Tom Jones - I'll Never Fall in Love Again (Reaction)

[@steverate7408]

That was a LIVE performance Sweetheart. No retakes, no studio editing, no mixing no Auto crap, just pure, raw talent. Get up and sing your heart out! xx

[@danpatterson6937]

Try that without a net. Talent unrelenting.

[@dancewitme211]

If you watch closely, you will notice that he's lip-cynking.

[@MrJckDoo]

@@dancewitme211 😅🤣😂🤡🤡

[@coffeebreak4989]

@@dancewitme211 No he's not. Poor quality recording. Get real . Jealousy.

[@christinebluerirish]

Our music and talent from that era was the best ever and he's always been at the top in terms of being a powerhouse of talent. I love that there were no dancers, etc around him as there are now. Thank you for reminding us of his pure talent!

[@SetInStoneNow]

He barely even moved. Talk about bringing it out from way down deep inside. Incredible power.

[@IAmFat1968]

It's because he's a tenor spinto and this kind of voice gets never old.

[@decadantdog4444]

Yep, he stood there flat footed and sang his heart out.

[@joycerosenlund4151]

This is so cool watching someone from this generation get the same reactions we did so long ago

[@bubble_bunch2021]

Your generation got to enjoy much better quality music than the garbage we get today. Sir Tom Jones is the prime example of that quality ….

[@slydawwg]

Just hope my girl isn't playin it for the game.

[@william731]

@@bubble_bunch2021 got that right.

[@bananza9860]

@@bubble_bunch2021 so true. I’ll take one Karen carpenter and one Tom Jones please.

[@kcain64]

That is kind of the way it was. Those Crooners could romance a lady.

[@bartondarnell9694]

54 years later and women two generations removed, still the tears and hot flashes. That is the power of music, y’all!

[@thelmaparker7888]

This was when you didnt have to sell a song by being half naked. Their talent alone sold the song.

[@dougstitt1652]

the days of real singers .

[@JedemPoKucama]

And when people used to sing not computers

[@generalyellor8188]

There is at least one bitter old fogey like you after every single vintage-themed video on KZbin. And funny enough every single generation since the dawn of time has cranky old negs like you complaining about the current generation of talent. And many of those kids will grow up to be just like you, complaining about the current lack of talent. Time (and negativity) marches on...

[@thelmaparker7888]

@@generalyellor8188 the truth hurts. They are totally talentless now of days.

[@kev695]

Hmm, well if you haven't seen the video of Tom Jones singing Sloop John B in just his speedos and a captains hat, you may change your mind when you see it lol!

[@ericchurilla118]

I was only in love once. I had her for 28 yrs and was married for 25 yrs when she suddenly passed away in my arms. We were only kids when we met. I can say I have no want to fall in love again. I'll end up comparing them to her and that's not fair to that person. For me she was my soul mate. I have no want to go there again. She loved me so well while she was here. I can go the rest of my life.

[@sdbclement]

I’m sorry for your loss 💕

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Good for you

[@isiahdaley477]

Hang in there man

[@AlliAsAlways]

I am so sorry for your loss. Sending you prayers and light, friend.

[@davehall5086]

Beautiful...made me cry.

[@BakerStudiosIndy]

You're not the first woman to be left speechless by Tom Jones... And won't be the last. The man has been a legend for more than half a century, and is still going strong. But part of the magic is in your reaction... He touched you in a way that brought out a beautiful... albeit vulnerable... part of the wonderful person you are. We are honored that you shared your reaction with all of us.

[@housepianist]

So very true. Even as a man, I'm blown away by the depth and passion of his voice and words. It kind of exposed my own past vulnerabilities and heartache. Fortunately, I did fall in love again and 20 years later, I'm still loving it!

[@route6295]

He is ...Strong anough

[@suzyq4982]

Well said !

[@DougHinVA]

listen to JB...

[@MissouriProud]

Still melts panties

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

Funny thing is, this man can STILL pull this kind of performance off and he's pushing 80!

[@drogna3905]

He's almost 81 I believe. Yes he still sounds just like this. AMAZING.

[@16blank45]

You know why? He is singing in his natural range...not trying to sound prepubescent like so many male singers nowadays. Do you notice that male singers today have ranges that actually rival and even best females? Why is that, you think?

[@kberlyc32]

Tom Jones has pulled an audience thru the hands of time... he is timeless!. What's so epic, is to watch this young lady go through the same stunning connection as thousands of woman have since his first performance. We all get it! We ALL get it! Right ladies!

[@jefhoks]

That's not only funny, it's a gift...

[@ThatDawnOne]

I saw him live almost 20 years ago and he was phenomenal. What a voice!

[@gilbertmarzett4366]

When a Tom Jones Special came on tv,my mom told all of us,”SIT DOWN,DON’T MOVE,and SHUT UP”!

[@billhill4929]

Chick magnet!!

[@ceceliaoliveira4550]

LOL. 🤣

[@markgibbins4143]

😂😂😂

[@karenking5357]

I'm with Mom sit down don't move and shut up LOLOLOLLOLO ‼️🤪

[@leannehovell8699]

😂🤣😂🤣and ya better listen too other wise lolz

[@nooceluap7760]

The emotion that Tom Jones puts into this song is devastating.

[@johndoe1765]

Yes the man is dangerous for real.

[@kamsainikamaludin7181]

Well said.

[@pjj.5649]

Took your breath away, didn't it!!! He was singing to you, wasn't he. Yes, pure talent, voice, stage presence, appreciation, and respect for the audience. Speechless! Just Speechless!

[@Warped9]

Yep. No autotune, no gimmicks, just talent. No music like this today.

[@fryke]

He's still around. So...

[@whentokoloshsays1142]

Does anybody the name of the show this song was taken from? Not only was Tom Jones great, but the backing singers the Orchestra were superb! They were not too loud but still played/song with a lovely tone.

[@ER0CK5_]

there is music like this today, it's just not as common. (without autotune/gimmicks, to clarify)

[@zankyalbo2208]

@@whentokoloshsays1142- The musical - 'Promises, Promises'.

[@steveeverett1736]

@@ER0CK5_ very true, so much of what we hear NOW is digitized, auto tuned musical pablum , then those rare voices pop out such as Dimash, and Morisette that wake us up to emotions again. Englebert also did some emotional songs such as this, remember 'Please Release Me', so lets try to give Sushi some of the songs from those 60's singers. From the 70's I'd suggest either Roger Whittaker 'The Last Farwell' or Cleo Laines 'Send in the Clowns' ... yes, definitely Cleo Laine. Sushi, you just have an old soul and I think that's why we love you

[@user-mu5ny1ks6t]

Tom has such a strong manly voice and yet the words are so vulnerable.

[@dancewitme211]

Now that's a REAL man! Not afraid to put it out there n express his pain. I can FEEL his pain n it brings tears to my eyes.

[@bgram7866]

My Mom said "he could put his shoes under her bed anytime"

[@Msboochie2]

Yes! I really miss strong adult male voices that can convey the scope and breadth of human emotions in song. “Popular” music is full of pre-pubescent sounding young men and boys. Don’t get me wrong, but I do really appreciate a good falsetto but especially as a woman I love to hear a baritone or bass from a man.

[@TheSynking]

@@Msboochie2 yeah voices like this are on the endangered species list

[@apostolostvable]

The song is emotional brilliance, and I love how you visibly allowed yourself to be taken by the wave of soul dripping from this. You're beautiful.

[@KarleneE]

My mother ADORES him and she's in her 70's! He's in his 80's and I forgot JUST HOW HANDSOME he was! Brilliant performance! Great reaction!

[@clydeb7713]

Women used to throw their panties at him. He can still kill it after turning 80yrs young last year. Tom is on The Voice UK today and still sounds incredible, an all-time GREAT!

[@shirleytamburano6256]

And the hopeful ones put their phone number inside lololol

[@johnwright2364]

It’s cute watching Jennifer Hudson fan girl all over him

[@salsonny]

They would wrap their hotel room key up in the panties b 4 they threw em on stage

[@clydeb7713]

@@johnwright2364 She knows how great he is as a singer, and he still has sex appeal. A lot like Sean Connery did at an older sge

[@MrMike-fm8bp]

Yes lawd. Them panties STILL be coming off !!

[@grasmere64]

Only Tom Jones can prompt a young lady to utter: "I need a minute."

[@NicoruAmarfi]

you can't beat his voice.

[@ManadaCan]

Maybe Wayne Newton? Haha

[@Montweezy]

He just made me need a minute...I'm a guy😂

[@NicoruAmarfi]

@@Montweezy he does that lol

[@Montweezy]

@@NicoruAmarfi For sure!

[@SaverioP]

Sir Tom Jones can still belt it out at 80 years old. He's a judge on "The Voice" GB and every so often will spontaneously do a number for the crowd and kill it like he's been doing dor 60 years.

[@gorillaninja78]

They don’t make singers like Tom anymore 💯 he’s 80 now and still has an amazing voice!

[@cyrussheets4450]

There are definitely singers like Tom Jones, they're just not typically mainstream popular. The last one I can think of who did get mainstream popularity was Sam Smith..

[@jomott8133]

@@cyrussheets4450 Sam is an amazing talent.... but will we still be listening to him in 50 years....??

[@cyrussheets4450]

@@jomott8133 yeah..we will still be hearing old Sam Smith songs in 2060...if we haven't destroyed the planet by then

[@mog98]

@@cyrussheets4450 the planet is fine... Always has been, before we existed, and will be fine long after we are gone... Should we be more considerate to Mother nature,. definitely! There's no denying that we need to change things, like the use of plastic, polluting the environment around us with our litter & waste, and protecting nature because we do share it with other creatures as well. Don't buy into whatever you are being told without doing your own research. We need to all start seeking and searching the truth instead of waiting to be told that truth. Unfortunately we are quite happy not making any effort and just simply accepting what we are told as truth and fact. The end result of that laziness is what got us where we are today. People keep repeating "following the science" but even the science has been manipulated to serve a few, not the majority...

[@markbryant4932]

Tom Jones is now a judge on the British version of "The Voice." There is a video on KZbin where a contestant named Peter Donegan comes out. Tom asks Peter if he is any relation to Lonnie Donegan - who wrote: "I'll Never Fall In Love Again." Peter replies shyly - "Yeah, he's my Dad." Tom is dumbfounded - he had no idea it was going to happen. But then he asks Peter if he would like to sing it together with him. And, they do. And Tom sounds just as good as ever - even at age 80 now.

[@MikesPrivateStash]

Thanks for that info. I just watched it. How can an 80 yr old sing like that? Amazing!

[@leannehovell8699]

I saw that & watch it over a few times - it was great, Tom was great - very special for that young man

[@arsVegas]

Thank you so much for sharing that!! ❤️ I’m going to look for it now!!

[@jillj3547]

I hope they collaborate and remake the song together.

[@darrynkilpatrick4244]

@@MikesPrivateStash his voice is still so powerful that he can break studio microphones when recording.

[@billyballa7002]

Sushi, this is music of the Baby Boomer generation the 60's and 70's we were lucky to ahve this great music.

[@steveeverett1736]

Sushi needs to listen to 'To Sir, With Love', but then we might have a blubbering mess ;)

[@sharonbrady-methvin9722]

Yes!!

[@NinjaPandallnight]

Would have loved to teenager in the 60’s . Im a 70’s baby

[@davidcorum85]

I met him in the mid 70’s. I worked at the hotel he stayed at. Helped with his luggage. Saw the show. I was only 22. I am now 66. Great singer

[@dancewitme211]

Do you remember what city this was where he performed?

[@davidcorum85]

@@dancewitme211 Ramada inn Fayetteville NC

[@hrwatchinpuff6551]

I love it when this generation discovers the real music.

[@ericmayberryakers8278]

Im one tough hard core Country Boy...And this song grabbed me so bad and choked me up...what a voice...my God..

[@keithingram452]

Everything in our home stopped if Tom Jones was on TV. My Mother just adored him.

[@pamagnolia]

Generations later and he can still melt a woman’s heart. 😉

[@TOOSUSHI]

Hehe absolutely!!

[@janetwebb2701]

Oh, yes he can!!!!

[@44SirLoopalot]

Generations later and women still crushing men's hearts

[@whitworthlime8793]

Believe it or not my grandma got a kiss from him. She still talks about it to this day every Sunday.

[@MarkMcLT]

@Darrell truth

[@janetwebb2701]

My husband's grandmother used to tell everyone " be " QUIET! Tom is on!"

[@lindaforrester464]

Hi I can believe that my mum was the same also with jim reeves

[@larryclark4297]

RIGHT

[@larryclark4297]

My wife and I have been married for 44 lovely years we are both 70 years young 🤴👸

[@ksfmiller]

Yeah, my grandma too!

[@JH-rp3lj]

That looked like an arrow hit your heart. Such a special reaction.

[@jta1973]

He still sounds exactly the same today. His voice hasn't lost a thing.

[@tdecarlo7395]

Music back then could put you in tears. Today, music has lost its beauty.

[@tonyl1981]

Amen

[@danieldickson8591]

Beauty, sensitivity, and ironically, vulnerability, like this is very hard to find in contemporary music.

[@MrAwrsomeness]

@VVoOꟻF music is cooperate garbage, usually pushing some degenerate social engineering

[@MrAwrsomeness]

@VVoOꟻF ye

[@pamagnolia]

No computer help. Just walked on stage and belted that out! 👍

[@elainegreen430]

That's some talent when he can move a young lady to such emotion. Powerful words and voice.

[@joannekucks4343]

He was the “Welsh crooner” and women threw their panties on stage in Vegas!!! 🥰🎶

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

The Welsh are known for their vocals

[@Philnotofthefuture]

Incredible voice

[@nanuq83]

Yes, yes they did. haha

[@missmiller7829]

My mom dragged me to his concert when I was 7 and wanted me to bring something to the stage and when I was too shy she got so mad at me LOL

[@michellejarvis7878]

Lol. I wanted to see if anyone would tell her that. I believe he was the first to have ladies undergarments thrown at him while onstage. I may be wrong. Huge sex symbol in his day.

[@paulnelson5713]

The Voice, one of the best ever ,long live Tom❤️

[@bereabeard]

I'm old enough to have been a teen when this came out, and after about 60 years, it still gives me goosebumps and makes my eyes moist. Love your reaction....so real & raw.

[@patsloyan9755]

Get your tissues ready. His voice is Velvet . Such Passion and Pain in his voice. Love him 💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@llschnitz]

He was friends with Elvis. My all time favorite Tom Jones song is, "She's A Lady". You won't regret reacting to that one!!

[@russellpottenger8584]

X-2!! “She’s a Lady” is by far my favorite Tom Jones song and is a classic for all time.

[@youtubeguy1]

Elvis called Tom Jones “The Voice”🌴😎🌈Aloha

[@coldlava101]

Yup the king loved TJ

[@dancewitme211]

And for a good reason.

[@danl.4743]

They were good friends.

[@johnhumble4240]

Tom Jones was super popular all through the 60’s , 70’s, 80’s... even now as a Voice judge ! TooSushi he is a legend and a lot of people don’t even know it because he’s 81 years old in June !!! One of the greatest entertainers and love song singers of all time !!!! Thanks for having such an awesome reaction channel 🙏🏽👍🏽😊

[@davidandrew2901]

watched this video 3 to 4 times , your reaction were brilliant , you really got it .

[@cheesyrider6914]

"Green Green Grass of Home" It will bring a tear to your eye.

[@hongfang2508]

Tom Jones may never fall in love again, but women fall in love with him while listening to him sing it.

[@hongfang2508]

Tom melted the hearts of women everywhere. The Beatles (in the beginning) had teeny boppers scream and faint at their concerts. Tom had women of all ages yearning (ha). The video here was early in his career. As his career continued, Tom Jones became very comfortable with the effect he had on women. Watch the reactions and interactions of Tom Jones and his female audience in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXqqcpSZpLqEsLs

[@rodger7029]

Wasn’t my kind of music when I was a kid (at least not the kind I’d admit to liking then) but you can’t deny the man’s talent. My mother had the same reaction as you. 🙂

[@djm4457]

I dare this generation to produce singers, and songs, of that caliber today. There aren't many. Today its all beats, autotune, and digital this and that. This was pure, raw talent, all out in the open.

[@StephBer1]

He had no formal training. Just raw unbridled passion and talent.

[@danielmurphy4429]

Tom Jones had a way of reaching into your soul, truly a magnificent artist. Great job on this reaction, well done indeed!

[@kentjensen4504]

I think our girl is in love. Sir Tom would like you too. You’re adorable.

[@Dba8er]

no matter whether you are male or female, his voice reaches into your soul.

[@geopa1955]

I'm 66 n seeing ur reaction brings me to tears. This man like Elvis could bring out emotions we never felt or hoped we could achieve with another.

[@robertclarke8456]

Singing live with heart and soul no gimmicks nothing but pure talent this is why Tom is a legend he can sing anything he's so versatile women love him men want to be him he's got it all 😎😎😎

[@sersastark]

Also his vibrato is legitimately perfect and that damn dimple is dangerous lol as far as this song goes, it seeps into the marrow of your being, its that damn good.

[@brucedillinger9448]

Yep. Tom used his vibrato to perfect effect...not too much and not too little. Just exactly what this song called for. The man knew what he was doing.

[@kens32052]

56 years later and Tom still has the same effect on women lol.

[@marthacanady9441]

The VOICE is everything. The song he chooses doesn’t matter. it’s the voice.

[@ohPokey]

The end where he pleads “don’t make me fall in love again” cause you know he will!

[@stephensuddick2557]

His voice was a gift from God. Pure and simple.

[@kevincaulder9001]

This what happens when you take the time to actually sit and write a song. Not just run your mouth about other people and what you got or what you can give them. No auto tune, computer loops, or sampling, but finding the right voice and music to carry the message to people and connect with raw, powerful feelings. We are not as good to each other as we once were and the music today proves it.

[@cyberspooky]

His voice has always been held in great esteem but if you think about it he was a damn good actor , he made every woman in his vast Audiences believe his heartbreak , mans a damn legend 👍

[@doplinger1]

I have a feeling that Tom Jones got more than his fair share of love.

[@russellboynton8798]

My mom's favorite singer behind Elvis.

[@doplinger1]

@@russellboynton8798 - my mom’s favorite too! Her maiden name was Jones and she had brothers named Tom and David!

[@danieldickson8591]

Let's just say, the ladies loved Tom, and he reciprocated. Enthusiastically.

[@barbarachieppo8290]

@@doplinger1 David Jones is David Bowie's birthname His surname is Jones

[@doplinger1]

@@barbarachieppo8290 - yes, I know that, there was also Davy Jones of the Monkees (which is why Bowie changed his name) 😄

[@debhebe1562]

Hey... When you get the chills, or the hair stands up on the back of your neck... you know, it's SO GOOD! Tom Jones was incredible--voice, passion, physical presence--he has it all!

[@jaketarry3534]

The connection of this song and this singer is magic.

[@supasoulproductions]

Tom Jones is a masterful vocalist. Stlll, to this day and he's in his eighties. Check out some of the videos of him singing (sometimes with Jennifer Hudson) on The Voice UK. You will be amazed. And, of course he has many other great records as well. She's a Lady, It's Not Unusual, Green Green Grass of Home, Delilah etc etc etc

[@Mark007uk]

Check out Tom signing this on the Voice with another legend's son.

[@BertSmithLondon]

Elvis Presley could sing, and he made some great songs, but when people tell me he can sing better than Tom Jones, I know they have a serious hearing problem.

[@supasoulproductions]

@@BertSmithLondon Both singers are great, it's a matter of personal taste. Tom has a bit more high range. And, of course, the advantage of still being alive.

[@karenking5357]

Yeah those are all good my favorite is the Green Green Grass of home

[@susanbradley5685]

And 54 years later that man can STILL perform like that.

[@paulschmick869]

God she's so gorgeous. When Sushi gets emotional like that you just want to scoop her up in your arms. Thanks for the sunshine.

[@TOOSUSHI]

Awe Paul ♥️🥰

[@llschnitz]

@@TOOSUSHI Me too! :)

[@ManicReactions]

Thank you for that deeply vulnerable reaction. Don’t run from that instinct of desiring vulnerability for your life. I hope someday, someone special fills up and protects that deep well of feelings that you contain. You’re a beautiful person and you deserve the very best. I’m officially a subscriber! ❤️

[@theblock2424]

❤️ He sings the song again as a judge on the Voice, with the son of the man who wrote it. Tom Jones is still amazing!

[@kaylaking6919]

Girl he 80 and still fine af okay lol he’s been having me fan girl over him!!!!

[@averagejoe5103]

I remember, in the sixties, hearing Tom Jones would make my Grandmother act like a little girl. Great memories, thanks a lot xoxox.

[@dancewitme211]

My mom too. And she didnt understand the words since she was mexican n only spoke spanish.

[@raiseanative]

My Mother played for Sir Tom in the 1970's. I have been lucky enough to see him perform live over 40 times

[@deangammey374]

You are so emotional. You have such depth of soul

[@stevegill9704]

Sir Tom is 80 now and can still sing as good as ever hes just lost his wife they were childhood sweethearts they married at 17 so I guess he'll never fall in love again

[@eileenbaran7040]

We've all experienced what he was singing about, our trust was gone, our hearts we're broken and we want to give up on love because of the pain when it ends

[@dannyboy5272]

Eileen, I feel your pain. When my first love left me, I have never had a place left in my heart to surrender it totally. The heart will heal but the scars remain. I love you for your pain.

[@normlee6566]

I have seen multiple people (yes, they were all girls) who cried when reacting to his performance of this song. It's the emotion and pain of past experiences i think that his vocal performance raise that prompted them to cry. so, you're not solo in that regard.

[@reshaud81]

Tom Jones songs to react to: Delilah, Green Green Grass of Home and She's A Lady!

[@elissanealdisneyfamily663]

How incredible was and is Tom Jones. He is a phenomenon. He can make emotions rise. Incredible control and phrasing. He still has his voice today.

[@petestreet7535]

50 years later and I'm still living this song. It'll never get old.

[@KDad514]

2:19 Tom has done that to literally millions of women over the years

[@romanmcghee600]

Especially my Aunt Dorothy. When she went Vegas in the 70's she always went to his concerts.

[@patriciadewitt3427]

I think you'd like Johnny Mathis - 12th of Never, It's Not For Me to Say, Chances Are, All the Time. All great love songs.

[@daniellem1838]

Oh Lord yes! My favorite Christmas album too.

[@Birder6483]

Great suggestions!!

[@tahira1]

Great song

[@RB-uh1ss]

Johnny Mathis .. yes! My Mom loved Tom and Johnny! ❤️

[@philippevalois381]

The Welsh Lover Strikes again...

[@jacquelinehorton9983]

Can you just feel those shivers running down your spine. Your face just says it all. He has got to be the best male singer ever.

[@pamerard8381]

My husband got tickets for Tom Jones then in his 70’s and convinced me to go , I wasn’t happy. But once he started singing omg he sang 25 songs in a row. Best concert Ever!! Beautiful voice... Was glad I went to see him had an amazing show!

[@crazydale1000]

Tom Jones was the Welsh world wide heat throb. Women used to toss their lingerie and hotel keys on stage.

[@James-rm7sr]

He is one of the greatest singers I have ever heard.

[@lusciousmayweather8385]

MR "BLUE EYED SOUL" HIMSELF TOM JONES!!!!!!! iconic.

[@tishleigh7026]

My mom and all the women in the neighborhood went crazy over Tom Jones in the 60s and 70s !!! He was smooth and very handsome !!!He was a heartthrob back in the day !!!❤😘😊💕💋

[@kellyhughes4136]

I grew up as a child in the 60s, teen in the 70s and so on. Your journey into my music, is a place the youth of today need to hear. Music that moves one's heart in every direction and allows you to feel. Your journey, shares this with new generations. Thank you.

[@scottfitzgerald3421]

I’m British and I can honestly say this is the first Time I’ve seen young Tom Jones.. I feel like he has always been 104

[@MsA1ClassyLady]

This Legendary King, he had stage presence then and he still has it. Tom Jones can SANG!

[@johnmorgan5495]

I'm a 73 year old man, that song and delivery kills me every time, so powerful. Stay sensitive x

[@pamelaanders6286]

Your reaction is timeless. I am sure you are a very caring, loving woman to have the reaction you showed us. I love your site and you will be the only music site I access now. Thank you.

[@gerhardtgast8810]

Sushi, I've been watching your videos for the last 40 minutes or so. The music has been wonderful, but watching you reveal your heart is what keeps me watching.

[@ikeskifan]

I can just say that most women your age have never felt that deep love. Our breed of men that has this deep love is unknown to your generation.

[@leannehovell8699]

Too busy yrying to look all the rught part, everything is fake - fake makeup fake hair fake boobs you name it, its fake. And they wonder why their relationships don't last - too fake! Even theur singing voices are full of fake fake fake sadness

[@danieldickson8591]

I believe that depth of love can still be found, it's just that popular music has forgotten how to express it like this.

[@johnP0908]

@@danieldickson8591 including the listeners I'm afraid, people are just into casual relationships nowadays. That's why the quality of music has drastically changed. From being a vulnerable man facing heartbreak to music today depicting someone moving from one chick to another and flexing his cars and money. People are more into materialistic things today, most of us lost interest in "deep love".

[@johnkelly6538]

Somewhere on KZbin there is Sir Tom Jones, 80 years old, singing this song, backed by the son of the composer of this song. He still has it,

[@trudiobenhaus5501]

its on the voice 2020 coach sing alongs!! youll love it!!

[@joycegorter4283]

Omg his voice is mesmerizing, and he's still kicking he coaches on the voice UK and bursts out singing again with the other coaches like Jen Hudson and it's fantastic. Also suggestion for a song: red like roses part 2 by Jeff and Casey Lee williams

[@Bomvictor]

There are no artists like him now days, now hi is 80 years old and still has that sparkle in his performance,

[@redlicoricerifleexpert7489]

Standing the test of time, 54 years later.

[@JoelWende]

The song was written by Lonnie Donegan. Tom is a coach on The Voice now. Lonnie’s son Peter auditioned and Tom was the only coach to turn around. They sang the song together: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mISYq2CEp5iEnrM

[@markhemming318]

He was married to the same woman since his teens. Sadly she is no longer with us. This song was written by the great Lonnie Donnigan, he actually sang this with Lonnies son on The Voice.

[@patricknaera]

The Voice brought me here and such a wonderful reaction to a beautiful song.

[@davidmac2939]

Tom didn't write this. He felt this pain a few years ago when his wife died. He said music saved his life and is a coach on Voice UK still sounds amazing.

[@markkaizersamson3367]

I think Lonnie Donegan is the original😊

[@davidmac2939]

Lonnie was the won who wrote the song for Tom. While judging Voice UK Tom turned for a young with last name Donegan. Tom asked him if he knew lonnie Donegan. He said it was my Dad. Tom asked him if he knew the song and they both sang it. Its on youtube.

[@markkaizersamson3367]

@@davidmac2939 yupz!

[@peterd8525]

@@davidmac2939 Lonnie wrote it for himself and put out a record in 1962. He later brought it to Tom who recorded it in 1967. Tom misremembered this on The Voice.

[@davidmac2939]

The son and Mom went along with it so I assumed it to be true.

[@MrSirHosealot]

Love your genuine reaction…. I felt something way back when, as a lil boy when I heard this song for the first time. My mom was infatuated (to say the least) with this crooner, thus my early years where filled with the richness of his voice. It was years later when I realized what this song meant to my dear mom who had lost my father while she was pregnant with me, I remembered and felt every painful tear drop she shed, this was her go-to song , her sad companion that reminded her of lost love, ultimately, her therapy.

[@edbertomendez9431]

Loved your reaction. I grew up listening to his music. It doesn’t get any better than this! True, absolute talent! Tom Jones is a legend!