That section “I felt the knife in my hand and she laughed no more” used to be the ringtone I had for my mother in law…

This is what real talent sounds like,thanks for playing I’m now 72 and brings back great memories

Tom is still going strong at 82, and his voice sounds great.

Tom Jones is a Welsh singer who has one of the smoothest powerful voices around. And he was a showman too, in fact he was a big heart-throb with the ladies. He has so many hits such as "It's Not Unusual", "What's New Pussycat?", "Green, Green Grass of Home", "She's a Lady". He covers a lot of genres. He is still performing & is a coach on "The Voice" UK version. He also had a variety show from 69 - 71 & had some of the biggest music stars at the time.

Notice how far he holds the mic!

I'm 72 years old and this is music from my era and I love watching you younger folk. Checking out these songs for the first time and being. Just as blown away as me and my brothers and sisters were when we first. Heard this guy saying I just want to say. Thank you sincerely appreciate you not only with this song Delilah. But never gonna fall in love again. Great choices, great pics.

So awesome. Tom is Welsh. Welsh singers usually have the best diction.

THE BEST TOM JONES SONG IS "I'M NEVER GONNA FALL IN LOVE AGAIN".

Rock n roll fan here: Saw this man in a Vegas showroom around 2005. He sand this song w/o a microphone. His voice boomed! And he had to be in his 60s? Still the single most amazing vocal performance I have ever witnessed.

No playback, no autotune, and he still singing today better than many modern "powerful" voices. He is my mother favourite singer. Sir Tom Johnes is a LEGEND.

Do you notice how far the microphone is from his face, his voice is so powerful that it doesn’t need to be so close or else it would be distorted

Tom Jones’s voice was so powerful that he’s broken many microphones in the studio..the women used to go mad for his look…my mum used to love him..my dad wasn’t so happy about it 😂…great reaction..hope you watch more old stuff..there was less channels but better quality programs and stars ✌🏻🇬🇧

What a powerful voice that man has, coupled with his passionate expression, those lyrics come from someplace way down deep in the heart. praise the Lord, thank you for music.

I noticed that the band conductor was dancing more than Tom was

Ed Sullivan had a one hour variety show on Sunday nights. You "made it" when Sullivan booked you...comedians, singers, magic, acrobats and even puppets. It's where the Beatles first appeared on American TV.

Remember our family sitting together watching toms shows my mother loved him

This was a sequel song to "I'll never fall in love again".....when it came out (yeah, I was around then) this was shocking and some radio stations weren't going to play this until he did it on the Ed Sullivan show! We were a little more innocent in those days...

I love this man’s voice. I don’t care what he sings.

One of the most powerful voices.

Tom Jones had a weekly TV show in the late 60's and often performed duets with many of the top singers of the day. Many are on KZfaq. Janis Joplin, Wilson Pickett, Stevie Wonder, etc. An experience not equaled by today's television.

The next you should do is The Green Green Grass of Home…. His a man on death row.

Amazing vocals, sort of dark music, but very dark song especially for that time. Tom is amazing, he never disappoints.

Tom J is arguably the best male singer of the 20th century. No one can compare with his power - Tom and Elvis were good friends. Incredibly, both nice humble guys.

I also recommend watching and listening to Engelbert Humperdinck. He was at the top with Tom, had the same manager and was also from Great Britain. A very handsome man and also a great singer. The two singers are often compared, but Tom was more of a showman than Engelbert was.

Please listen and give us your reaction to, Tom Jones, Green Green Grass of Home. 👍.

The conductor of the orchestra behind him is having quite a time too.

The follow up to this song is Green green grass of home. Ties the story up nicely.

Italian gentlemen kept a blade in thier boot for just an occasion Firery Italians.

This is a murder ballad..actually quite common through the centuries...the traveling bards told stories in music and some were very descriptive..lol...even Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues..'I shot a man just to watch him die '... The music is mariachi..Mexican..music... Tom was and remains hot material...no auto tune...his great voice had writers sending their best work...he still sings and coaches... Some ask who hurt him because his ability to emote made folks believe it was actual experience..however he had a long and loving marriage... 🌿🌿🌿

Tom Jones wasn’t a songwriter but a great interpreter of songs. One of my favorites is She’s A Lady. My mother was totally ga ga over him.

Have you guys reacted to ''Only You'' by the Platters. Silky smooth lead vocalist and great harmony by the rest of the group and its one of the best love songs ever. Official version from the 1950's. PS- and he doesn't knife anyone LOL

Tom is still touring! At 82. 83? I’m going to see him in concert in a few weeks. Can’t wait!

Sir Tom Jones is amazing! If you have not already, you need to see him in his 80s on The Voice UK. Talk about class.

All I need to say is... "Live performance" Wow!

I've know this song since it came out, all my life, and I never realized it was a murder song. My man has some pipes!

You have to listen to the green green grass of home.

If you wan to be totally blown away, react to Tom Jones and Janis Joplin, "Raise Your Hand". One of the highest energy duets you will ever see!

You should see him have fun with an old 3 Dog Night song, "Momma Told Me Not To Come".

As a side ...Tom Jones continues to tell the story that when Tom Jones was performing in Las Vegas ( I think at THE DUNES ) or (Caesars Palace) Elvis ... his great friend sang a ballad to TOM while he was waiting for Tom to finish having a shower

Very Mairachi band vibes.

In a way, I guess that you could consider his "Green, green grass of home" as a follow-up...😅

Very nice song such as powerful voice. Some other songs of his you might light are "whats New Pussycat"" and more 80's "Sexbomb""

Band sounded a little like Herb Alpert's band. Tom was on the brit version of the voice recently. Still singing in his eighties.

Tom is suave and sexy as hell, and he still is. That voice and those moves.

You might also like Tom’s nemesis Englebert Humperdinck, he’s crooner like Tom, from roughly the same era.

Trumpets, almost mariachi were made popular around that time by tracks such as Johnny Cash's 'Ring of Fire'

The instrumentation is very of its time. Try THE GREEN GRASS OF HOME.

My mother loved Tom Jones... She had several of his albums, so I'm well acquainted with his singing and songs. .o0

Bars and Barbells, What I love and never get tired of is watching you young ladies and gentlemen Appreciate this music for the first time cuz it reminds me of exactly how my brothers and sisters reacted the first time we heard Tom Jones Elvis Presley the righteous Brothers the four tops the drifters the platters and it's like reliving that experience through you I want to thank you so very very much! Eric Sahagun

Search Tom Jones singing "i'm never gonna fall in love again" Brilliant.

His rhythm is incredible, as well. Thank you.

Another beast is Steve Perry, lead singer of Journey. Late 70s, early 80s.

❤ My dad used to play this record when I was growing up in the 70's.✌

One of the hardest voice singer to duplicate,,,that was ""TOM JONES""He is really so rare among all greatest voice on earth ,,,so hard to copy him....❤❤❤❤

this song is sung in unison in pubs all over britain, very popular song

I think Sam would enjoy "What`s New Pussycat", it was the theme from a 1960s comedy film. With an expression typical of the `60`s period. You might also checkout another Welsh singer Dame Shirley Bassey, in particular two of the Bond themes she did, (Goldfinger) & (Diamonds Are Forever.)

I too very much love the instrumentation I love that this time orchestras were used The marvelettes the ronettes would lay down their vocals and feel specter will say bye-bye and they go away and that he would bring in what was known as the WALL OF SOUND and when these people hurt their recording for the first time on the radio they themselves were blown away cuz all they laid down were their vocal tracks and then they heard this huge orchestration in the background which just makes it even that much more dramatic powerful and dynamic people fell in love not only with each other but with this music so glad you guys are appreciating what we already know is some of the best music ever done by some of the greatest artists ever known! "AND NO AUTO TUNE!"Oh and yet Sullivan show was not known for its colors The '60s became a colorful decade because of the hippie and psychedelic art!

If you want a chuckle, look up Jim Carrey Delilah and see his impersonation of Tom Jones. It’s hilarious. 🙂

Great Reaction 👍🙏👣

Love your channel guys, great reactions. How about more 60. 70 s music, that’s my time fame, I’m an old head. Beatles, Bee Gees, CCR, Grand Funk, Doobie bros. I’ll be watching

Great reaction guys. Sir Tom was (and still is) a beast. A contemporary of his was (and still is) Englebert Humperdink. Same vibe. For something different, check out Fanny. I've suggested them a few time to other reaction channels but no-one has tried it yet. Fanny was the first 'all-girl' rock group to sign a contract and record. (this was late 60s-early 70s) They shattered the glass ceiling so groups like Heart, The Runaways, The Bangles, The Go-Gos, etc. could shine. So under-rated. If you chose to try them, use any of the 'Beat Club" videos. The sound is as close to live as you can get. I would suggest "Young and Dumb" to start but any of them will blow you away.

Fun Fact this is OJ Simpson's favorite song. lol That being said Love this song too, Tom is great and that live big band are just so good/epic here.

Yes he did say knife

More Tom !!!

What I like about this song is the contrast of a very dark story with a happy , festive music arrangement with outstanding vocals.

Legend has it that Tom, when performing the high note in the theme song for "Thunderball," screamed so loud that something "broke" in his throat.

you need to take a look at ABBA, one of the greatest of all time. check out their first hit. Waterloo.

Hi there. This was made famous for the introduction of the mariachi band sound in chorus, plus Toms vocals.

Interestingly this is sung by the crowd at welsh rugby games and the welsh rugby authority tried to ban them from singing it because of those lyrics

you really need to watch Tom Jones-Treat Her Right- This Is Tom Jones Show. if you really want to see tom being a beast.

I know it's hard to do, but if you can stop watching Tom Jones for a momment, check out the conductor. He's rockin' out!!

You should watch Tom Jones on the voice UK he is about 75 years old

Catch Sir Tom as a coach on The Voice UK - in his 80's, still has it.

I've said this before but this song although I absolutely love and really dig Tom Jones, it gives me O.J. Simpson vibes-lol. You two really should listen to "Green Green Grass Of Home". It's a song that's been done by a lot of people but his version is probably the best. It's also a song that you really need to pay attention to the lyrics to get the meaning of the song.

Great reaction, you two! Next stunning classic from him should be 'Without Love".

Tom's vocals and the music often overshadow the meaning of the song. A woman who cheated with no remorse was stabbed to death by her man

You might like his song, I won’t crumble, it’s a great song..

He was and is, AMAZING.

He was discovered by Gordon Mills in the UK music business. Jones' first release was 'Chills and Fever' a flop the this song brought him enourmous success. Another British singer I thought had a very similar voice and just as great was Tony Christie.

I do believe it's Gloryhammer that uses this song, plus a cardboard cutout of Tom Jones while the song plays.

Tom became a big friend of Elvis. When first hearing Tom wouldn’t accept he was not African heritage.

Tom Jones was and still is an amazing talent. Beyond his talent, he was so charismatic with a heaping helping of sex appeal!

Great reaction to Tom Jones!! you also have to check out another artist who came up with Tom under the same manager Gordon Mills is Engelbert Humperdinck. he is known as the king of romance. "A Man Without Love"is one of his greatest hits from his record catalog.

the music is based in Spain. he was a coal miner before a singer. sang in the mines while working. all chest voice, but what a chest voice!

Tom is still a top tier singer. This was definitely 🔥🔥🔥🔥. What's New Pussycat is one of my favorites of his. Much more lighter than this great song.😀

You must have heard Tom sing Thunderball from the James Bond movie Thunderball.

I grew up watching and listening to Tom Jones from the 1960’s on. You know? Women used to throw their undies on stage when he performed live.

This was during the time that Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass was up in the charts. Lots of brass and mariachi vibes. Sir Tom was in his hot period. Lots of women proposing all sorts of things to him before, during and after his shows. He had his own show and specialized in moving around the stage kissing the girls who came onstage.

I would love for you two to do a reaction to a spanish singer from the same era as Tom Jones his name was Nino Bravo try to listen to "Mis noches sin ti"

I remember watching this on the TV.

I love the orchestra director..

I'm in my 60's I grew up listening to Tom Jones

I love Tom Jones. My mother loved him. You guys should see him dance. My favorite is "I who have nothing". I have two suggestions Johnny Mathis and Nat King Cole.

I just suggested this one on your other video... good choice,... Tom Jones was so popular with the ladies that at concerts, he would have ladies undies thrown at him... 🙂

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I saw Tom Jones 5 straight years running in Vegas in the early to mid'70s. He really knew how to manipulate an audience. He could get the men on his side quite excellently. He'd do 2 shows a night and from what I understand, the 2nd show was not the same as the first. Then, after the shows he's off to a performer's house or penthouse and still keep singing all night long. He just loves to sing. Also, I also head that his rehearsals were generally made up of British bawdy bar songs and backstage there would be betting as to which women would be jumping on stage.

Try Tom's rendition of I won't crumble if you fall on The Voice as a coach and watch the other 3 judge's reactions, almost adoration.

Go to The Voice UK...He still sings on the show...He's 81...💜

Please if you get the opportunity listen to "With these hands" when Sir Tom Jones met Elvis Presley Elvis greeted him singing with these hands.

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