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Vocal Coach reacts to reaction to analyses analyzes analysis of breaks down Rod Stewart - Sailing (BEST VOICE EVER LIVE) 1976 RARE
Original Video without interruption: • Rod Stewart - Sailing ...
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Sir Roderick David Stewart CBE is a British rock and pop singer and songwriter.
"Sailing" is a song composed by Gavin Sutherland of the Sutherland Brothers in 1972, best known as a 1975 international hit for Rod Stewart.
Songwriter: Gavin Sutherland
Producer: Muff Winwood
Performed by Rod Stewart - Vocals
Genres: Rock pop blue-eyed soul blues rock folk rock soft rock disco
Origin: Highgate, London, England
Location/Date
1976
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[@DavidBrianPaley]

Thanks Beth. I grew up on Mr. Stewart's music, and watching you enjoy it, makes it even better...if that's even possible. Have a great day now.

[@BethRoars]

Thank you so much!!

[@TimGibson-qp8tn]

Very distinctive voice. Hard to confuse Rod wiith anyone else. Good song, good delivery.

[@cydrych]

His music always reminds me of going to my grandmother’s southern Baptist church. His arraignments and melodies are so much like the hymns they would sing. Which makes sense since the area was settled by the Scotch-Irish who brought their traditional gospel and folk music with them.

[@JaviLemusDeElSalvador]

Beautiful music, but kind of sad

[@tonybaker55]

This was so emotionally used during the Falklands Conflict. I was also overseas at the time and it was such an emotional song to hear when you are far away from your loved ones.

[@dfolt]

Joined the German navy in 1979. And we played this to death as well, sometimes on a Sunday over the ship's p.a. system, when you were far away from home. 'Sailing' also accompanied the endless diving in and out of the waves very nicely. Check out the BBC's 'Sailor' where this was used as an intro.

[@jurgenschmidt2759]

His catalog until that album, that's where he was the real deal, not yet the superstar Rod, but the authentic singer and performer who had so many great songs with Jeff Beck and the Faces. And his first 4 solo albums, each is a gem and especially "Every picture tells a story". Then stardom came...

[@tommelle5074]

Jeff Beck took him from being a club singer to a Star, The Faces and satay With Me, make him a super star, and disco almost ruined his career, in the early 80’s he changed his image, look at type of song he recorded and revived back on top. Great talent, but almost lost it,

[@aterryadg]

My favorite era of his. When it was good. He was my moms favorite and one of my top 5. She died when I was 17 so his songs are heartbreaking and cathartic for me.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

When you sing with your own passion you can touch other people's hearts.

[@carokat1111]

One of my favourites. Thank you.

[@ianlove1215]

Over the years the British navy has had a warship of some description called Ark Royal. Since WW2 it has been an aircraft carrier & the ship that sailed in 60s & 70s was featured in a TV series called Warship & was one of the first to be filmed on an active naval ship. This was used as the theme music.

[@fifi23o5]

A beautiful song! I couldn't listen it for a long time, when I heard it on the radio, I turned it off, not because I didn't like the song, on a contrary. My friend, a glider pilot was killed in an accident and we burried him with this song playing and four sailplanes whistling above us. It was May 3rd 1983. This song brought too much emotions, but now I can enjoi the song again. It still brings emotions, but manageable. Thanks, Beth!

[@rickthreebears184]

Tonights the night is one of my most romantic memories. Thanks you for reminding me of just how good he is.

[@carolmartin4413]

Good old raspy Rod...quirky from the start...and has written, sung and performed some of the most enjoyable music of the rock era. Pretty song.

[@davidkettell6236]

Saw hmi in Cleveland in the eighties ,unbeleivable energy and a real crowd pleaser.

[@aterryadg]

He is in my top 5 of all time. All of his songs in this era bring back so many memories

[@dezfrasesdesabedoria]

5% of the world's 48-year-old population exists today because of this song.🙄😂

[@jeffhunt2778]

I was never a fan and am old enough to know of him from the beginning. But years ago my father, in his 80's, was given a CD of him signing the American Songbook, the old classics. He loved it, played it constantly, and I loved it also. He has a voice for those wonderful old songs.

[@DavidBrianPaley]

Absolutely. Rod has proved himself to be an amazing "crooner". At least IMHO.

[@BethRoars]

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[@SotPSotPSotP]

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[@williamthelast1]

Great song, awesome singer...

[@narellesmith7932]

I used to listen to this on my LP each night before each year 12 exam …❤ ahh memories

[@TheWeaponing]

I didn't hear it before, thank you

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

I am a fan of EARLY Rod Stewart, especially when he sang blues style with Long John Baldry, Jeff Beck and lastly the Faces. There was one paragraph in a Faces biography I read - "Faces: Had me a Real Good Time" that caught my attention. It states that when Rod was first turning professional around age 19, he did not sing with his later trademark voice. It says that while still living home, he continued perfecting his gravel voice tones. Quote from Rod -"I wish I had been born a negro. I used to spend hours trying to imitate their sound. It drove my Mum nuts and it hurt like hell at first." Is it possible that he could have developed the nodules by doing this? Also ,since you are show casing Rod, would you please listen to the man Rod replaced when he joined Faces - Steve Marriott? While he was the lead vocalist in SMALL FACES, Steve was greatly regarded by his peers as being the greatest white soul singer in Britain, among his admirers - Roger Daltry, David Bowie, and Robert Plant who idolized Steve. When asked if Steve influenced his singing, Robert replied "I wanted to f**king BE Steve Marriott!" Here are two great examples: "You Need Lovin" SMALL FACES /1966 Plant borrowed from Steve for "Whole Lotta Love" "Black Coffee" HUMBLE PIE 1972 live on Old Grey Whistle Test, Wonderful example of his range. Thank you very much

[@jurgenschmidt2759]

And also never to forget the one who was the heart of both Small Faces and Faces, the great late Ronnie Lane

[@Mr.E5150]

"One of my biggest vocal heroes was Steve Marriott," Ronnie James Dio said in a 2002 interview by Andy Law.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

@@jurgenschmidt2759 Adored Ronnie. He had a sweet voice and wrote lovely English folk type songs. Rod said that when Ronnie quit Faces, the heart went out of the band. RIP dear soul 💔

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

@@Mr.E5150 Steve is my rock hero. Unlike Rod, Steve cared nothing for money or fame, he just wanted to make the music he loved. His last biography (of 3) opens with several pages of accolades from his peers such as Bob Dylan, Pete Townshend, Mick Jagger, Paul Rogers, Steve Perry and Ozzy Osborne. I wasn't aware of Dio, but am not surprised - many of the artists who followed in his wake admired and were influenced by him.

[@Godbooteringword]

Hi Beth! 👋 Thank you for this other reaction video. Be blessed.

[@citizenkane4831]

Havent heard this since it was realesed. It´s a great song. I have totally forgotten it. Thanks to Beth i will probebly ad it to my spotify list. Have seen Ian Gillian smoke, it worked for hm

[@guitaleleoeuvre]

Rod is amazing. I like the "wrong" in his voice!

[@robinbeerman4726]

I love his version.

[@danielvillani3806]

I love your videos and I’m a huge Rod fan! Thanks for this! I recommend making a video of Rod’s In a Broken Dream ! I’m sure it will be amazing! ♥️ Love from Brazil!

[@musicmoodroberto8840]

The best white rock, soul, singers of all time Absolutely!!

[@redtiger6047]

He has a brilliant voice..

[@ChaseN194]

he could drink and sing by staying in the mix of charismatic buzz right befor being totally drunk, your voice becomes super relaxed and you havent lost pitch yet because you arent sloppy.

[@hpb5495]

Rod sings the best, if least known version of "Man of Constant Sorrow"

[@vdoggydogg3922]

watch the live version of this from his concert at royal albert hall..its great.

[@michaelfreedman1006]

Saw him in concert in the 90's. A bit rough but he is an entertainer. The full show.

[@oscararzate7956]

Que bella canción bien Beth 👏👏🍀🍀

[@frankswarbrick7562]

I'm 54 and I've never heard this song before. Going in I thought it might be a cover of the same name by Christopher Cross. Now there is a song you should review. As for RS, I've always only tolerated him on songs I otherwise like.

[@tomgruitt6563]

Beautiful! I’m also a sailor 👍

[@wrldchamps04]

He could sing the names off a phone book page...

[@stefanreitersjo4454]

Oh! So this is the reason why Bonnie Tyler and Rod Stewart sounds similar to each other. I knew Tyler has it but I did not know that about Stewart.

[@hildaaguirre4140]

I love him, when i married, i danced a beautiful song, " the first Time" He Is awesome Greetings ❤️

[@gman5218]

He went to school with the kinks and as a teen he auditioned the the band before famous. But he didn’t get on with Ray Davies

[@lesleyking4059]

You definitely need to checknout Kasey Chambers (Aussie country / folksy singer) version of Enimen's Lose Yourself.

[@Daehawk]

Nobody like Rod. Ive always loved this song though I dont recall it ever getting any airplay here in the states. I would love to see you react to a Bryan Adams song. Maybe Everything I do I Do It For You.

[@michaelpond6386]

Howlin Wolf , Rod, and Juice Newton. Raspy all stars

[@brianmcleod4651]

Robin Trower's singer, James Dewar does a great version of this song.

[@abhs1141]

That hair ,he still has it

[@tommelle5074]

Live Rod always dedicated Sailing to his Football ( soccer ) team. I think he is or was a part owner.

[@belsir]

que tipo de voz eu tenho Beth Roars?

[@danfango1333]

It seems to work for him...🤣

[@dezfrasesdesabedoria]

Celtic Football Club lost an average player for the world to gain a world-class music star.

[@pauljones9061]

I'm not sure Rod ever smoked as for him being sober on the day , what about the other 200 song's he's recorded, Rod looks after his voice as an expert surely you can see that.

[@Firman2802]

Avenged sevenfold trashed and scattered live NY please 🙏 i bet you gonna love that 🤩

[@gjrolon68]

I’m not on Patreon at this time. Despite this, I humbly submit this beautiful waltz by Neil Diamond. I’m thinking Neil is a baritone, and this song is in 6/8 time so somewhat less commonly heard. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5O1mKOpf9mkrbc

[@Paul-D-Hoff]

Just a very small piece of Grace VanderWaal - Cry Me A River [Restored Audio] kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYe8aoihq6mna9k

[@BenBanjo87]

The original version by the Sutherland Brothers is the best, in my opinion.

[@Mr.E5150]

I much prefer Rod Stewart. I love soul music and soulful rock singers. It's a matter of taste.

[@docnflossie7351]

Agreed 💯

[@belsir]

ah sei quem é que que tem ele?

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

This song is anthemic....its beauty and simplicity are its power...embellishment only detracts from the wave-like emotional momentum that continues to build throughout the song. Scottish Gaelic Psalms have a similar quality. It would be the perfect song for Celtic fans at Hampden Park. There's a better version on KZbin which is the official video featuring Stewart on a sailboat.

[@DavidMorgan-e1s]

He does a decent cover of this but i prefer the original by the Sutherland Bros. And Quiver . They were a great band

[@cap.luisfigo9401]

Sutherland Brothers Band - Sailing 1972

[@James-dh6ld]

You x Maggie both seem put off by the resonant, nodular sound of certain singers. Maggie has trouble with Janis. No matter how you try to conceal it, it bugs you.

[@ericwalmsley6836]

I prefer the original by Southerland Brothers

[@davidburne9477]

An inferior version of The Sutherland Brothers vastly superior original, which was done as a funeral song not this karaoke. I love Rod, saw him and the Faces multiple times, but this version is lame.

[@carokat1111]

In your opinion. I love it.

[@jameshoyle5918]

Can’t stand this song