TELL HIM!| FIRST TIME HEARING Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin' On REACTION
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- TELL HIM!| FIRST TIME HEARING Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin' On REACTION
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Done by the Supremes of Motown fame originally. This version is well done.
Thanks for that! I was trying to remember who did it originally 😊
@@crandyran 🙂
Don’t forget the great version by the Vanilla Fudge!
The Supremes version is a must listen 👂
Agreed. It was faithful to the original, with a tasteful instrumental arrangement.
First released in 1966 by The Supremes. The following year it was released by Vanilla Fudge. Both versions did very well.
The Vanilla Fudge version has always been my favourite. 👍✌️🇨🇦
@@marybaillie8907
Yep. Vanilla Fudge is best.
1967 b&w version online.
Supremes version can't compare to Vanilla Fudge
@@marybaillie8907 my favorite as well!
@@mrb4749
The Supremes didn't sing a "version" but the original period!!
I was so in love with Kim Wilde in the 80s & 90s. She is so beautiful. I love watching her in interviews She has such a lovely english voice and seems to be very sweet. "You Came" & "Cambodia" are really good songs of hers to check out.
I second 'Cambodia'. Possibly best of the bunch. Do that one please!
Were those popular songs? I don't remember.
@@MoMoMyPup10 Kim only had 2 hits in America, but in Europe it was different. Kim holds the record for being the most charted British female solo act of the 80s. She had 17 top charted songs in the UK.
Yes Cambodia, so meaningful and sung true to sentiment by Kim x
@@reesebn38 Actually, You Came hit #41 in the US; #21 in sales and Top 10 Dance. I bought the maxi single and played it constantly! Say You Really Want Me also hit #44. You Came is why I became a fan. It was #2 in the UK and I saw Kim say it was her favorite of her songs! She sang on a Top 5 Adult Contemporary hit by Johnny Hates Jazz. She should've been a mega star in US but a lot of folks still love her music compared to a lot of the 'stars' of the 80s. She had staying power!
Love this song by her! Since you like the 80s synth-pop sound y’all would love Animotion, “Obsession” 😎
Ooooh, the one that I remember from Animotion was "Room to Move".
Absolutely. Same sound style!
100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Want something 4000% 80s synth? TransX - Living on Video
Great shout, loved Obssession, still got it on a 12” somewhere.
I don’t even care if it’s not female Friday, we need us some Annie Lennox and the Eurythmics. The song you will not regret listening to is “Would I Lie to You.” You should definitely listen and watch the “Official Video” because it tells a great story with a great voice, great guitar, great horns, fun dancing, and some great backup singers.
Yes, Would i lie to you be awesom,also Here comes the rain again, Love is a stranger,I Like Listen to Bethoveen.
Eurythmics for sure!!! Or Annie Lennox solo is amazing!! Walking On Broken Glass is so fun!!
Would I Lie to You! I second that request!
or you could just look it up yourself.....
"Would I Lie to you" short: czcams.com/users/shortspcfnL_4BPxI
Now that y’all heard this cover , please listen to the original by The Supremes!! It’s amazing.
I much prefer The Supremes version. Love "Kids", but this, not so much.
Agreed
Vanilla Fudge version is thee best
@@mrb4749
The Black & White
Vanilla Fudge 1967 Version is the best.
@@user-ii4zf5iq3t Vanilla Fudge killed it !
I love her song ‘Cambodia’, one of her very best.
When it comes to looks GOD was not holding back, and he gave her a voice too - fantastic package.
Love this version.Kim Wilde has music in her blood her father Marty Wilde was one of the first British rock and roll stars.
Love this song!! Please check out Sheena Easton. She has a few bangers!! Morning Train, The Lover in Me, For Your Eyes Only and her duets with Prince and Kenny Rogers are worth a listen! Keep smiling! 🎶😍🎶
I would like them to do u got the look with prince the video from the sign o the times concert video.
Definitely Sugar Walls!
If those are bangers, than Air Supply is hard rock.
Amazing song!!! I love how it sounds like she's about to end the song, and then that 3rd verse comes out of nowhere. 😎
I have always loved this version!
I still like the original, but there's no denying this is a GREAT cover.👍
Check out version by Vanilla Fudge
Kim Wilde is a very nice person and an icon. She also had later.on a garden show on the BBC. She has design skills.
I heard a lot of her stuff growing up because my Russian father was hard core into her. It's a great version. You Came is quite good, too.
Great Cover, love Kim Wilde! Love the new hair Amber you look so beautiful but you have the kind of face that could do whatever the hell it wanted with any style it wanted and pull it off beautifully! Happy female Friday y’all loved the Star Wars reaction and yeah the hype is real any kid my age will tell you any kid any age so glad you guys loved it!💚🌻✌️😎
"Kim Wilde - Never Trust a Stranger" - one of my most favorites.
Kim Wilde's cover of Diana Ross & The Supremes became one of her biggest hits in America... Kim Wilde opened for Michael Jackson on his 'Bad' world tour in 1988. She had hits in Europe until 1990, and then her popularity fell by 1995, sadly... Her 1988 album 'Close' is one of the best pop records in my opinion... Songs like 'You came'... 'Never trust a stranger' ... 'Four letter word'... 'Hey Mister Heartache'... 🔥🔥
Other hits - 'Cambodia'... 'Water on glass' ... "Can't get enough of your love" 🔥🔥
Recorded by the Supremes in 1966 number one hit. Recorded by Vanilla Fudge1967. Kim Wilde 1987 cover went to number one .Reba Mc entire covered this song too. Love the Supremes and Vanilla fudge cover. thank ya'll
Kim Wilde. What can I say? As a lad, I was utterly smitten by her and my bedroom was graced with posters etc. I saw her live a few times through the 80s and still from this day I still play her records. Check out Kim Wilde - Never Trust A Stranger (Official Music Video). Another great reaction from you guys.
You still have a record player?
@@michaelhlong3765 Yep. I'm Old Skool for life.
Kim Wilde is great! Talented singer and gorgeous woman 💓
Her first four songs were written by her father Marty Wilde who was a rocker and is still performing at 83 Kim is still performing at 62 her younger brother performs with her and his daughter is singing with the band her sister Roxy is a good singer also,a very talented family.
Did all my 80's kids sing along, because we remember every word?
It can't have been just me haha!
Another great reaction, thank you. Kim Wilde has had many hits, 'Water On Glass', 'Chequered Love', 'Cambodia', 'View From a Bridge' are some of her earlier ones, some others are, 'Never Trust a Stranger', 'Rage to Love', 'The Second Time', a couple of ballards, 'You Came' and 'Four Letter Word'.
Those were 'hits'? I don't remember any of them.
@@MoMoMyPup10 Hits in the UK, where Kim is from, obviously, I'm not sure about the rest of the world.
@@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. In Norway too👍😍😍
@@MoMoMyPup10 Then your memory is for shite, I guess you were too busy gazing spellbound at the antichrist of music Madonna. You sound like from the US, in which case you wouldn't care, as that place only cares about it's own, anything happening anywhere else, beyond a few obvious unimportant acts, just don't matter to you. If not from the US, you should be ashamed. Hello, she holds the record as most charted female of the 80s and best-selling artist across Europe throughout 80s (and holds a Bambi Award for it), despite all the walls built up against her by her record labels and the fickle build-em up, knock 'em down, go to the next act crap of the 80s! Your memory is for shite! Get a clue. She's had hits in just about every country and it continued for a long while, till the usual ageism sets in and the rest! And he has only stated a few of them!
@@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. Well, get sure. Never heard of Google. Sure you'd be sure about someone else!
Amber check out Taylor Dane’s “Love will bring you back” an incredible ballad from the 80s. Thanks guys🙏🏼❤️
As a child of the 80's, Kim was my poster gal. Boy was I besotted!
This is a cover of a Supremes song.
Her father Marty Wilde was a rock n roll star of the 50s and 60s, this is my favourite song that Kim released followed by Cambodia.
She's the daughter of British rock star Mart Wilde and has a second career as a landscape gardener, presenting gardening programmes on BBC tv. And she's still beautiful.
Kim scored a world-wide No 1 with "Hanging on." The best version to watch is from Peter's Pop Show...where she absolutely kills it.
It just blows my mind how many bands and artists their were in the 80’s . Their will Never again be a another decade like it ever . I’m thankful I was able to witnessed all of it , and would live it all again if I could .
This was my jam in 85-86!!! Woooot.....lol....it's very danceable!!!
A great female 80's song.....Voices Carry by Til Tuesday. Would love to see your reaction to it. Keep up the great job you are doing!
I have always loved this song. I tend to belt it out, especially in the car. I have had a particularly horrible month and these songs make me feel hopeful and energetic like when I first heard them as a teenage in the 80s. Pretty sure this is a cover of a Supremes song, but this version rules. I always have to sing and dance to this one. Thanks for your reactions. Oh, amber your hair looks great. And yeah you are dancing like we did in the 80s, just let the music take you over and go.
Haha, I belt out my favourites in the car too. I occasionally wonder what others must thing but really, I don't care 😂😂
In the 80s, I was a teenager. When this one came out, I was 19. I absolutely adored Kim Wilde. And I wanted to get everything she had ever done, but being in the states, it was hard because she was British. She had some fantastic songs though. I recommend The Touch, Rage to Love, Four Letter Word, Love Blonde, Janine, Blade Runner (based on the movie), Never Trust a Stranger, she did a cover of Born to be Wild that was fantastic. She also did a cover of if I Can't Have You (by the Bee Gees) from Saturday Night Fever that was fantastic! Also enjoyed Love is Holy. And she's beautiful! She did so many great songs and unfortunately most of them work hits over here in the states.
1987 was such a fun year for radio. I was still in highschool and looking for my 1st job and i turned 18.
There have been a lot of artists that have good covers of this 60’s classic recorded by Diana Ross and the Supremes. Check out 70’s rock/psychedelic band, Vanilla Fudge, doing this song. Many good takes of this one! 👍
I was going to suggest that one too. Their version is a ride!!
Definitely Fudge version is thee best
when Rob busted out dancing!!! 🥰😍😆 i luv it!!!
This could be one of the best covers ever. Re-imagined a 60s classic for a whole new audience in the 80s and still sounds fresh.
This is the 3rd hit for this song 1st Dianna Ross and The Supremes mid 60's. 2nd was Vanilla Fudge (My Favorite) more rock late 60's and then Kim mid 80's.
Yr 100% correct V. Fudge is top tier thee best.
@@mrb4749 - 💯% agree!
Kim Wilde is amazing. My favourite singer. Glad you love her! ❤️ Listen to You Came.
I remember when this song came out. My best friend was raving about this new song and when it came on the radio he turned it up for me to listen. After the first 30 seconds I began to sing along and his jaw dropped, asking me how I could possibly know the song. I told him I'd known the song for YEARS, since I was a little kid and had probably heard it in my cradle. I went home and brought back a two pack cassette tape set of Motown's 25th anniversary featuring Diana Ross & The Supremes and played the song for him, LOL! I no longer have that cassette set but thankfully i have the same set as a 4 LP album set :)
It's so surreal knowing that I've gotten to the point in my life where people are not familiar with Kim Wilde's cover of You Keep Me Hangin' On! I remember when this was just released and played all the time on the radio. By the way, even though this can be classified as pop, at the time it was called "Hi NRG" and is essentially the same as today's mainstream EDM.
Vanilla Fudge was huge. Every bar band had to do that one.
I grew up loving her music… I loved watching the much music video tv show …as an adult and knowing what the song is about… I’m shocked at how popular it was with my friends when we were teenagers 🤔🇨🇦. The “Kids in America “ song was featured on an after school k-pop tv shows when I was a teenager
No no no. You must listen to it by Vanilla Fudge. Live on Ed Sullivan show
Cant miss doing Kim Wilde - You Came !!!
The best cover of this song, In my humble opinion, was by the group Vanilla Fudge.
You got that right!!!!
I like Rod Steward's version as well
This is a great Supremes song
First recorded in 1966 by The Supremes.
Soft? Kim is FIERCE here! Her rage at being mistreated is palpable, and the way instrumentation builds over the song makes it feel like something is going to explode! I know this is a cover, but I can't imagine the original would move me as much as this version does.
I really like Kim Wilde, when I first heard Kids in America when it was released in 1981 I loved it. My favourite Kim Wilde tracks are: "Kids in America", "Chequered Love", "Cambodia", "Love Blonde", "Rage to Love", "You Keep Me Hangin' On", "Never Trust a Stranger", and "If I Can't Have You"
i loved that song, Kim looks so Stunning in that black dress without trying too hard she looks just Superb.
I fall in love of Kim when I was teenager:))
Water On Glass. This is my favourite Kim Wilde song, but Water On Glass is a banger, too!
Originally done by the Supremes in the 60's, Kim brought this song into the 80's and made it her own
For me & my best friend, this OUR song! There's no keeping us off the dance floor when this plays!
This video was my first Kim Wilde experience back in the day. I had such a crush on her!
We all had a crush on Kim Wild.
Sheana Easton was another darling, with an angels voice.
Greetings from London. A great version guys but don't forget Kim's Dad, Marty Wilde. Still touring and aged c.83. He is 1 of unique singers who recorded in 1950's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's and 20's . Marty had hits in 50's and 60's mainly US covers. A lovely guy too.🎤
Please do “I am Woman” by Helen Reddy for Female Friday! It’s our women’s anthem! You’ll love it Amber!
Yes love Helen she's great 💞💫💞
I have suggested Helen Reddy numerous times as well as Carol King.
Couldn't be a more perfect song for Female Friday. I'm sure they'd love it
Glades Knight “The Need To Be”
A great female anthem
@@bradleyspear167 I too have made the same suggestions...I can't wait until Amber Hears I Am Woman.
That guitar solo in the background; absolute killer.
Que recuerdo grande kim wilde saludos de argentina que epocas ..
This was a cover of the song originally written by The Supremes in 1966. My actual favorite cover of this song was done a year later, in 1967, by a band called Vanilla Fudge. It's the psychedelic version. I think whether or not you react to it, you should definitely check it out (link below). Thank you for this reaction! 💙
Keep Me Hangin' On - czcams.com/video/3dJO47d26kc/video.html
I love Kim wilde huge fan from Australia because in Australia we adopted her
This song was massive my Junior year in high school (‘86-‘87)…so great👍🏼
One of those covers that holds up against the original! 🔥
the 80s had alot of great 60s covers. try "locomotion" by kylie minogue.
Love love love love that song!!!! Good one!
This was big when I was a kid and I remember thinking she was "a pretty, old woman." Now I'm like, "she was so young!" ;-)
This is a cover of the song popularized in the 60s by Diana Ross and the Supremes!
This is a cover. It was originally done by The Supremes (with Diana Ross) in 1966.
Boy did I have a crush on Kim Wilde in the 80s 😍😍
Great song from my high school years …She’s just jamming up there .
Girl, I love you saying she's got a "really clean, super pleasant to listen to and you love the range she sings with". Then I implore to get hold of the single and play the utterly gorgeous Eastern-sounding ballad 'Loving You' to here how she embodies a song utterly differently. Her always crystalline delivery changes in balance and form and nature for whatever a song calls for. You need to know more than just these 2 obvious songs. There's nothing like 'House Of Salome' as a song, 'Child Come Away', 'She Hasn't Got Time For You' and 'Hit Him' (a brilliant up-yours to a man in a relationship)-both from the same album this is from, and so many more. Check out her WHOLE 80s oeuvre, you said you love woman of the 80s, then FIND OUT who she is. 'Kids' is just a start, for God's sake there's 6 years spanning these songs, and tonnes of differing songs and albums in between them. Come on, check out them all. You need to get to the following: though remember that some do not have vids sadly considering her treatment by her labels):
'HOUSE OF SALOME' from 1983's 3rd KW album, but a single in 1984 and simply BEST SONG IN THE WORLD if there is only ever one.
'CAMBODIA-REPRISE'-completely hints at an utterly unconventional, non-obvious direction for young woman singer.
'VIEW FROM A BRIDGE'-ultra catchy song about suicide! Take that all you other girls singers who think you're so wow!
'YOU CAME' (catchy, jingly conventional pop), 'NEVER TRUST A STRANGER' & 'CAN'T GET ENOUGH' (2 hard rockers), creepy 'CHILD COME AWAY', 'DREAM SEQUENCE and 'SHANGRI-LA'). Then there's jazz/swing sexy strut 'LOVE BLONDE', rockabilly 'RAGE TO LOVE',
sensual 'DANCING IN THE DARK' (NOT Springsteen), and lovely ballads 'FOUR LETTER WORD', CAN YOU HEAR IT' and 'STAY AWHILE'. And what about the totally ignored beautiful B-side to 'Hangin On', it's called 'Loving You' and check out the many differing instruments just utilised for this song NEVER to be a single. There's session players on this using instruments hardly ever used in pop singles, never mind B-sides. What they must have charged! Basically, you need to know about and feature MORE Kim Wilde. This is the worst of America. She's one of the few females worth bigging up over everything she does, yet that's instead used mainly for the overblown and utterly unworthy. There's no reason in a normal world the US shouldn't go for her, but then Americans have always been highly stuffy and xenophobic about what they like musically, plus if you're not prepared to spend your life over there and playing state after state, AND you refuse to do the attention-seeking, gimmick driven slut-angle favoured by madonna the vile and all the others in her fake image, then US don't want to know. I wonder why they bothered with this one! I guess Kim's so grand that even they had to bother with a few. Incidentally, ''Kids' is that rare thing-the most unspectacular thing she's ever done. It's simply OK with a chorus that doesn't do the build-up justice. Sounds more like a party tune rather than the proper music she always followed it with. And the US only know of that cos their flaming country's in the title. Still, it's lovely to hear her being enthused over here, but you'd do yourselves, and us, and her even prouder, if you dug a little deeper? How hard can it be in a world of Google and CZcams, and it's hard not to feel that the US just isn't bothered enough to even consider someone has a career beyond the few songs known to them, as mainly what happens in other countries music charts is clearly redundant to a State that for far too long thinks only whatever it happening on its own turf is of any merit. Oh dear. And to STILL be like this?! Oh well. Still, as you've put it out there, least you're open to hearing more Kim. Please do, after all, I'm sure you spent many minutes listening to many others and you DID say you love 80s women. Well, not only she is the best, she defines the decade, being there at the start and having 7...7! albums (and I'm including all the non-album singles and B-sides stockpiled as the 7th between '81 and '89) going all through the 80s, each providing an entirely new experience and sound, with nothing sounding alike, and songs very unlike what so-called obvious women tend to do. Even Eurythmics songs are frustratingly obvious and basic most of the time, and don't even get me started on thieving, bubblegum trash queen madonna!!
She also has another song together with Nena who also sang the song 99 luftballons. That song of theirs has 'Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime and is from 2010
J & Amber, you'll love her "Chequered Love"!! edit- "You Keep Me Hangin' On" written by the Motown legends L. Holland, E. Dozier & B. Holland for The Supremes 1966!
I love Kim Wilde .. my favourites of hers are this, Cambodia, Never Trust A Stranger, You Came & Chequered Love
This is definitely my favorite song by her!
When I hear this song it teleports me back to the 80s. It is the quintessential sound of that time period.
The Vanilla Fudge version featured in Once Upon A Time... in Hollywood kicks ass.
View from a bridge is another great tune from Kim Wilde
A Kim Wilde song I like is a duet with Nena that was only released in Europe called “Anyplace Anywhere Anytime” Kim sings in English and Nena sings mainly in German.
@Preußelinchen I use to have the album that had the original English version by Nena. I absolutely love that song.
She did a song a while back with Nena (99 Luft Balloons/99 Red Balloons) called Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime that was really good.
Yay! Thanks for coming back to Kim. Yes, she is stunning. Please check out next her "You Came", a more tender Kim but still a nice danceable track.
I freakin' love this song! It's on my Spotify playlist.
I wonder if they will do Samantha Fox
I have a Female Friday singer you 2 will love. Alicia Bridges was big around the disco era. Her song "I Love The Nightlife" came out in the late 70's. She had a powerful voice!
one of the coolest britsh female singers.......
"Love Blonde"
"The Second Time"
"Rage to Love"
"Four Letter Word"
"You Came"
This was the first pop-song I can remember hearing on the radio. Always loved this version, even though I now know the Supremes made it.
This song has been done by The Supremes in1967 #1 , Vanilla Fudge 1967#6 bill Board hit , Tom Jones 1967, Joe Simon 1968, The Tea Company 1968, Wilson Pickett 1970, Rod Stewart 1977, Kim Wilder 1986, over
14 different artis record release .
An amazing cover of the Supreme’s classic 1960’s hit!
Love this song by her, it sounds really good in the clubs, thanks for sharing this ❤️
And she still performs! Saw her scheduled for coming may in our local Rock Temple.
You Came is also a classic Kim Wilde track from later in the 80s
This one always got us on the dance floor back in the day!
Her songs "Never trust a stranger " , "You came" , "The touch" , Can't get enough" should be considered for a reaction ...
It'a great song very great song, but my favorite title is Cambodia 1981 OMG In love for ever ! Kim Wilde was a british godess... Everybody was in love...
Knockout dance tune. Still rocks. Timeless. Ans she's drop dead gorgeous.
This was originally a Supremes # 1 hit in the US for two weeks beginning November 19th 1966. Kim Wilde's version also topped the US chart for one week on June 6th 1987.
Another Kim Wilde hit from the 80s was "You Came", a title that made every teenage boy smirk and arch his eyebrows.
Yep they probably did………while thinking of Kim.
This song is a banger!
Amber, you would have fit in perfectly in the 80s.
It was the best ❤
"You Came" is my favorite Kim Wilde track, it's a fantastic song.