song. 😂

[@CarolynStewart-v5q]

That was Gerry Polci on vocals and drums. This was The Four Season's biggest hit without Frankie singing lead.

[@ericarachel55]

this was one of the big disco era hits

[@susannehouse3857]

"Gotta be the 70's by the number of buttons undone" lol.....that cracked me up. 😂😂😂

[@matthewpaul1111]

When I watch Frankie and the boys perform I always think professional, talented, disciplined, harmonies, perfection!

[@YvonneMendez-l9c]

My very favorite of the 4 Seasons they are so great ❤😂❤❤❤

[@islayme1]

I can't believe Amber forgot to mention that you 2 reacted to December 1963 (Oh, What a Night). It was your first reaction to Frankie Valle and Amber was MIND BLOWN less than 1 minute into the song!

[@cwyci]

Great song!!

[@stevenjohnson3883]

Also check out this version of the 4 season's doing "Oh What a Night"

[@theodoreritola7641]

From 1975 Jay Namber Like this great 70s GIANT

[@Shellgrit]

Not sure if you guys are aware. but Frankie Valli sang the opening song "Grease" from the Grease movie

[@stephenhanft1226]

"Beauty School Dropout" was sung by Frankie Avalon.

[@michlkwitz]

"Beauty School Dropout" was Frankie Avalon.

[@Shellgrit]

@@stephenhanft1226 Oops yep you're right

[@Shellgrit]

@@michlkwitz Yep you're right

[@rickclevenger6629]

Grease-the song was sang by Frankie Valli

[@timward3116]

This is what I call a "freeway song." It's the kind of song that is best listened to on a sunny day while sailing down the freeway to a happy destination. It is also a song that grows on you every time you hear it. Cheerful and exhilerating! Light and refreshing!

[@stevetaylor2233]

EVERYTHING!!! Those keyboards through this are MAGIC!!!!

[@MrSteveLoucks]

Jay and Amber, Who Loves You was a huge 1975 comeback hit for The Four Seasons, not long after Frankie Valli staged a comeback of his own with My Eyes Adored You. The Four Seasons followed it up with their last number one hit December 1963 (Oh What A Night). My favorite from the comeback album was Silver Star, which is a far cry from their early 60s hits. Frankie Valli would have one more #1 hit in 1978: Grease, written by Barry Gibb, from the smash hit film. All are worth a listen.

[@nancysmith8626]

Love this song history, thanks for sharing!

[@BrianAper]

It's a shame Silver Star stalled at US# 38. Another great song was the follow up to Silver Star which was Down The Hall. It stalled at US#65.

[@MrSteveLoucks]

@@BrianAper I agree. The full length version is epic.

[@BrianAper]

@@MrSteveLoucks AM radio,back in the day, refused to play long songs. If people had heard the full length version of Silver Star instead of the radio edit, I think it would have been a bigger hit.

[@MrSteveLoucks]

@@BrianAper I remember that 3:00 “rule.” Do you remember when Billy Joel sang about it in The Entertainer? “If you’re gonna have a hit you gotta make it fit so they cut it down to 3:05.”

[@Danandrea919]

This takes me back to the roller skating rink, 1975/76! 😊

[@pattymckitrick7436]

😊yes !! Great times !😊

[@spydude38]

Interesting fact: Don Ciccone (co-lead and backing vocals, electric rhythm guitar) was the original lead vocal on the song when the demo was cut and pitched to Warner Bros. Valli was in Europe and was unavailable, so they had Ciccone sing the lead vocals. Warner Bros. loved it and declared Ciccone to be the new lead singer and released the album. Valli wasn't having it and pushed back and stopped the release and then re-recorded the lead vocals that you just heard. You can find the demo with Ciccone on lead vocals on YT.

[@lzzy8262]

I will be seeing him in February 2025- he is 91 years old and this is the 3rd time seeing him as my sister loves him.

[@user-ii4zf5iq3t]

💕😎

[@lorinichols9996]

Performing? Wow!

[@Tejaye777]

This is from 1975 not the 60s. The same year late December back in 63. Love both songs but I really, really love this song.

[@theodoreritola7641]

jUS ANOTHER 70s song that the 70s dont get the credit for this is why the 70s are the most UNDER RATED DECADE EVER I see reactors do it to the 70s all the time JUST SAYIN

[@jodimcmurdo506]

One of my favorite songs ever. ❤

[@joycegibbs5267]

I remember my dad loves this song so we heard it all the time. Luckily I love it too. Such a brilliant group The Four Seasons ❤

[@stephenhanft1226]

I'm glad you finally got back to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. I'm from New Jersey and they are my favorite group from my home state. From 1962-1978 they recorded such an extensive catalog of great songs.

[@johnvance3011]

It was August1975, after all those years these guys came back with a mega hit, like Rob said they gave it a little extra everything, East coast harmonies, this song has been on the top of my list since I was a kid and it never gets old,My favorite Fourseason song, seen them do this live in 1985 At great adventure ,the purple smoke was rising and surrounding the band,it was cool,

[@BryanWicks]

Easily my all time favorite Four Seasons song. When it first came out, there was no escaping it on the radio, and for good reason. Between the bassline, the drums, and the vocals, it is truly pure magic. Thanks for the great reaction, guys!

[@randyem6910]

I agree.

[@magneto7930]

Let's Hang On by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, that's the one you need to hear next!

[@danielnewton4094]

Yes!!!

[@mrsteve3527]

When i was 13, this was on the radio every hour. This is the type of music you secretly love, but if you told your friends, they would diss you hard...lol.

[@beths999]

They would diss you but they too were secretly listening to it 😂

[@mrsteve3527]

@@beths999 LOL! True!

[@shyman99]

Not at all true. In 1975 there was hardly any prejudice in music. Everyone at my school loved this song.

[@juliemnm8273]

@@shyman99 Mine too!

[@realamerican5813]

I think it was around the mid 70's, it was a big hit back then. Thanks for the memories!!

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

“Sherry”, “Rag Doll”, and “Walk Like A Man” are a few of their 60s hits with more falsetto!👍👍👍

[@michelleholland8460]

Sixteen driving my mom’s 1964 289 Mustang, windows down with friends 3:03 Frankie Valley! Oh happy day!🎶🎶 Thank you!! You are my favorite duo!💕

[@anthonyboucher7077]

Not 1960s - 1975. Plus Gerry Polci, the drummer, is doing the falsetto here. He was the lead singer on "December '63 (Oh What a Night)" , which should be your next reaction to them IMO

[@melmingin8445]

Correct!!!! Great song!!!

[@Billy02118]

Absolutely

[@richardkint6531]

They already did that one.

[@JaDav40]

December 1963 was such a hit in 1976 that a remix of it hit the charts all over again in 1994.

[@beejjjjjj1]

They already did that and, no, they need to check out their 60s music when they first hit it big.

[@karengray662]

A beautiful coincidence, this came on the radio in my car today, turned it way up and was singing my head off with a big grin on my face. When it was finished I was actually thank that I should ask you guys to do this one! Great reaction to a fantastic song, thank 😄

[@blackprix]

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but they all can sing and they play instruments! One of the best groups of all time😊❤

[@Pushindazees]

If you REALLY want to hear the falsetto you absolutely have to check out "WALK LIKE A MAN"!

[@Howie-du7ov]

Sherry , I think is his best falsetto song. Different strokes, I guess!!!

[@Billy02118]

I LOVE this song. It’s from the mid ‘70s.

[@raymondohlsen5054]

Okay! Flashback to the '70's and me with headphones and my cassette player/radio! Love this song!!

[@josephscally6270]

Such a great song and a terrific reaction.

[@davemac5260]

I wore out this 45 record. Classic 70’s anthem.

[@michaeldellobuono1858]

Got to go back to the 60's Frankie Valli & The 4 Seasons.

[@jillrose8921]

Just saw Frankie this past July in Richmond, VA. Frankie is now 90 years young and can still belt out all his wonderful songs, and he did them all! Some changes in the Four Seasons crew, but they were fabulous and backed Frankie up in style. Thank you for your heartfelt response!

[@Victoria-kv9oz]

I clicked this video so fast! I’ve been waiting for this reaction since you did DECEMBER 1963, OH WHAT A NIGHT.

[@larryharbison2466]

Saw him live in Sugarland TX. He was 85 and still going strong. Brought us to our feet every song!

[@shawnfynn7889]

The dawn of pop music's disco age during the autumn of '75 ..began with songs like this.

[@alexhorsburgh5986]

Seasoned musicians (even at the time the song was recorded) who just know what they're doing .. A treat for the ears.. The video of them in the studio is like a bunch of musical professors giving a tutorial.

[@garymorris1856]

The Four Seasons had a great sound, wonderful voices.

[@ponchobobo]

December Oh what a Night, Grease, Silence is Golden, Rag doll

[@rhaedas9085]

My father had all of their records, and Dawn (Go Away) has always been my favorite.

[@drc1989]

This is Frankie Valli changing with the times. The classic Four Seasons sound was established in the 60's. This song is from the 70's.

[@chezellis]

This is my favorite of their songs, even though it wasn't their biggest hit.

[@cls6055]

Yes a great banger!!! Loved this back in ' 75!! I was in 5th grade...❤🎉 (Beginning of disco days!) Try another big big hit called , Oh what a night " !

[@EricRussell-ud8sg]

The drummer is Gerry Polci, he sang the lead vocals on the song December, 1963 (Oh What A Night)

[@elisabethsmith1448]

Frankie is in his 80s and is still touring! I took my Mom to see him, and we loved it. His current backup singers even taught him a little dance. I also saw Jersey Boys twice! If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it.

[@waynecanning4122]

You have to check out their song Beggin’. It’s a lesser known but incredibe Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons song

[@tylerhackner9731]

Frankie’s falsetto is heaven

[@MommaHub1966]

Gerry Polci falsetto

[@MommaHub1966]

Frankie sings tenor

[@Keedeeg]

This song reminds me a trip I took to Cincinnati as a child with my Daddy. It was in big rotation on the radio and I loved it then as a young girl and now....as a not-so-young girl!

[@markzalubas5793]

One of the absolute greatest voices ever.

[@DanNelson-zw5ji]

I remember the snowy cold winters in Montana and hearing song after song of the Four Seasons, the 1960's were magical and their songs seemed to always debut during the holidays in Winter. Wonderful times!

[@linzirainbow6577]

This was a song from the 1970s, what a great song. Jersey Boys the musical show based is on Frankie Valli and his music, it is filled with hit after hit of great songs and worth every penny to see live on stage.

[@tjrivers]

This was a great Disco dance song! I remember the hustle, twirling and turning on the dance floor to this one!

[@johnbruin5547]

Amber, you are right It's not the 60s". This song was released in 1975. Except for Frankie, this is actually a different line up of band members as opposed to the original Four Seasons of the 60s. In fact, That drummer, Gary Polci was briefly married to Frankie's daughter, Antonia. He sings the lead vocals on their hit song, "Oh What A Night". Oh, and yes, there are lots of buttons undone, lol. 😄 (the 70s).

[@casey4602]

My favorite Frankie Valli & Four Seasons song.

[@foreveralone11w]

"My eyes adored you" is a beautiful song ❤

[@SweetThing]

To really Frankie's falsetto, you need to listen to "Walk Like a Man" and "Rag Doll". Then you can say you've really heard Frankie Valli sing, y'all!

[@TB6791]

Most #2 top 40 hits I read or heard somewhere... superb drumming is this tune 😮

[@theodoreritola7641]

So many great songs from the 70s get credit taken a way from them from them like this is just one 0f hundreds from music reactors LIKE Jane from 1979 by JEFFERSON ,STAR SHIP To the 80s Lay it on the line by TRYUMPH 1979 the 80s get credit for the song Cars by Gerry Newman 1979 But the 80s get credit for The song LOVE IS A DRUG by Foxy music From ,,, 1975 ,, the 80s Gets the credit this IS why so many people think the 80s are better than the 70s Its the other way around the 80s are over rated

[@cog4life]

A great one!! The melody in this is so cool!! 😊❤

[@thefoss5387]

This one was released in 1975, as Disco was exploding in popularity. This one had a very dance-able beat. The Four Seasons here were replacements for the original 60's lineup, although this was written and produced by Bob Gaudio, musical partner of Valli, and the main songwriter that was the original keyboardist/writer for the Four Seasons.

[@BrakRulesAll]

This came out when I was a senior in high school in 1975. What a great time to be growing up. The music was just incredible - for years before, and through the 80's.

[@stevegibson7464]

The Jersey Boys … is a movie about the 4 seasons….you would enjoy it

[@PJMurphyNJ]

The Broadway play was so much better

[@SWLinPHX]

Don't like the fact they didn't even mention Gerry Polci (lead singer and drummer of their two biggest 1970s hits), yet they used the songs. They acted like the 1970s lineup never happened.

[@elvisstarlord7121]

This is the music that brought us together. The music that made the sun brighter. It was the music we could actually dance with each other and it made love bloom. I grew up under this and Motown. The world never should have let this go. IMO

[@alcap-z5d]

Your channel is so awesome!! Thank you guys. Makes people happy. ❤😊

[@longcatcat]

Their greatest hits is on a loop in my house. These and The Stylistics take me to happier times

[@deborahpaley21]

love them

[@DollyMiddleton-ke1yp]

You guys are such an amazing couple!!! I do hope you all are passing this music on to your children. Music is humanities, saving grace.

[@mesaeddie]

Almost forgot how great this song is. All those years ago and now.

[@odiebryer2144]

Jay &Amber . . . You just HAVE to get around to seeing the movie Jersey Boys! It tells the story of Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons and it has soooo many of Frankie's songs in it. For decades, they were my favorite group starting when I was in junior high school in the early 60's! Their first song Sherry was debuted in 1963 when I was 13 yrs old! I've loved their music since and I've seen the movie about 60-70 times!!! I know you'll LOVE ❤️ it, too! PLLEEAAASSSSEEE watch the movie! Warm greetings from your friend Odie from Kansas 🌻 🌻 🌻 🌻 🌻 🌻 🌻 ❤❤❤❤

[@Carrie-so3ro]

I was a kid (in the 70s, you are right Amber 😄), so I didn't recognise the title, but as soon as it started playing, I KNEW the song - & I remembered loving it - (maybe because I wasn't much older than a baby at the time, & a girl baby at that.) It was always a lovely, comforting song. Because of my age when this was out, I didn't actually realise that it was Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons. Even back then I knew Frankie Valli's voice as it was so distinctive. It just wasn't the focus in this song as it was in so many of the others. Here his part is just a part in a larger whole that has a lot of singers & a much stronger instrumental focus. I am going to be adding it to one of my playlists as soon as I finish here. THANK-YOU for this reminder of a piece of my childhood comfort.

[@michaelherbest9421]

Actually that was 1975. The four seasons. Featuring Frankie vallie.

[@shyman99]

Actually, Valli (without the e)

[@alanpowell2849]

I was fortunate enough to see Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons live not too long ago on one of their regular visits to the UK. All I can say is Frankie's still got it. I've also seen Jersey Boys twice on Broadway. It's with out a doubt, the best stage show I've ever seen. As you Americans say, it was awesome!

[@ShirleyHage]

THEY ARE SO WONDERFUL!!! Have listened to them forever and still do

[@beckygrant2258]

Frankie Valli is on his final tour right now. You really SHOULD go see him before he retires. He’s in his 80’s, but he can still sing! He’s coming to Dallas in October. I saw him at WinStar in Gainesville Oklahoma a few years back….what a great concert. You should react to the film, Jersey Boys…which was a film made from the huge Broadway hit musical, Jersey Boys….Frankie worked with producers on that Broadway musical…the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. What a story!! You will love it! The Four Seasons started pre-Beatles in America! Amazing that he is still performing! Great songs!

[@wotgM316]

Telly Savalas as 'Kojak' 1973: "Who loves ya, baby?"

[@cathyortiz1280]

Great group. "Rag Doll" is my favorite from them in the 60's. This song is from the 70's.

[@bradsullivan2495]

For a 60s classic from the 4 Seasons, try "Let's Hang On"

[@byronlemky8889]

You two may have had some tell you this already. It helps cheer up all us depressed people to watch people that are in love, LOVE MUSIC! Soo, Thank you! You are medicine.

[@mikechicago6200]

Frankie Vali and The Four Seasons are my favorite classic band and The Four Seasons is my fav musical of all the time❤❤❤🎉😊 so glad i saw it at the Mercury Theatre when i had the chance.....it was fun and a pleasant experience

[@cfonthehill]

One of my favorite songs ever. I wish they did more of these songs. Love the Chicago band sound

[@masonjames1]

"Grease" is a song written by Barry Gibb and recorded by Frankie Valli (of the Four Seasons fame): it was released as a single in May 1978. Do this!!

[@josephmilitello647]

Frankie sang the title song from Grease, and turned down the chance to appear in the film to sing Beauty School Dropout, so they got another Frankie for that (Avalon).

[@robertasirgutz8800]

What musicality. Bass line, drum shuffle (singing)!, magic.

[@JohnLunt-g4f]

Love the song!

[@allendixon7700]

I love that's some kind of some kind of wonderful.Sweat is here.I am just like Franklin from the country.Side like a country, girl's hanging country, song.You know that's wonderfulNM

[@Fritzw75]

This video is 1975, That is the year they released this song. I will never forget the first time hearing this song, late summer of 75 near the American River in the Sacramento outskirts with my two buddies and 3 sisters we met a few weeks earlier Labor Day weekend at Calaveras Big Trees National Park. We were all between 15 and 19 and partying that night with a little booze and some good weed, The sisters snuck out around midnight hoped in my 66 Stang and we partied together until 6 in the morning when we brought them back home in Carmichael. This song came on when cranking my stereo in my 66 Mustang in the wee hours of the morning listening to FM in California and I will never forget that song and that night. This is such a cool song, Every time I hear it it brings back the memories of myself, Jeff, Brent and the girls, Debbie, Linda and Teresa and that wonderful night of the mid 70s.

[@laurafoote214]

this song is 1975, i was a sophomore then.

[@rayeckert242]

Bell bottoms, leisure suits, CB radios and the birth of disco. I was a mere freshman. My parents had just split up. Music saved my sanity, and quite possibly, my life.

[@laurafoote214]

@@rayeckert242 ...yes! those were the days.