WOW!! First time listening to JACKIE WILSON: LONELY TEARDROPS

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[@robbielux8353]

One of the greatest entertainers and doesn’t get enough recognition these days.

[@TreyMessiah95]

What are you talking about?

[@williamg2552]

JACKIE WILSON got into The ROCK and ROLL HALL of FAME in the very SECOND CLASS !! (1987)

[@ronaldstokes4841]

...might be a generational thing.

[@seldenkid48]

Jackie is one of the best singer entertainers in history. Helped Berry Gordy start MOTOWN records. He was born in Detroit and is in my top 5 singers of all time. A real star.

[@A1since1976]

Mr Entertainment !oozing talent and soul from his heart ! It`s no wonder so many people hold him in such high regard ! There`s no one quite like Jackie , he`s simply killer then and now!

[@JackfromSaginaw]

One-of-a-kind voice, incredible performer -- one of my all-time favorites. I never get tired of hearing this great performer.

[@RubenRodriguez-rw3ho]

His nickname was" Mr. Excitement", after watching that split in midair, I know why!

[@paulschenck4029]

Good reaction! Jackie had one of the greatest voices in rock. Another of his best hits is "(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher."

[@elvistcb3521]

Legend 👌👏👍

[@SusanMarie3]

That’s a performance 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@danielmcquillan7627]

Yeah, Mr. Dynamite Love and Respect Canada

[@orinbaxter340]

Love the old classics. Music my mom introduced me too. Great era of music. Cupid comes to mind. Tears of a clown. Many good songs. Chubby Checkers twist snd shout.

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

love the old "variety" tv shows ... in the 1950's and 60's there were so many of them, and this is a form of television that doesn't exist any more

[@eloiseeast1169]

The Best in the business 👌 👏 🙌

[@eltonbrown7498]

Jackie Wilson, is still the most dynamic singer / dancer of all time-my favorite. Michael and Prince both sincerely recognized him as one they learned from

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

He is still a star!!!

[@ConstanceHurst-r8v]

My first ‘crush’. Loved him

[@marcusbetancourt3760]

Man like that Jackie Wilson sure as hell can sing. And I am talking about good. Real, real good. Thank you so very much for playing this. I really did enjoy this very much. God bless you. Adios.

[@keymack2477]

You know, Cyn, one of the things I enjoy about your reactions and your channel is that you are not afraid to branch out and react to artists and songs that others are shying away from, so kudos to you!! Jackie Wilson was a treasure and it has been far too many years since I have heard this great song!! Here are a few more for you to add to your list when you find the time! "Battle of Evermore" by Heart, 1995. "The Guitar Man" by Bread. "Life During Wartime" from the Talking Heads from Stop Making Sense film. "The Weight" from the Band with The Staples from The Last Waltz film. "Friends of Mr. Cairo" from Jon and Vangelis. "Lonesome Mary" from Chilliwack. "Signs" from The Five Man Electrical Band. "That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be" from Carly Simon. "One Less Bell To Answer" from Fifth Dimension. "Hi-D-Ho" from Blood Sweat and Tears! Keep up the great work with your reactions!!

[@donniejuan]

Better known as Mr. Excitement in his hometown Detroit.

[@CharlesWashington-s5m]

Back in the day, they called Jackie Wilson "Mr. Excitement". He was one of Michael Jackson's influences.

[@richardmartin9565]

Jackie Wilson's "Whispers" is a good song too.

[@MH-fb5kr]

The brothers got it all

[@terrystow6932]

Hi just found your channel and subscribed and what a first time listen the great Jackie Wilson a later song of his is REET PETITE later song but must be Forty years old

[@captainicelander3898]

Love you reaction beautiful. Love this song. Keep on rockin :)

[@samuelgates5935]

Elvis called Jackie Wilson the GREATEST ENTERTAINER.. GAVE HIM THE NAME MR EXCITEMENT

[@wgdavis5353]

Hi Ms C., Here is something U may or may not know, when M.J. was young he got some of his moves from watching Mr. Jackie.. ♠W.G.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Wilson was a wild man off stage--he would have lived a longer life if he'd just leave the women, the booze, and the guns.

[@memorast]

Another Wilson to listen to is Wilson Pickett! Just a play on words but they were both great

[@terrywyatt8304]

Bye the way this guy was Michael Jackson idle. The way he moved on stage would light up Michaels face.

[@rickraybourn7456]

Hi, when Elvis sang Return to Sender, they say Jackie Wilson was watching the scene, and even gave Elvis a few dance moves.

[@PutOnASweater]

Never happened. ..."Girls,Girls,Girls", came out in 1962...Jackie and Elvis did not meet until 1966. The rumor that Jackie was there when Elvis performed Return to Sender for that movie are false, yet they keep getting reposted over and over and that's why you see it everywhere.

[@rickraybourn7456]

@@PutOnASweater Thanks, don't believe everything you hear.

[@CDR807]

@@PutOnASweaterI think Elvis first saw Jackie in the mid to late fifty’s because in the “million dollar quartet “when describing the performance he said “ a member of wards dominoes” which is believed to be Jackie Wilson he is referring to so that’s probably what he’s talking about

[@brucecronin6396]

Jackie Wilson... The "Prince of Wails" !!

[@CharlieRogersMusic]

Girl it looks like you have been living under a ROCK if this is the first time you hear Jackie Wilson there is not one person on this Earth that does know Him.

[@captaindwan]

Elvis model after the late Jackie Wilson...he attended the same church I did in New York City...

[@AVATAR3117]

How he do that I can do that just gotta be flexible enough to

[@Markrealguy51]

Ambrose you look very taken by him

[@javiervallecarriles1178]

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[@javiervallecarriles1178]

Mónica Naranjo - Sobreviviré (Gala Fin de Año)

[@troedelgerry]

Hello, my dear... I truly love and appreciate your openness and enthusiasm for so many types and genres of music. Now you came across a music style that I never saw you react to before : Doo-Wop (very popular in the 50s !) Jackie Wilson was well known for his unique voice and for his dance- and stage performances. Although in my opinion there are better songs than this one.... his best known song is "Reet Petite", try this one, if you are interested. Okay, my dear, here is to your next one ! Hugs and kisses from your friend Gerry

[@randybaker6042]

He and Elvis had all the bases covered.

[@randybaker6042]

@Trevon Womack cute. While I am certainly aware of the all the idiotic segregation that existed in this society within the music industry along with music being influenced by all other music, in this case I will refer to Jackie Wilson. Someone you obviously know little about. "A lot of people have accused Elvis of stealing the black man's music, when in fact, almost every black solo entertainer copied his stage mannerisms from Elvis."-Jackie Wilson Hopefully you can take it up with Jackie Wilson someday. People beg, borrow and steal from each other across all of music. Elvis and Jackie both took from one another and both enjoyed it. And I'm not a big Elvis fan.

[@randybaker6042]

@Trevon Womack and also, Jackie Wilson was coached by Clyde McPhatter, the singer in the Dominoes before Wilson and the Dominoes had a lot more success with Clyde as the singer. So props to Clyde McPhatter, one of the great tenors.

[@loriannrichardson7644]

@@randybaker6042 🤣🤣🤣 Nobody was copying Elvis! He would not have even have had a music career if he hadn't stolen Black people's music and style. What made him successful was the fact that he was white and America is a racist country. ALL GENRES of American music were created by Black Americans. I learned that from my white music teacher!

[@loriannrichardson7644]

Jackie Wilson was the blueprint.

[@randybaker6042]

@@loriannrichardson7644 I pretty covered the bases.

[@williamg2552]

None of today’s lame “performers” can match JACKIE WILSON and JAMES BROWN & The FAMOUS FLAMES . NONE of them !!! Today’s music fans haven’t seen NOTHIN’. They SHOULD’VE been around in the FIFTIES and SIXTIES…and seen OUR ARTISTS. THEN they would’ve SEEN SOMETHIN’ !!

[@deadpoo4707]

The original Elvis Presley