Do you remember this song? Vocal Coach reacts to Sixpence None The Richer - Kiss Me
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Sixpence None the Richer (also known as Sixpence) is an American Christian alternative rock band that formed in New Braunfels, Texas, and eventually settled in Nashville, Tennessee. They are best known for their songs "Kiss Me" and "Breathe Your Name" and their covers of "Don't Dream It's Over" and "There She Goes". The name of the band is inspired by a passage from the book Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis
"Kiss Me" is a song by American pop rock band Sixpence None the Richer from their self-titled third album (1997). The ballad was released as a single on August 12, 1998, in the United States and was issued in international territories the following year.
Songwriters: Matt Slocum
Producer: Steve Taylor
Genre: Alt pop rock
Origin: New Braunfels, Texas, U.S
Performed by Sixpence None The Richer
- Leigh Nash (lead vocals)
- Matt Slocum (guitar, cello, piano, keyboards)
- Justin Cary (bass guitar)
- Sean Kelly (drums)
- Tess Wiley (guitar, backing vocals)
Date
1998
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Beth,
Have you of
Margaret Glaspy’s
Get Back???
G'day Beth,
Unfortunately I will not be getting my copy of Fable for Christmas Day 😞 or maybe even at all, while tracking says it has arrived in Australia, has been processed by Customs delivered to the "Last Mile Courier" I don't know why it wasn't just given t Australia Post ???🤷♂???, I rang the courier that is linked to Tracking & when I asked the Customer (Lack Of) Service Operator for assistance to actually find the package she said they don't have it & "You should just stop worrying because you should eventually get it" (yes that is seriously what she told me).
I hope you & your family have a Wonderful Christmas plus Happy & Safe New Year 🎄🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🛷🤶🍹🍺🎅🏖
@@shaneeslick Aw man that sucks! Drop me an email and I'll try and catch them on my end as well. Please do let me know when it arrives!
@@BethRoars will do
This song always makes me full of joy. It's so dreamy. I'm happy to see it has the same effect on you.
BTW recently I've been listening to Milène Farmer. You will love her.
I love their covers of "Don't Dream It's Over" and "There She Goes." Leigh Nash has such a pure and clean tone to her singing, she makes good songs even better.
I love all 3 versions of "There She Goes". the raw and normal by The La's and the Sixpence one.
I though the "Don't Dream It's Over" cover was very impressive and certainly did justice to the original.
@@PatternerThe Boo Radleys did a version as well. It was on the “So I Married an Axe Murderer”
soundtrack.
The cover of "There She Goes" is a guilty pleasure - her voice is gorgeous !
Both of those are good.
I love that you are reacting to this song. It's one of the most beautiful songs of the '90s; and it was actually the most played song on UK radio in 1999.
This song, for me, is pure child-like innocence. Friends playing together, walking through fields, exploring with a hand-drawn map, swinging on a tire swing. It feels like home.
I also love their "Breath You Name" and she does great covers of "There She Goes" and "Don't Dream It's Over".
This Beautiful Mess is an amazing album from Sixpence. It's more alt rock for sure and it's my favorite!
One of my very favorite songs from the 90's. Came out right at the time of my divorce and helped lift my spirit. Leigh Nash is so adorable, and her voice matches her looks. They also did "There She Goes" for the movie So I Married an Axe Murderer with Mike Meyers. Another song from the time is "Drops of Jupiter" by Train which I highly suggest.
"There She Goes" is actually from 1990 and is by _The La's_
*So I Married an Axe Murderer* used both the original and a cover by _The Boo Radleys_ and came out in 93.
I like _Sixpence None the Richer's_ cover, but it was released in 99 - so it definitely wasn't in the movie!
As a treat, there was a "Paris version" video of this song. I think it captures a different kind of ethos of this song. Definitely worth checking out.
If I had to describe this song in one word, I would say pretty. It's a pretty song. It's light and refreshing. It feels like a really nice day in spring or autumn when you're outside in a meadow or a field with no shoes on.
The tambourine gives me autumn vibes, like the crunching of leaves
Did you catch that the guitar break follows a traditional melody of wedding bells? It's quite a subliminal hook.
The use of the small squeezebox invokes a wistful feeling, rather like an ocarina or melodica played by a child.
And, oh my, yes, beyond her considerable vocal skills she is greatly gifted with a remarkable timbre.
Just watching you dancing along and having a great time was more than worth the watch, let alone the review.
Really enjoying all your reactions and AMAZING original music. Look forward to more.
🎄❄❄MERRY CHRISTMAS !!❄❄🎄
Whimsical yet poignant. Love your enthusiasm in this one. Also I just received my signed vinyl so yay me! The little thankyou card was a sweet touch too :) Merry Christmas!
Hope you enjoy it!
Sixpence None The Richer... We all turn into a soft and sweet innocent babies, instantly.
Im a 44 year old guy who is not ashamed to say this song has always been one of my favorites
Always loved this song in the 90s. It was light and dreamy not overly sweet and sugary. It just flowed along and drifted you away to calmness. It made the made you were heading into lighter brighter and better. I love hearing it now days as it reminds me of my soulmate and the fun we used to have back then when I had life all around me. The joy of living was just being in the day with her. I miss her.
There is nothing more sweet and elvish as Leigh Nash's voice.
One of my top 10 favorite band and until now still one my music list. KISS ME, THERE SHE GOES and my favorite of all is DON'T DREAM ITS OVER 😊
Sixpence sings this feel good song. Her voice makes me shiver.
I suggest: Breathe Your Name.
For some unknown reason everytime I hear this song I burst into uncontrolable tears.
I've always liked this song.
Few female vocalists utilise the 'yearning' tonality anymore.
Leigh Nash did a couple of duets with Marc Martel, who did the vocals for the Bohemian Rhapsody film. One of their duets was Dreams (Cranberries), a tribute to Dolores O'Riordan. The other was a Christmas song, Welcome to our World. Marc is also an incredible talent that doesn't get all the attention he should. He does almost all the Queen songs (sung with a few tribute bands, in particular Roger Taylor's official tribute band), tons of Christmas music, other covers and his own original songs.
Anything by this group puts a smile in my face.
Just a lovely song and yeah it definitely takes me back to around the year 2000. The only other song by them I know is "There she goes".
Wow, I'm so lucky to have bumped into this reaction video of yours. This is a catchy tone that I've always remembered, but never knew it was first from this band, as it has been widely covered by a ton of artists I believe. I heard it from a Hongkongnese singer named 彭羚 in one of her Catonese albums. It's splendid to finally hear the original version.
Another great band originally from my home state, Texas
Sixpence is one of the most underrated bands ever. Love their music.
I love this song, it's totally joyful, and about enjoying life.
I've got the song downloaded, I love it. You did a great job reviewing it, I think the word you were looking for to describe it is innocence.
.. I'm a HUGE fan of MissLeigh .. Thanks for the spot light .. BlessedBe, MissBeth
Leigh Nash is amazing and has been criminally underrated her whole career. From Sixpence None the Richer, to worship albums, to my favorite album: Blue on Blue. I would love to hear you react to nearly any song on Blue on Blue. Great job!
Hear her lyric+vocal contributions to Delerium on various albums.
@@DanielByers-qf9qi Yep. She’s done a lot of collaborations too.
Drifting calm love for this song. Happy warm fuzzies. I heard them live once; her voice is even clearer in person - absolutely stop you in your tracks to just listen. (They do a solid grungy version of You’re a Mean One Mr Grinch, too).
SNTR co-founder, Matt Slocum wrote this song as a tribute to his wife. It was almost immediate that they found out that this song needed to be sung by a female. What really makes this song work is the 12-string guitar (Matt) and that Paris sidewalk cafe accordion sound. Leigh Nash has limited depth and range but she does pick songs that are well within her range. Another component of this production is that Leigh does her own backing vocals with an echo-like effect. When she hits the bridge, she stretches out the word "oh" as a hook to set up the bridge lyrics. The lyrics are so descriptive that a blind man could listen to this song and visualize everything that is going on:
Oh, kiss me, beneath the milky twilight
Lead me out on the moonlit floor
Lift your open hand
Strike up the band and make the fireflies dance
Silver moon's sparkling
So kiss me
Beth, it was nice to see your visual reaction to this song.
great song... and congrats on your new release. it sounds fabulous.
I remember back in the mid 90’s when Radio 1s Chris Moyles championed the heck out of this song so much that it hit the top of the charts. They were unheard of in the UK before that time..❤
Very Johnny Marr/The Smiths sound to the guitar riff and the rhythm section with the bass line. A slightly American college sounding Smiths song. Nice reaction!
wow so fun to hear someone react to this song! I loved this whole album when it first came out! And I fell for Leigh, based on voice alone 🙂
Song always takes me back to my late teens. Was all over UK radio back then. Such a beautiful voice and melody.
Pure pop heaven. Syrup sweetness than never gets old but feels so genuine. This and Donna Lewis' "I Love You Always Forever"...
I'm such a sucker for these sentimental tunes and angelic voices.
And I'm a fan of an things NOT pop!
But we all have our soft spots.
This song reminds me of when my oldest daughter was a little girl (she was 7 when this song came out) and in picture her twirling and dancing in circles and signing along with this song.
Leigh and Matt Slocum were the backbone of the band. Matt also played the cello. They had a lot of other good songs that got overshadowed by this monster hit.
Fellas: This song and "Smooth" by Santana... "Every" woman loves them 😉❤️
This song was actually written and recorded while the band was trying to get out of a previous record deal. Their producer secretly paid for a studio using a credit card to record the album while they negotiated out of their contract. The producer even formed a record label just for them after they were free from their contract. It wasn't the label or the producer who was hesitant of this song being included on the album. It was the band themselves.
Great song from a great movie. (She's All That) Nice reaction.
this song reminds me of staying up late as a young teen watching MTV when they actually played videos all night
One of my favorite songs from the 90's. They have a La Las cover that I also loved. Reminds me of someone I nearly married. Music is so powerful in transporting our minds to another time.
I love this song. You talk so beautifully of this song ❤️
Love this song learnt it on guitar a few weeks back . Always fun to play and the little run down of chords sounds awesome 🎸👌👏😄
It's great to see someone that loves her job.
that was my youth and the singer was suddenly I felt in love :-D Her other songs are nice too.
I leave the country for work for 2 months and I wake up, jetlagged somewhere in Canada on this fine leap year of the 29th of 24 and we're fawning over Leigh Nash vocals on a tier list of 90's babe vocals.
ok, I'm down.
Beth Roars is my guilty pleasure .... tell no oneeeeeeee
I think she has my favorite female singing voice.
I love this song.. it's one of my favourites from that time 😊.
Merry Christmas. They were and are a really underrated band for all the reasons you listed.
Sixpence's album *Divine Discontent,* which includes their cover of Crowded House's *Don’t Dream It’s Over,* is outstanding and criminally underappreciated.
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Saw her last year. She still has a great voice. It sort of reminds me of Dolly's voice in a way.
Parton?
@@StanleyBps yes. Some of her newer songs aren't this same style. She did an excellent cover of Dolly's 'Hard Candy Christmas'. The band eventually settled in Nashville.
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Classic tune.
Love your hair that way congratulations on your album
Nice song, Beautiful Beth. Grazie from Sicily
Always loved Leigh's voice.
It was definitely a more innocent time,especially with Lilith Fair happening around the same time,I agree they were definitely distinctive!💘💘💘
Leigh Nash is really underated. She is A MAZING.
Great Reaction Beth Roars! I’m probably one of the few guys who really enjoyed The Gilmore Girls but it was just such a great show that had a little bit of everything!
However the first episode we Lorelei walking to Luke’s and it was There She Goes!
That was the bait that caught my attention! I never turned back!🙏🏻
Who doesn’t know this song?!? Bloody classic lol
Like this song
This is such a nostalgic song! You should also check out Leigh Nash's project with Delirium "Fauxliage" in particular the song "Let it Go"
i love that song, is so cutie i hear many different kind of music but i wonder that you enjoy this beautyfull song beth.
The definitive love song of the the turn of the millennium.
the lead singer has a Molly Ringwold Vibe
The editing is so cute on this one!
Never watched.those shows/movies. But I do know and like.the song. I do remember it. Gen X and the 90s were my teen years. Fun song. Made a nice counterpoint to whay else was playing.
0:06 I've never seen any of those except She's All That. However, I love the song from watching the video on MTV.
*Giggles of Joy* I am a 46-year-old guy, and I giggle when this song comes on. So much good feeling in the song.
Leigh has a gorgeous voice
A felicidade dela lá no alto me cativa 😅😍
From brazil 🇧🇷
Love the jangle.
I like this band..
Beth, Six Pence None the Richer have so many great songs.
I have always associated this song with "Good Night, Moon,"by Shivaree. I hear a similarity in the lead singers' voices, and the general feel of the songs.
Yes!!!
I think I just had a 90’s nostalgia-gasm. I’ll come down soon
More chair dancing along with Beth 💃🕺❤
One of my favorite songs from a Christian band.
eu vi esse filme e quando tocava essa musica arrepiava
amo muito
You really show off your hair, and I don't blame you, it's magnificent.
I read the original novel of "A Little Princess" to my daughter. Beautiful story.
The best!
Lovely
Now that you mention Dawson´s Creek, maybe you could react to Hands by Jewel, was my favorite song in the series, they used it in the episode of the full moon :D
Leigh has a song called Ocean Sized Love you should hear. Blue on Blue Albulm
This Beautiful Mess is the greatest album of all time.
Thank you so much for taking a second to dive into the band origin. I was first introduced to Sixpence when they were doing Christian music. While they did gain some attention, I felt they were still very underrated. They had incredibly poetic and thought provoking lyrics, incredible sound, solid vocals from Leigh Nash, and impressive instrumentation. I got to see them live once and it was one of the best concerts I ever attended. Their early days have a bit of an alternative edge, but you still hear it occasionally in some of their later stuff despite their turn towards a more pop sound. If you want a surprising dive, check out their album This Beautiful Mess and hit tracks like Angeltread, Within a Room Somewhere, and Love, Salvation, and the Fear of Death and you'll see what I mean.
@@deeperanddown Isn't the point of reaction videos to share excitement about interest in music? I'm sorry you don't share my excitement. To each their own.
I had their CD. No skips, I swear.
"I Can't Catch You" and "Sister Mother" are hidden gems in that album. A perfect album I must say.
90's pop was sooooooo good.
This song is so simple but that's the challenging part. It's hard to sing a too simple song and make it fly.
👍👍Good performance! 🖖❤
0:54 I love you, beth!
Elvis, Merry Christmas. You've been gone a long time, we still love you.
And no, I'm not talking about Elvis Presley. Trust me, you don't know him.
But you'd be better if you had.
I actually made out on a park bench with a girl & someone in the area was blasting this out of there car it was one of the most Romantic experiences I've had in life 😂
I honestly feel bad people who have never experienced true romance.
Sometimes you just need to give your significant other that kiss.... doesn't lead to anything other than what it is, and always a smile.
I'm in love to you,ups love this music