She's so infectious! - NICOLETTE LARSON - Lotta love REACTION - First time hearing
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Music reaction to American singer Nicolette Larson song,Lotta love.This was a big hit for the singer in the 1970s.
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#70smusic
This soft-rock masterpiece is just one of 1000s of examples of why the seventies will never surpassed musically.
I'm so glad you chose the extended version. I will always remember her, and how joyful she was in this performance.
Me too
Essentially, this was her only hit, but it was an absolute ripper ! .. I've always loved this song, and because of it, I will always remember the beautiful and talented Nicolette Larson .. Gone too soon .. Thanks for the excellent reaction, Harri.
An angel from heaven, lovely hair you just want to wrap up in, soothing voice, & is her beauty not Stunning ! Gorgeous lady! Miss her much.
I heard this since the 70's and have never gotten tired of hearing it. What a voice and sadly taken too soon from us.
Daniel...what did she died of?
@@michaelasay8587 She died of a brain bleed.
It’s on her Wikipedia page. It sounds sadly like she overused painkillers and such things like this
RIP, Nicolette. Thank You.
A beautiful song done by a beautiful lady. RIP Nicolette Larson.
This song, no matter how many times I hear it I still want to cry not only for the song for her beautiful voice and her life which ended too soon
What a sweet, sweet human.
Thanks Melissa! Nicolette was a great talent who left us too soon. And props to Neil Young who wrote and recorded this song first (with Nicolette as a backup singer). He encouraged her to do this as a solo.
Ironically, this was the only song on Neil's album, "Comes A Time" that she did not sing backup on. (Great album by the way!) And yet, this was the one from Neil's album that she ended up recording and releasing as her own single (Linda Ronstadt was the one that suggested she do the song)
@@moonbeam2062 You're correct on the first point. Neil's "Lotta Love" was recorded with Crazy Horse before the rest of "Comes A Time." On the second point, Nicolette herself contradicted Linda's version of the story: "I got that song off a tape I found lying on the floor of Neil's car. I popped it in the tape player and commented on what a great song it was. Neil said: 'You want it? It's yours.'" Cheers.
ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS OF ALL TIME
Oh another good song. R.I.P. Nicolette.
Nicolette provided wonderful backup vocals on Neil's "Comes A Time" album. Sadly, she died of complications of liver failure at only 45.
a long intro, not used for radio play, this is actually the extended version as well as it sounds like "updated" and re-arranged.. the song on radio as well as the album, actually truly started with the saxophone...classic pop song, that is literally hypnotizing it's so good, good then and now all these decades later...
You are correct, this was the Disco/Club Mix.
A fantastic live version!
Harri, Nicolette had worked as a backup singer for Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris before Linda introduced her to Neil Young, who heard her voice and immediately hired her as a backup singer for his album "Comes a Time."
Wonderful performance by a great singer who left us too soon. Never tired of hearing this song . RIP Nikki
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I saw an outdoor performance by her in mid 80's at a balloon festival in Boulder, CO....& she was fantastic!🎼
Beautiful song and groove from the late '70's. Excellent selection, Melissa Mae! Rest in peace, Ms. Larson.
My love for Nicolette's music come from my Mom who is no longer with us. Mom and my Dad "Greybeard Music Man" or some loving call him "Silver Fox" gave me a happy life through music, and I have so much to share with Harri and all you wonderful people. Thank you so very much for sharing this with everyone Harri, you have a beautiful soul my dear man. Much love and respect to all.
My sweet Melly Mae you're making this old fool cry. I'm so glad you shared this, and Mom is smiling today looking down on us.
Your life has similarities to my own, regarding this masterpiece of a song.
As Harri says, Welcome On Board Melissa Mae. 🥁🥁🥁
Quite possibly my favorite song of all time (the single version)…and that’s saying something!!!
Travel in Starlight Nickolette you are greatly missed ❤
She was besties with Linda Ronstadt And on one of Neil Young’s albums the two of them do almost all the background vocals
Great tune. Written by her friend, Neil Young. Nicolette had such a beautiful voice. (R.I.P. Nicolette). Her daughter also has a gift of music. A very talented family of respected musicians. Thanks for the awesome reaction!
I THINK NICOLETTE WAS AN INCREDIBLE SINGING TALENT ..THERE WERE NOT ENOUGH GREAT SONGS TO HAVE MADE HER MORE THAN A ONE HIT WONDER AVAILABLE TO RECORD BACK THEN .THAT IS WHY SOMEONE LIKE STEVIE NICKS HAD SO MANY HITS. SHE COULD WRITE HER OWN SONGS AND ALSO HAD BAND MATES LOADED WITH SONGWRITING TALENT ...I DON'T THINK HER DAUGHTER IS ANYWHERE NEAR AS GIFTED AS A SINGER BUT SHE HAS EVERY RIGHT TO PERSUE A CAREER IN MUSIC AND I HOPE SHE HAS SOME SUCCESS .BUT NICOLETTE HAD A GREAT VOICE AND IN THAT ONE SONG CREATED SOMETHING TIMELESS THAT WILL ALWAYS BE HEARD ON EASY LISTENING FORMAT RADIO AND SATALITE STATIONS ... .SHE WAS ALSO SO CUTE IN A VERY EARTHY WAY ..
She was a back up singer on many songs, albums, and types of music, she not only had a beautiful voice she made others sound better, she was one of the best back up singers of all time, and soooo beautiful.. miss her so much.. she still just rips the tears out of my eyes.. Love her !!!!
Unforgettable, never knew Neil wrote this song, until I started watching Reactions.
I've been in love with her for a long time!
I saw Nicolette LIVE in 1979. W/ my date. Nicolette premiered "Lotta Love". We fell in love w/ the Song. 🎷 SAX is. Awesome. I play the song often, till this day. 70's far different Era. Died young @45. R I P. Nicolette 🥺
I will LOVE Nicolette 4Ever & ever........................
ALWAYS LOVED this song by Nicolette Larson, I loved singing along to it. It came out in 1978, the year my youngest child was born. It was all over the radio then.
Played on disco stations, i have loved this song for 45 years. Written by Neil young and given to her.
Saw Nicolette Larson at the Whiskey a go go in L.A. in 1977. The band backing her up was members of Little Feat.
Theres an interesting irony about this song and Nicolette. This song, written by Neil Young was included on his 1978, "Comes A Time" album. Nicolette appears on that album and sings backup on every song except this one! And yet, this one is the one song from that album that she ended up releasing as her own single.
She was big on progressive jazz radio stations in the 80s and 90s. This is a sweet tune. You could find her singing backup vocals for about everyone in the day. Most notably Linda Ronstadt, she was even one of the "cheerleaders" on Cheech and Chongs iconic classic "Basketball Jones". Check out "Radioland" my favorite song by her and the album of the same name is very good as well.
Such a beautiful voice! She sang with the Commander Cody Band after the Lost Planet Airmen disbanded. Check out her singing "Down to Seeds and Stems Again Blues" with the Commander Cody Band. Priceless!
Harri, fun fact - Nicolette dated Linda Ronstadt's guitar player, Andrew Gold for a time. During that time, he produced her, "All Dressed Up and No Place to Go" album. He also wrote a few songs she recorded such as "Still You Linger On" and co-wrote "I Want You So Bad" with her. Nicolette died in 1997, Andrew died in 2011. RIP to both.
When you get a chance, you should react to Andrew's hit songs, "Lonely Boy" and "Thank you For Being A Friend" (The latter which was adapted as the theme song to the TV series "The Golden Girls".
She was married to session drummer Russ Kunkel
They need a songike this today...but it won't change the bad world...
Never get tired of hearing this. And u can the joy in her smile. Singing this song. Passionate. Bless. Her. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
An angel! When I heard she had passed I simply froze with tears running down my cheeks!
Lonely in San Francisco, on a night in North Beach a long time ago, I sat with a glass of red wine and this song played on the juke box. I instantly thought Nicolette was singing this song to me. She was trying to awaken my soul (and a great many other souls out there, as well!). She ignited a spark inside me. Such is the power and the inspiration of a great piece of music, sung by a true artist. You left us too soon, Nicolette, but you left us this song and this memory.
I knew her. Her vocals on Commander Cody is worth a listen. That's when I met her. 1976/77. That thick hair, she'd get overheated on stage. During breaks I'd have to lift her hair and blow down her back to cool her off. A sweetheart, a real and loving person. Sadly, she had an issue with alcohol, it took her early..
The backing and harmony vocals she did for Neil Young are legendary. Seek them out on his albums.
I always loved this song! The jazziness is right up my alley!
Huge hit and great song. Loved it the second I listened to it.
I was in my early 30s when this song was released. It's one of my favorites from the later 70s. So good!
That whole album is really good. Rhumba Girl is tons of fun and JD Souther's Last In Love is an excellent cry in your beer song.
Everybody must hear her sing "Fool Me Again" from the movie soundtrack for "Arthur" - it's dramatic and unforgettable.
A great song and a good reaction, rip. Nicolette. 😢
Lovely song. Still have that album. Sad to say she left us far too soon. RIP
She sang with Neil Young for many years, including this song.
I’ve always loved this song! Never heard this version, though.
Has a very Steely Dan sound. Thank you Melissa (a bunch) and Thank you Harri.
OMG.. NOTHING like Steely Dan
Smile every time I here this song. Love this arrangement!!
This arrangement is so different than the single released, but I like the long instrumental lead in that is added to and builds right up to the start of the singing. I was hearing that "It's Too Late" vibe at one point also. She left us too soon - a great singer.
Nicolette Larson sang backup for Linda Ronstadt, Neil Young and probably others. This was her big hit! She had gorgeous, long, wavy hair. She left us too early. Very sad. 🌺✌️
I think she would've been 70 this year. Nicolette is one of my favourites
Hi, have always loved the string arrangement on this track. Thanks and cheers from Australia.
The sax riff reminded me of Gerry Rafferty ' s Baker Street.
This is another one of those songs that I really love but haven’t heard for ages. Great choice Melissa Mae.
Mostly sharing a wonderful memory of a song that reminds me of Mom who passed on. She would always sing this to me as a young one, but the most wonderful memory is of her and my Dad dancing together to this and just seeing two people deeply in love. Happy times indeed. Glad I could bring this song back in your life🙂❤️
@@melissamae5112 Oh I’m very sorry to hear about your mom. It is a wonderful memory to look back seeing your mom and dad dancing. Sounds like a very loving family.❤️
Beautiful voice. I first saw her at a very small club where she opened for Eric Anderson. She introduced me to Tom Waits by singing 'Ol' 55'. The first time I'd heard that tune.
great great song here.
Such a gem!!!
No Bee Gees here. Yes, this an edited, rearranged extended version. I was there for the original and could never get enough of that fantastic groove. This is well done, and my favorite version. Nicolette was a gem in every way, and left this world way too soon.
Check out some other extended versions, like Eye in the Sky and Sultans of Swing, both original LP cuts for the Disco DJs.
Song Came out in 1977, I remember listening to it on the radio with my very first girlfriend Karen, it still has a lot of meaning to me 40+ years later.
Love lotta of love I think Nicolette was very beautiful
Omg I LOVE LOVE LOVE this song!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Big hit in the club scene
That was a good song and that is a particularly brilliant arrangement of that song. Her voice is well suited to the song.
Great voice and a great song by Neil Young.
Was a really catchy song that got a lot of airplay back in 1978. It could be discribe much like Harri said as there is a country rock and pop sound to it. I’d also discribe it as disco friendly meaning it wouldn’t be out of place playing in a disco.
I'm so happy Melly Mae shared this with you all. Hearing this song, and Harri mentioning my baby girls memory of her Mom is making this old Greybeard teary eyed. Tears of joy! So many wonderful and happy memories. Thanks Harri my dear friend!
Love you Dad!
I feel the love ! And then, the Sultan plays "The Power of Love" from Huey Lewis et al
@@User_vjp_92753 well the power of love is a curious thing!....lol
Thanks for sharing this my brother. 👍👍👍
@@melissamae5112 I feel the love between you and your dad ! Warms the heart! Miss both of my parents.
I was mid 20’s when this came out in ‘78 and I love it as much today as I did then. There are a number of version on youtube but this I think is one of the best as Nicolette looks so happy as you note. Worth reading her Wikipedia article as she didn’t have huge commercial success after this but did a spectacular amount of vocal work with many of the big names. Tragically died young. 😀 . I sometimes wonder if today’s music will as popular in 40 years as the 70’s music is today.
This song along with Hamilton, Joe Frank, Reynolds falling in love is my two favorite songs of all time .l could listen to these two songs all day.Seventies music was the best!!
Awesome song and artist…this 57 year old woman has junior high crush and couple skate memories!
She was so awesome! Too bad we lost her. Loved her voice. RIP Nicole! Love you lady!
Nice! Perhaps the next step might be to compare her version with the live version from Neil Young's 1979 album Live Rust, recorded during his 1978 Rust Never Sleeps tour.
Great song Melissa Mae, say hi to your dad ! Loved her voice !! 👍✌
Never heard this live version...music helped me as a kid...to hide and lock myself in my room away from a horrible father.
Great song and great reaction !!!!
Nice pick Melissa Mae!!! 👍
Mixing various genres leads to beautiful track like that. Soathe body & soul. Direct & non arrogant
Gratitude great Singer !many Blessings to everybody from Brasil with Lots of Love and Peace !
I really enjoyed this extended version!✌🏻
Am very familiar with Neil Young's original - but so great to see/hear a different take on such a great tune. Lovely stuff.
Yes, this song hit the radio in 1978.
Harri, her "Let Me Go, Love"(with Michael McDonald) is next for you! Love her voice and this song. It was also a nice break from the new wave and rock I was listening to at the time(1978). edit- unfortunately her only big solo hit.
Like the extended version of lotta of love yes she was beautiful
Her back up vocals were a
asset to Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen & Hoyt Axton.
Sweet wonderful tune. Ahhhhhhhhhhh the memories.
♥️♥️♥️♥️
did u know that Neil Young wrote that song and she found a cassette on Neil's car, after listening to it neil asked her "you want it? it's yours." and so history was made.
For me, the most beautiful woman (not related to me) who ever lived. I would devote my life to the love of a girl like Nicolette Larson.
So glad you played the long version. The only thing wrong with the single on the radio is that this gem is far too short
Great rendition of a Neil Young composition.
Masterpiece.
Try Rhumba girl by her
This is a Neil Young’s song, you should check out original Neil’s version
Harri - please keep in mind this a extended version , the record , single , radio hit is much faster and no backing chorus or extended instruments😅👍☕🥃great version also though 😅😅
Timeless
This is an extended version that I’ve never heard before
What your hearing is a remix of various versions. Good . But look up the original and see and hear a slight difference of arrangement.
and now you have to react to Neil Young's version !😀
The sax in this song has haunted me my whole life. Pretty sure it is Al Garth who was Glenn Frey's number one go to sax player.
Ooooo that hair.
Cover of a Neil Young song