WHAT IS HE TALKING ABOUT!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Paul Young - Everytime You Go Away REACTION

WHAT IS HE TALKING ABOUT!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Paul Young - Everytime You Go Away REACTION
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[@janiceduke1205]

A song written and composed by Daryl Hall. It was first recorded in 1980 by the American duo Hall & Oates but was not released as a single. A cover version of the song by Paul Young became an international hit in 1985, reaching No. 1 in the US and No. 4 in the UK

[@janethernandez724]

This is a fact! :)

[@kalaipaa]

I was just thinking this song sounds likes Hall and Oates.

[@andrewkelley434]

Yes!!! And Hall & Oates version is much more "blue eyed soul" than Paul Young's. Nothing against Paul, his is much more pop and was more popular. I just prefer the soulful sound of the original :)

[@mjsmith1965]

@@andrewkelley434 I agree 100%!

[@daverudbarg]

This version is over produced imitation soul. PLEASE LISTEN Hall and Oates Original!!!!

[@ginalolajupiter2942]

Paul Young is the first voice you hear on "Do They Know it's Christmas?"(followed by other British legends). All of this definitely fits into your music for December.

[@willdwyer6782]

Do They Know it's Christmas was written in 1984 by Bob Geldof in reaction to news reports of the Ethiopian famine. It was recorded by Band-Aid, a 37 member supergroup featuring some of the most popular British music acts at the time, including Phil Collins, Kool & the Gang, The Boomtown Rats, Duran Duran, Wham!, and Spandau Ballet. It was released December 3, 1984 to raise money for famine relief. After the release of the record, Geldof organized the July 13, 1985 Live-Aid worldwide concert, also for the purpose of raising money for famine relief.

[@mattpotter8725]

He's famous in the UK for his first line in Do They Know It's Christmas (as well as being a pop legend), but I don't think Americans are familiar with this song, correct me if I'm wrong.

[@kennethbauscher1489]

This song is actuallywritten by Hall and Oates

[@EireannAnnie]

@@willdwyer6782 And Midge Ure. Everyone always forgets Midge Ure, hand a helping hand writing Do They Know its Christmas. Please Play Do They Know its Christmas the Original from 1984

[@mattpotter8725]

@@kennethbauscher1489 What's that got to do with the comment about Do They Know It's Christmas? No one is saying Paul Young wrote that or this song? Odd comment. It is interesting, but someone already made that comment on response to the video, not this thread. I'm not sure how much of a songwriter Paul was, to me he was an amazing singer. Many great singers didn't write their own songs.

[@nancysmith38]

His song ‘Come Back and Stay’ is one of his really big hits- and more up tempo

[@bemused9522]

Ohhh, you have to listen to him sing " Why don't you come back". It's GORGEOUS!!!!!

[@josephclark8527]

Stay is definitely a great song

[@Foghorn908]

The song is Come Back And Stay

[@rebeccavanstraten8175]

Love that song. The video has two versions. One of them is very haunting ❤️

[@SC-gp7kt]

My fav song by him!!

[@SevenHunnid]

I quit my job so i can smoke weed on my KZbin channel full time xD💯

[@davewildermuth7519]

I am consistently knocked out by Amber's ability to describe and categorize music; this is indeed blue-eyed soul. Next Stops: John Waite, "Missing You" Joe Jackson, "Steppin' Out" Squeeze, "Tempted"

[@poppad331]

His songs "Love Of The Common People " and "Wherever Lay My Hat" are a must listen, great songs. Thanks for all you do guys, love the show

[@cathierockey5123]

Love of the Common People, my all time favorite of his!!!

[@poppad331]

@@cathierockey5123 mine too. Brilliant lyrics

[@cathierockey5123]

@@poppad331 and his vocal techniques are amazing in it.

[@poppad331]

@@cathierockey5123 absolutely. Plus the girls in the background lol. What's not to love about it

[@cathierockey5123]

@@poppad331 undoubtedly! I've always felt Paul Young was one of the greats from the 80's but doesn't get recognized for how talented he really is. Howard Jones too.

[@a2zme]

Man, this song was MASSIVE when I was a teenager .. couldn't go anywhere w/out hearing it. #80sClassics

[@kpodonnell7924]

Paul Young is the first singer in Band-Aid’s Do They Know it’s Christmas. A must reaction for you.

[@Wordsmyth8]

Always loved this song. One of my favorites from the ‘80s. Blue-eyed soul for sure, Amber. ☺️

[@iangrant3615]

Now that you've heard him, you should definitely check out him singing as part of a bunch of artists you've reacted to on the charity Christmas single BAND AID - "Do They Know It's Christmas?" See how many artists you recognise on it!

[@colincampbell4862]

another Paul Young song worth a listen is his duet with Zucchero singing Senza una Donna (without a woman), brilliant track

[@MustLoveDogsSA]

I just wrote that now! It’s one of my favourite!!! I second this! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Daveagar65]

I had forgotten this song ….it’s a wonderful song 😊

[@jbask3218]

"Come Back and Stay" and 'Love of The Common People" are great Paul Young songs.

[@italoblu]

Wherever I Lay My Hat.

[@carlhenderson3718]

This song was written by Daryl Hall and originally performed by Hall & Oates on their album Voices in 1980 and was strongly considered as one last single off of that monumental album. Paul Young was incredibly smart to cover such an amazing song and he sort of shortened and simplified it. You definitely must listen to the original Hall & Oates version. You will not be disappointed.

[@idanwillenchik3050]

He was one of the most popular British male singers of the 1980s.

[@AZambri1]

Speaking of Paul Young, there was a song called Feed the World (Do They Know It’s Christmas) written and performed to raise money to help relief efforts for the famine in Ethiopia in the mid 80s. It is the British equivalent of USA for Africa. The singers involved included Paul Young, Boy George, George Michael, Simon Le Bon, Bono, and Phil Collins, among others.

[@clayscustoms2050]

Thanks, guys, this is one of my favorite songs that has been criminally overlooked over the years

[@BAW12547]

This was written by Daryl Hall and originally recorded by Hall & Oates for the duo's 1980 album, Voices, but was not released as a single; Young's version became a hit nearly five years later.

[@blackkatt777]

I didn't know it was Daryl who wrote this, but that makes sense...because I always thought this would be the type of song he would sing. The arrangement of the music sounded like him, too. I could definitely see him singing this. He was definitely in the Blue eyed soul list. I'd say in the top spots, with the Righteous Brothers, Michael McDowell, George Michael, Boy George, Michael Bolton...and last, but definitely not least, Steve Perry.

[@laurakali6522]

A few years ago, the venue I work at had an 80’s package with Howard Jones, OMD, Men Without Hats, and Paul Young, who sounded amazing. Place went nuts when he performed this.

[@jasonmcewen436]

That would have been a good show. Very nice!

[@jkendrickjr]

Howard Jones is so freaking great. I wish they’d react to HoJo !!

[@wonsworld61]

Limahl and Nik Kershaw must have been busy :) Great line up none the less :)

[@laurakali6522]

@@wonsworld61 oh I forgot, Katrina from Katrina and the Waves and The English Beat were on the bill. I would have loved to see your mentions….

[@renee176]

This is one of my favorite songs from back in the day! I would listen to it Non-Stop, I almost felt I knew it better than he did...lol!😜😊

[@eskayh7734]

Cute little story about the backing vocalists: Paul used to work with a group of female backing vocalists until the time came to work on the parent album this song is from, when the group wanted to do their own solo music deal. He was happy for them, expecting that they would continue working with him simultaneously, but they didn't want to, so they have less vocals on his second album than the debut. He decided to switch the whole thing up and get male vocalists, a particular group who were willing to sing on record but not willing to tour because they felt they were too old. Paul insisted, and they went. Afterwards the group agreed it was the most fun tour they'd ever been a part of lol. Please react to: Level 42 - Something About You.

[@Shrykespeare]

Been an age since I've heard Paul Young! I remember his first song, "Love of the Common People", as well as "Come Back and Stay" and "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down". This was his big one, though, hitting #1 in the US. I would also highly recommend another 80s song with a lot of soul and emotion, "Broken Wings" by Mr. Mister.

[@lynneesposito3227]

Another beautiful “blue-eyed soul” song written by Daryl Hall

[@MajaAngel92]

"What becomes of the broken hearted" is my fav of Paul's

[@maureenlyons-brennan1146]

He was a big heart throb in the 80s-a gift from Great Britain.

[@hollydeitch1977]

Song suggestions: “Make me lose control” Eric Carmen “Endless summer nights” Richard Marx “Til summer comes around” Keith Urban “No one is to blame” Howard Jones

[@sharonh951]

Love all of these. Honestly, anything by Keith Urban and Richard Marx is awesome.

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

Boring

[@tonyalaudermilk1458]

Love "No one is to blame" great song!

[@jeanfrancis8121]

Any Eric Carmen is good. Howard Jones' "Everlasting Love" is my favorite. Have to see the official video; it gives new meaning to everlasting. 😊

[@jonnno2439]

Oh, I am SO glad you played Paul Young. If you play Paul singing 'Im Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down', you may see another side to Paul's talents, (listen out for the fantastic bass playing.) And, before he went solo he fronted a great band called The Q Tips. Well worth a look.(Lots of brass!)

[@chrisinfiesto835]

“Love Of The Common People”; my favorite Paul Young tune. 💯🔥🤙🏽😎

[@macalcord]

Another British Artist that loved the groups from Motown and pays such respect to them...His version of Oh Girl is amazing!

[@kimcutts424]

Ooh. Pau lYoung was a big hit in the 80s. He had quite a few hits. This was actually a cover of Hall & Oats song. "Wherever I lay my hat" is another nice song by Paul Young. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@AZambri1]

Michael McDonald is the ultimate blue-eyed soul. You listened to What a Fool Believes and Listen to the Music by the Doobie Brothers months ago, but his solo stuff is amazing too. I Keep Forgettin' and Sweet Freedom would be a good start.

[@audracrawford8836]

Oooh yes!!!! I totally forgot how much I loved this song!!!

[@upclose22]

Aww, love him.... Nothing like the 80s music. This makes me smile. We grew up to love songs which is why is was such a better time. That's missing in a lot of artist's music today.

[@cornievandermerwe4152]

I had SUCH a crush on this man in the 80's. His cover of Calling you from the Baghdad Café soundtrack gives me chills!!!!

[@akastarchild]

Yeah Amber. You're getting better. That is exactly where we placed Paul, alongside George Michael. Good ear.

[@loisfreeman1646]

Hall & Oates decided they didn't want to record this so it went to Paul Young. This song soared to popularity.

[@huertagreene]

One of my all time favorite songs... Hall and Oats song! BRITTISH Paul Young does it beautifully.

[@tanyadavis6921]

Paul is considered a blue eyed soul singer! he loved music from motown and groups like the 4 tops the Temptations Smokey Robinson and r&b singers!

[@sisterdebmac]

You nailed it, Amber. Paul does fit the Blue Eyed Soul category. Saw him live once. He was a lot of fun.

[@TheT0nedude]

Not surprising, one of his biggest influences was Hall and Oates.

[@janethernandez724]

Wow! It has been a very long time since I have heard this song and seen this video! What a pleasant surprise! I love his voice in this song and he also contributed his vocals to Band Aid in their "Feed The World" video in 1984, or better known as "Do They Know It's Christmas?" it was recorded in November and released in December of that same year. It was meant to come out at Christmas time. Glad you enjoyed this song by Paul Young! 🧡 Enjoyed your reaction! Peace!

[@Savingforlife]

Oh my life! Cant believe you are listening to my fave artist. Total soul! He is fantastic live. Saw him in concert as a teen .His energy on stage blew me away and his awe and appreciation for his backing singers was lovely to see..flawless. Thanks so much guys.Please when you get time listen to Love of the common people.

[@angelarains7293]

Have always loved this song❤

[@mledbetter]

This is a Hall & Oates cover song - the ultimate blue eyed soul group.

[@debbieseymore481]

He has so much amazing songs. Thank you for playing.

[@j_nightshade]

One of my favorite songs from the 80’s

[@willdwyer6782]

This is a cover of a Hall & Oates tune.

[@kellypedersen6590]

Paul's other major hit (in the US, at least) was a song called "Come Back and Stay", which was originally done by LA proto-new wave band The Nerves. Amber was absolutely right; Paul was at the forefront of the mid 80s British "blue eyed soul" movement, alongside artists like Annie Lennox and Paul Carrack. At the dawn of the 80s, he was actually in a Motown-style vocal group (matching suits and everything!) called the Q-Tips. If you want a more rocking song from him, check out "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down".

[@SC-gp7kt]

YESSS Paul Carrack!! 💜🔥💜🔥💜

[@paulqueripel3493]

Before that, he was in Streetband, had a hit with Toast.

[@MsAppassionata]

He also had a top 10 hit with his version of “Oh Girl”.

[@Spartyfan87]

Love Paul Young! Come Back and Stay is special from him.

[@smfmnoneya9134]

This was my favorite song when it came out....awesome song.

[@Casforum]

I saw Paul Young live in Leeds mid eighties, he was just the same live absolutely brilliant

[@HarveyTwoFaceDent]

Saw him a couple of years ago, damn shame what happened to his voice, embarrassing these days

[@jeanstrickland2445]

Man I haven’t heard this in a long time, thanks for bringing me back .

[@agentsmith8703]

Paul started out as a backing singer and luckily he managed to find his own stage.. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jules.8443]

“Every time you go away, you take a piece of meat with you.” Lol. I used to sing those words when I was at school.

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

You both just reacted to my mom's favourite song - and artist. I'm very excited to send this to her. I've been showing her a lot of your reactions this past year - and we both think you're very sweet - and love watching your videos. Another one of Paul's songs that I really like is Senza Una Donna. I would also like to request George Michael's cover of Somebody to Love from Freddie Mercury's tribute concert at Wembley Stadium. 75,00 fans all singing and clapping in unity. George's voice is amazing - and it's something spectacular to see. Hugs from Canada! We love you!

[@mbspringer67]

I just recently subscribed and signed up for alerts. I can’t get enough! I love you guys!

[@anytimejammin-eva]

@@itsmedino I'm @ four months in. Have to say still lovin it! Glad you've joined the Rob Squad family. The reactions, music are the best! There's only 1 goal. To make someone smile! 😁😁😆😆

[@itsmedino]

@@anytimejammin-eva please be sure to also try out unboxing videos and the family channel

[@anytimejammin-eva]

@@itsmedino 🎶 Done It! Ha ha. I love and happy excitement vibes. And the cutie pie girls! Their too much! LOL. And last but not least! Little man! He's coming into his own.

[@anytimejammin-eva]

I guess I need to pay attention! I was welcoming the wrong person. Don't know how I confused Michelle Murray with yours Dino. I realized it when you asked me ck out the unboxing. I had to go back in the comments.🤦‍♀️ But hey, all's good. I enjoy yacking with everyone! Glad to chat with you Dino. I've heard your name a time or two in the unboxing videos! I think J called you Uncle Dino. Anyway, welcome Michelle. Y'all take care!

[@eclipsegurl2002]

Welcome Michelle!

[@yappers2011]

Planes Trains and Automobiles. I watched it 35 years ago as a kid and cried and to this day I get emotional and misty eyed when i watch it. One of the funniest and most touching movies my small heart has ever seen. We all still miss John Candy - He was just the absolute best! I love you 2! Keep up the great work

[@laurabistak5680]

Saw him in concert in the 80's. Awesome

[@gus9482]

Now you definitely need to do U2's "Pride (in the name of love) to fully appreciate Band aid's Xmas song "Do They Know its Christmas". BUT YOU HAVE TO DO IT IN THAT ORDER

[@suzanneh.3822]

Love Paul Young’s voice.

[@palmirasanchez]

His voice is beautiful. Why Don't You Come Back, that was another Paul Young song you'd like.

[@conniemendeszoon9789]

I love Paul Young, listen to his music everyday, he was very famous in the 80's, with lots of great hits Come back and Stay was one of favorite

[@Summermute7]

Takes me straight back to junior high dances. ☺️. I love Paul Young. My other faves by him: “Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down” and “Love of the Common People” (lyrics: “Daddy’s going to buy you a dream to cling to; Mama’s gonna love you just as much as she can. And she can.”)

[@dggydddy59]

Here's a lil piece of music trivia for you. Love of the Common People is a country song from the 60's recorded on an early album by Waylon Jennings. I used to hear it a lot as a kid because my dad was a country musician and my mom still has the album from 50 years ago. Cheers!

[@raserx63]

“Come back and stay” is another one to hear from Paul. It’s killer. It’s more “New Wave” sounding..More vibe 80’s : Nik Kershaw- “Wouldn’t it be good?” Haircut 100- “Love plus one” Aztec Camera - “Oblivious” Psychedelic Furs- “Love my Way” Some 80’s ladies for female Friday. The Pretenders “Brass in Pocket” Yaz- “Don’t Go” Till Tuesday -“Voices Carry” The Motels-“Only the Lonely”

[@robbie007]

This song was memorably played at the end of the 80s Steve Martin and John Candy Film - Planes, Trains, Automobiles. Its a cover. The sad part when its realised he Candy character has nowhere to go on Thanksgiving. So he goes home with Martins character.

[@eddiemi]

Sweeter Than Anything, The Faster I Breathe, the Further I Go - PJ Harvey

[@roypartible9759]

He had a big hit with "Oh Girl" a remake of the Chi-Lites early 70's hit. That's a personal favorite of mine, cause I had a crush on this girl who worked at a Sam Goody's record store and we bonded over that song when it came out.

[@fabian4ever69]

This song reminds me of my mom. She passed away a year ago after Thanksgiving. She loved this song from 1985.

[@bridgetharrison103]

Sorry for your loss I know holidays are tough I lost my mom on mother's day

[@fabian4ever69]

@@bridgetharrison103 Thank you. Yes its very hard. Plus, she died 16 days before her birthday. 🤗

[@bridgetharrison103]

My prayers to you and we at least have the RSR family to make us smile on hard days with music

[@Zip_hehee]

Billy Vera's In This Moment is a deep and beautiful blue eyed soul hit

[@garulusglandarius6126]

Regularly seen Paul here in Southern England with his band “ Los Pacaminos “ in recent years live in pubs and clubs. He still has that great voice and is one of the nicest most humble people I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting 👍

[@amymills5235]

His version of "common people" is unbeatable.

[@audracrawford8836]

Paul Young was also involved with Band- Aid … various British artist “Do They Know its Christmas” to raise money for the famine in Ethiopia.

[@lisamagin7633]

I saw Paul Young in concert and he puts on an awesome show.. And he is a great entertainer.

[@justjulesinmi]

I saw him in concert back when this was on the radio all the time. He sounds just like that live and did have fun on stage. He definitely falls in the blue-eyed soul genre. He's still out there performing.

[@jeffjohnston2141]

This song was written by Darrell Hall from Hall and Oats.

[@ginasarmina4728]

Love H&O version

[@susantang287]

@@ginasarmina4728 Yes! IN their video of the song did they dismantle a mannequin to the chorous of the song: 'every time you go away, you take a piece of me with you.' It was hilarious or I may be confusng this with another version of the song.

[@leonardshevlin7260]

thanks, geoff

[@dathang]

Amber, you nailed it... blue-eyed soul this is. Also, check out George Michael's cover of Stevie Wonder's "As".

[@babyfacedassassinuk]

Oh Paul Young is just amazing. I was very little in the early 80s but loved his songs and would sing then at the top of my voice. Just listen to more of him, you won't be disappointed x

[@redheadgeek9225]

OMG, I remember slow dancing to this song so many times at school dances in the 80's! My 48-year-old heart feels like it's 12 again and asked to slow dance by the boy I like when I hear this song.

[@randyluca6339]

This song was played in the movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles starring Steve Martin and John Candy. I always liked that part when they finally made it home to Steve Martin’s wife for Thanksgiving, and also found out John Candy’s wife had passed away. This song was perfect for that scene. Great song choice and video Jay and Amber.

[@blairv4772]

P, T & A is one of my fave movies. And yes. When this song appears in the movie is touching. Paul Young gave his best in this record. (Yes. I said record! Go 80's! 😊)

[@R.POWELL]

Love this song 🎵❤

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

More Paul Young please 😃.

[@chrisalldis3375]

Paul Young was one of the Main singers in Bob Geldof's "Do they know it's Christmas"

[@serasmile6026]

Happy Saturday all Such a great song

[@Nui.]

Pino Palladino's peerless bass playing really hits the spot on a lot of Young's early work.

[@gevlar]

You all nailed it again. One of the greatest Blue-eyed soul songs ever. Everything Must Change is another good song of his.

[@siriosstar4789]

The base line is one of my all time favorites

[@firesidehearttoheart5210]

Jay and Amber, thanks for another great reaction! I really do appreciate the both of you taking the time to share your reactions with us! Have either of you ever listened to any music by the group BREAD? If you haven't, please give them a try, because you won't be sorry! I've seen others react to their music, and they end up LOVING IT! Most of the time, they have a nice and easy, soft rock sound that's very romantic, and will pull at your heartstrings! DAVID GATES was their lead singer, and I really feel that the two of you would enjoy hearing his voice, along with the beautiful music that this 70's/80's group put out. Please start with EVERYTHING I OWN, but you'll also enjoy some of their other hits too: BABY I'M-A-WANT-YOU, MAKE IT WITH YOU, IF, GUITAR MAN, AUBREY, DIARY, IT DON'T MATTER TO ME, and LOST WITHOUT YOUR LOVE. David Gates biggest hit as a solo artist was GOODBYE GIRL. But he also had hits with NEVER LET HER GO, and CLOUDS. Thanks again for reacting to all the choices that you have made in the past. You two are my favorite reactors to watch.... and I watch a LOT of different reactors! Have a blessed day you two!

[@diannebleacher6156]

A very meaningful song in my life❤️

[@michelehenne2477]

I saw Paul Young at the American Theater in St. Louis the weekend this song hit number 1 on the top 40. We were in 5th row orchestra seating. He was SOOO good in concert! 💜💜💜

[@TexasRose50]

Oh wow, it’s been so long since I’ve heard that! Such a beautiful song!

[@hihoktf]

My favorite by him is Love of the Common People.

[@EverendeverGroup]

This is actually an old Hall & Oates song that he totally made his own.

[@terid5344]

ABSOLUTELY BLUE EYED SOUL!!!!

[@morganedesprez3253]

j'adore un artiste avec une voix douce magnifique😍😍

[@O_Towne_Bear]

"Wherever I Lay My Hat" is another of his you should check out. ALSO: For Female Friday: "Right To Be Wrong" - Joss Stone. Her voice will floor you.

[@bridgetharrison103]

I couldn't agree more I been asking them to do Joss Stone they would fall in love with her and shocked to find out her age. My favorite by her is the remake Son Of A Preacher Man

[@carollittle1059]

Oh Man! Loved his 80's version, he was considered England's version of Elvis.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

I thought that was cliff Richard?

[@MustLoveDogsSA]

Paul Young & Zucchero “Senza una Donna” is beautiful…❤️

[@SC-gp7kt]

Yes this man has great pipes!! 💜

[@ronnix23]

You guys already listened to Steve Winwood once, but another of his songs that would be in this category is Roll With It.

[@rayzufall8924]

Man ive missed you guys. Had to go back and look at all the videos i missed. Keep them coming. Your work hits me home every time. Much love

[@crazydale1000]

I always loved this song. I was working in Alaska. My lady equated this song with me traveling so much.

[@johnmarsh2078]

"Every time you go away, you take a piece of meat with you". I swear that's what I hear.