OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Johnny Mathis - Chances Are REACTION
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- OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Johnny Mathis - Chances Are REACTION
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What a voice this man has, every single song he sings it’s like velvet❤
I just love him and that voice….ohhh! His voice brings me to a different level of enjoyment! Swaying back and forth ( like Amber) gathering moments! Chances are …..
100%..
And he was better live. Goosebumps!
Smooth like BUTTA!
Shame on KCH for honoring LL Kool J before Johnny Mathis or Roberta Flack 🤬
Johnny Mathis is soooo smooth and gorgeous. ❤❤
They don't write them or sing them like this anymore...... perfection on all levels.
Best romantic singer ever. I am almost 69 years old and back in the day this was love making music.
Thanks so much for reacting to Johnny Mathis. Please go on-line and vote for Johnny to be inducted for the Kennedy Center Honors. He's been a groundbreaker in so many ways, and is still performing.
can you share a link?
Great idea
Shocked that hasn't happened yet!
You're so right and I'm gonna do it. I guess I thought they'd already done that.
Roberta Flack needs to be honored by KCH
Johnny Mathis is known for his beautiful romantic ballads. He has a very unique velvet voice. His music has spanned over 6 decades. He had so many great hits such as "Wonderful! Wonderful!", "It's Not for Me to Say", "The Twelfth Of Never", "Gina", "What Will Mary Say", "Misty,", etc. He also did a couple of duets with Deniece Williams, "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late" and "You're All I Need to Get By".
His voice is flawless. Hard to describe it properly.
I don't appreciate you copying my comments word for word! That is called Plagiarism!
I love all those songs. He sings like fine crystal and smoothe wine. "Misty". all of them.
@granitestater1029
I like his young pipes.
Flawless is a good description and his natural vibrato was amazing.
My grandmother's favorite song was "Misty". Mathis sings the best rendition I've ever heard so far.
I love "Misty"... both Johnny's classic version and Ray Stevens' funnier version.
Yes, please, "Play Misty for me."
I love that one too.
@@BradyQuartermaine Go ahead. Make my day.
@@Coowallsky 😉
My mother was IN LOVE with this man's voice! She spent many a night curled up on the couch, cigarette and drink in hand, and singing along to his music for hours on end. Miss ya Mom!
I had relatives like this I’m 52 miss those days of seeing my family sitting around late at night drink in hand a cigarette or cigar talking and listening to the console record player it was like 6 feet long solid wood speakers built in..better times
💞🙏🏽😌
@@ugaais absolutely the best of times. My Dad introduced me to the music of Johnny Mathis. And whenever I hear anything by him I think of my Dad. And for that connection I will be forever grateful 😌🎼💞
My mother, too.
My mother also!!
Johnny Mathis is just fabulous!❤
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING I WAS AWAKENED TO JOHNNY MATHIS, TOM JONES OR ENGELBERT HUMPERDINK AS MY MOM DID HER HOUSEWORK !!!❣️❣️
His singing is so clear with a great range. Thanks for reacting to Johnny.
I love his duet with Denise Williams! To Much To Little To Late. It is fabulous. ANYTHING he sings is beautiful.
What a gem of a singer. Some of his songs make me cry and smile at the same time. What an unbelievable voice.
I took my mom to see him in concert. The auditorium was so quiet while he sang. It was mesmerizing.
I went with my mom to his concert too, he was tremendous ❤
My Dad and I went together. It was amazing. He talked to the audience between songs and was such a soft spoken gentleman. I've always loved his music and amazing voice.
Saw him yrs ago he stood on stage and just sang. Effortlessly almost like he was just having a conversation. All these years later and is still one of my favorite artists and concert. Agree about Kennedy Center Honors
2000 pop YUUUUUCK LOL All in fun BUT YUCK
My father sang this every day of my 1960’s childhood. I know every word💜
That’s sweet!❤️
Your father has excellent taste😊
Cool memory!👍🙂
8 track tape days, remember at 5 years old, lived it then and now
This was his first #1 hit, but he also has some classics like “Wonderful, Wonderful” and “It's Not For Me To Say”
“Wonderful, Wonderful” is my favorite.
oh my...JOhnny Mathis is the best crooner of all time...his voice is golden...His Christmas album was beyond compare...one of my favorites ever.
Would love to hear crooner Tony Bennett, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco". He has an amazing voice. But the coolest thing about him is that later in his career he did duets with everybody from Amy Winehouse to k. d. lang to Lady Gaga. He's 96 now and JUST retired because of Alzheimer's. Such a talent.
Yes ,Tony Bennett ,I have the album he segues into,I Wanna Be Around, great crooner so is Jack Jones singing songs like She or Windmills of Your Mind.
He also played himself on at least one TV sitcom episode, if memory serves.
Had the pleasure to see him in concert in Vegas
I wanna be around is amazing and for once in my life
Seen Tony at the Beacon Theater in New York City 1 month after 9/11. There was a nervous atmosphere in the city, but Mr. Bennet's performance put everyone at ease. What a talent!!
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "It's Not for Me to Say" and "Misty"!! Smooth and wonderful!
Johnny Mathis is still singing today. On a side note, he won an athletic scholarship as a hurdler and high jump. Set records, played basketball and was a Phys. Ed. Teacher.
Great sportsman and wonderful romantic singer
Christmas isn't Christmas without hearing a Christmas song sung by Johnny Mathis.
Agree! I listen to his version of "What Child Is This?" year round.
One of the greatest songs EVER! Not my era, but this kind of music was priceless! Another great crooner's song was "I Only Have Eyes For You" by the Flamingos. I love Mathis cover of "Misty"
I second that one!
"Misty" was our "First Dance" at my wedding reception back in 1969.
Johnny Mathis is amazing. He does a version of "Maria" from West side story that is amazing also. Please try it next.
Beautiful version!
My mom would put on Johnny Mathis when she cleaned the house in the spring time ,I remember it would fill the house with his wonderful music and the with the windows open the sweet spring air coming in was magical as a little kid ! I will never forget that!
One of the great singers of his age. With Johnny his style is instantly recognizable. Johnny is still alive at the ripe young age of 87. This is a great cut, but if you want to see the original little boy lost (the image Sam Smith has today) singing live, watch him do the incredible "It's Not For Me To Say" in the old black and white version from around 1957. Also any version, especially the early ones, of him doing the classic "Misty", "Wonderful Wonderful", and the Christmas classic, "Winter Wonderland".
Tony Bennett is one of the original crooners (a peer of Sinatra and the Rat Pack) who is still performing with Lady Gaga. He has Alzheimers and like of a lot of Alzheimer sufferers he hangs onto his music. His signature song was "I Left My Heart In San Francisco". It'd be cool to honor him before he dies.
He can not sing anymore.
Also Ed Ames, still with us and in his mid-90s too.
"Woke up in the mood to hear a crooner." Sounds like a gruuuvy way to start the day!
Absolute genius. Johnny Mathis has a totally recognizable voice that makes you just melt. He is ageless. There is nothing not to like about him and his stylizations. One of the best singers to slow dance to with someone you love.
Johnny Mathis is a genius of breath control--you'll never hear him take a breath that wasn't planned with great forethought. He has mastered the process of "circular breathing", and can sing indefinitely without stopping to breathe, because of it. Ask any seasoned horn player about the difficulty--same application. And Mathis is as smooth as silk, no matter the song. Incredible singer, incredible man. I've cried my way home, listening to him after work--and loved every moment of it.
Wow, what a voice! Johnny Mathis is smooth as silk. ❤
I really appreciate you guys listening to these wonderful songs. May I also add Sam Cook and Nat King Cole.
Oh yes! Love them. Especially Nat.
Nat King Cole: "Unforgetable", "Stardust", "Mona Lisa"... we can go on and on...
I was going to post a comment "who had the smoothest voice Johnny Mathis, Sam Cook or Nat King Cole?"
Johnny Mathis has a voice like chocolate slowly melting.
He has such a smooth floaty voice that was effortless.
So glad you're doing him. Amazing voice ❤️ Next time check out The Twelveth of Never. So beautiful ❤️
Oh I'd forgotten about The Twelfth of Never, beautiful
Yes! My favorite of his!
Back in 1978 he did a duet with Deniece Williams titled Too much too little too late. Check it out
Thank you SO much! He was one of my favorite singers many many years ago. He is still one of my favorites to this day. 🩷🩷🩷
Johnny Mathis was HUGE CROONER!!
SILKY SATIN VOICE🎤🎤🎤🎤🎹🎻🎻🎻🎹🎹
He is totally classy whatever he's singing
The LEGENDARY Iconic Mr Johnny Mathis
He's still touring at 87. He's one of the best.
Isn't this just the most wonderful music?!?
This song was made to dance slowly, holding the hand of your love one, letting the music do the talking, and suddenly magic occurs. These elegant ways are almost forgotten in current times.
One of the greatest crooners ever. Such a lovely man with a beautiful voice.
When he was young, he studied classical music with a voice teacher. So his technique is, understandably, evident!
i love the vibrato in his voice and he can hold the notes so long and clear that's long hours of making his voice work so well
One of the greatest crooners! So smooth!❤Always makes me smile!Much love❤
Slow dancing to this song was so dreamy and romantic. Another Johnny Mathis song I love is When Sunny Gets Blue. I'm so happy you are discovering this lovely man's talent.
Two of the crooners that you haven't done yet (and definitely need to) also happen to be, along with Mr. Mathis, still entertaining audiences. You'll love Tony Bennett (96!) doing "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" and Englebert Humperdinck (86) doing "Release Me".
And Jerry Vale, I bet everyone has watched Goodfellas and has heard the song, the song Vale sang and had them all mesmerized, “Pretend You Don’t See Her” in the night club and then again at Paulie’s for dinner.
Love, love, love Johnny Mathis. His Christmas songs r great, too!
1957 -- walking into the student union -- juke box playing -- first love -- that little diamond on my finger -- memories to last a lifetime
It's been a terrific 2-day stretch on this channel for crooners. Yesterday, you finally got back to The King Of The Romantic Ballads during the 1970's Barry Manilow. Today, you finally got back to The King Of The Romantic Ballads during the 1950's Johnny Mathis. While I don't have another crooner to suggest, I do have a piano-playing singer-songwriter to suggest whose songs have yet to be introduced on your channel. He is Neil Sedaka who was very successful and popular during the late 50's and early 60's. His great songs from that era include "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do", "Calendar Girl", "Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen", "Oh Carol", and "Next Door To An Angel". Neil Sedaka also made a comeback in the mid-1970's with songs such as "Laughter In The Rain" and "Bad Blood". I hope you start reacting to some Neil Sedaka songs.
Johnny Mathis....such a treasure.
Just adore Johnny Mathis - my parents wore that album out.
Mine too. My mother adored him.
Brook Benton is another great crooner! As a young man Johnny Mathis had to choose between running track in the Olympics or going to record his first record. He chose music lucky for all of us. My mom's favorite I went and saw Johnny perform pre pandemic and he still ha it!! wonderful wonderful Johnny Mathis
Saw Johnny Mathis in AC in '99. Blew me away! I'm not even a fan but he was awesome. 👍
When you're listening to Mathis, you're listening to the Smoothest,
Silkiest-----Most accomplished voice in modern times! That is MY
humble opinion.
Bravo!
Like budda 🧈
My hs buddy was a masterful piano player, and played one year for John Williams' infamous Christmas Gentlemen's parties (aka of Savannah "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil fame). He didn't want to go alone and asked me to go to "turn music pages". Highly skeptical, (in my late teens or early 20s) my curiosity got the best of me, so I went. So glad I did, as I met the incomparable Johnny Mathis, who sang a few songs. What a smooth voice.
Misty
Wonderful, Wonderful
Maria
Anything Johnny sings is absolute GOLD!
I suggested him months ago, so happy you are finally listening to this incredible singer💖
I have such wonderful associations with Johnny Mathis and his music with my late husband. The first song we danced to was Chances Are played by the band at the Dorchester in London. Years later we were living in Vegas and Mathis was on my bucket list of performers I wanted to see live. My husband got tickets for the first show when Mathis came town. What a performance! Sat on a bar stool and sang for over 2 hours. Thank you so much for this reaction. So many good memories of being young and head over heels in love!❤
Saw him in a grocery store in the 1980’s in Milwaukee. He obviously was in town for a performance. He was absolutely gorgeous. Told the cashier Johnny was in the store and he didn’t know who he was! So Anticlimactic!
OMG OMG OMG!!!! I am so happy y'all listened to Johnny!!! He is my FAVORITE!!! His voice makes me melt!!
There is a movie by the name of "Chances Are" and that song was the song for that movie. The movie has Robert Downey Jr in it and Cybil Shepard. It's a really good movie!!
Yes! I saw the movie. He looked so handsome and sung so romantically
True that they used the song in the movie but it was a major hit for Mathis much earlier than that. It was his hit in 1958.
One of the greats ! What a voice! thank you !
Saw him in concert years ago. He wore a tux the whole show. Pure class.
Oh he is just so amazing...tears in my eyes, my grandmother loved him. She passed in 2020. We brought her to see his concert and she was never so happy!!! His Christmas songs are tradition in our family!!! 🧡💛❤❤❤💗💗💗
Johnny Mathis was a San Francisco young man that has had a wonderful career.His voice is so unique. He does a great duo on the song… TILL YOU COME BACK TO ME
I think you'd like Jane Olivor's version of "Some Enchanted Evening." She and Johnny sang "The Last Time I Felt This." A favorite of mine by Johnny Mathis is "Yellow Roses on her Gown."
Came here to promote the Mathis/Olivor duet. I still love that song.
Totally agree I was going to mention the Olivor duets. They had a special rapport. Saw her in concert many times and met her too.
Johnny Mathis was magic.
LOVE his music! He has great Christmas music, too. There is a movie by the same name "Chances Are" with Robert Downey, Jr. Love that movie!!
Johnny Mathis .... One of my All time Favorite singers.... I love most of his songs; my top: "When Sunny Gets Blue" & "It's not for me to say".
Johnny Mathis is what I call " Velvet " when he signs
Love Him Still. ❣️❣️❣️
Possibly one of the most talented people of the 20th century. Amazing singer and great athlete.
Straight butter! The minimal use of instruments (by today's standards)focuses on the voice. Sometimes alot of instruments can cover a voice that's not on point. This was a time when you really had to be able to sing!
His voice is enough to make you re-evaluate your choice of favorite crooners. Johnnie's voice is incomparable, simply the best.
He has a beautiful voice. We saw him in concert in 1990ish. A great concert but he never talked to the audience in between songs...apparently he's extremely shy. Tony Bennett on the other hand talked and talked between songs. Loved both.
Before thirty a singer who talk to the audience does it because he has something to say. After forty a singer who talk to his audience does it because he is out of breath and needs a pause. ( Charles Aznavour Olympia 1968).
This was my parents "song". There isn't anyone in the 70's who didn't love this.
Vic Damone is an underrated crooner. Not many people know of him. His voice is incredible.
VIC DAMONE is fantastic!!! 👍😃❣️😃👍
"The Night Has a Thousand Eyes" ...love that by him.
Love this song ❤
They said of his voice that it was another instrument in the orchestra. Perfect in every way ❤
He has so many beautiful songs to react to, one of my favorites is The Last Time I Felt Like This.
Oh YES. His mellow voice is part of my childhood. My dad, who had a wonderful voice himself, thought Johnny Mathis was one of the very best vocalists ever.
Misty is another great one of his! Speaking of Christmas, all of his Christmas songs are fantastic!
One of my favorite songs from that era is Tommy Edwards It's all in the game. It's great going back and listening to music Like Johnny mathis, what great singers .
His voice is VELVET! My favorite of his is Twelfth of Never. Please react to that too! Love y'all! ❤ 💋
When I first heard his records at the age of 8 or 9 I was absolutely HOOKED! One of my favorite songs of his is "Tenderly" If you want to hear his full crooning range check out that one. His voice rises and falls effortlessly as if being carried by the wind. Simply the romantic best! 😌💞🎤🎶💖
This song has a great piano riff along with JM’s instantly recognizable voice. His vibrato is unique.
It's really something. He was incredible in concert!
Love, love Johnny Mathis! My first album (a leftover from older sister). Got to see him in concert as a teenager. Friends thought I was weird but I loved him.
Wife here...WOW.., My Father LOVED this song.. What an AMAZING singer and era..He does have an incredible range!!..And Warm..Beautiful...Jay that imagery is perfect
My Dad's favorite singer. Johnny Mathis is a treasure!
Songs like this one are the reason why Johnny Mathis became known as a ballad singer and the era's reigning king of make-out music. Mathis shows all the symptoms of being in love in the swooning romantic tune, written by Robert Allen and Al Stillman. He sings:
Chances are 'cause I wear a silly grin
The moment you come into view
Chances are you think that I'm in love with you. This was Mathis' first #1 hit single.
Mathis was just two years into his recording career at the time, but Columbia Records was pressuring him for a new release, so his producer Mitch Miller came up with the idea for a hits package. "That was Mitch Miller's idea," Mathis explained in a 2018 Songfacts interview. "That was the first time I had a chance to go out of the country and go to Great Britain. They wanted me to go in the studio and make some more recordings. I had had some success with 'It's Not for Me to Say,' and I wasn't able to record anything new, so he threw the first four recordings that I did - both sides on them - and called them Johnny's Greatest Hits. That was a little flamboyant, because it was not the greatest hits, yet. But that was a great beginning for a lot of people. Even Mozart has a Greatest Hits now. Good idea from Mitch Miller."
(Songfacts.com)
My parents, may their memory be a blessing, were crazy for Johnny in 1957. My dad decided to tape (he had a reel-to-reel tape recorder) his new Chances Are album but my mom went into labor. Although in serious pain she refused to leave for hospital until after the recording so she could hear it all. So I've been crazy for Johnny in utero cuz I was the baby ready to hatch.💜
Magical is the PERFECT description of the great Johnny Mathis!
Johnny is the GOAT of crooners in my heart.
johnny Mathis has one of if not the best male singing voices of all time. he has a tremendous catalog of hits. was also college track star.
Glad you listened to this. Grew up listening to this, the man had one of the greatest voices of all time. Listen to his version of Maria from West Side Story...
Johnny Mathis had perfect pitch and recorded so many gorgeous love songs.
Saw him perform live in the 1970s and he was wonderful,wonderful.
He HAS.
Hes still performing yo
Absolutely beautiful .. Nothing today compares to that ...
Oh wow. Thank you. I have loved Johnny all my life and I had the chance to see him once live. He's way old but still touring. An icon.
PLEASE do Tony Bennett soon. He's a legendary crooner who's ailing with dementia and you need to listen to his iconic "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," which came out 60 years ago, before he passes away.
What a voice and what a song. Simply beautiful.
When I was little, I could not fall asleep when my older sister was not home (she was older and out on dates or with friends). My mom would lay with me and play Johnny Mathis to help meet sleep. His songs, and voice, comforts me in ways I can't describe. He has a special place in my heart always and forever.