Last one for the night thank you guys for tuning in

@turdferguson400

3 жыл бұрын

Noooo! I want more!!!! 😂😂

@lindastevenson9717

3 жыл бұрын

Another fantastic show. Thank you.

@missgmoma

3 жыл бұрын

Great lineup tonight, sounds like Turd Ferguson is about to protest Hahaha!🤣

@Eowyn187

3 жыл бұрын

Dude you made my night with the Boyz 2 Men. Thx and goodnight.

@missgmoma

3 жыл бұрын

kj robbi yes, I agree with that girl 🙌🏻

Honestly, we danced to this music. It was a different life back then. Men treated women with respect and tenderness. Then curl up on the couch with a stack of records playing while you make out. Glad I was young and alive back then.

@azdemgal

3 жыл бұрын

Me too Osweet18360

@angieknape9173

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@kentclark6420

3 жыл бұрын

Actually men were more chauvinistic then, but in a more harmless, flirtatious way.

Lionel wrote this as a love song from his Grandpa to his Grandma, hence its about two older people looking back. I am pretty sure they raised him.

@nivak11

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, it was inspired by a toast that his Father gave to Lionel's Mother!

@sallyphillips9175

3 жыл бұрын

Almost 53 and never knew that until now! That's awesome. Thanks for posting.

@MrRondonmon

3 жыл бұрын

@@nivak11 I have heard that, but its not true. He lived with his Grandparents most of his life, and they were very old when he wrote this song.

@dazo69

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrRondonmon according to Wikipedia - Richie's father toasted his mother, Alberta, saying "She's a great lady, she's a great mother, and she's a great friend." The toast inspired Richie to write a waltz, "Three Times a Lady", which he dedicated to his wife, Brenda. Richie did not believe that a waltz would fit The Commodores' musical style, so he wrote it imagining that it would be sung by Frank Sinatra

@MrRondonmon

3 жыл бұрын

@@dazo69 Which means you could have written it....or anyone else.

At a rough time in my life, this was my song. I always cried through this one.

Thanks for Motown Monday. As a 69 year old, this was the music of my youth. It didn't matter if you were black or white, this music brought everyone together. The vulgarity that passes for music today saddens me.

I would just like to say I am thrilled you are doing these Motown Monday’s. Speaking from an older 64 yr old lady that was also born in Detroit, this is some of the best music EVER recorded!! You’re reactions take me right back to the times I first heard them! Chills!! ❤️❤️

It is a beautiful song...can't go wrong with Lionel Richie

This song has a profound effect on me because it reminds me of my 21st birthday way back in 1977. My father had just passed from a long illness and I needed something calm and peaceful in my life at the time. Thanks for the memories.

@JayveeTV

3 жыл бұрын

MrYaesu840 so sorry for your loss

One of the greatest slow-dance songs, ever.

I can't listen to this without hearing Eddie Murphy's voice singing "Unce, Tice, Fee times a mady" hahaha.

@missgmoma

3 жыл бұрын

John Glue Lol! Now it will be stuck in my head! 🤣

@melissagibson3306

3 жыл бұрын

@@missgmoma Me too. lol

@missgmoma

3 жыл бұрын

melissa gibson Hi, when that happens it’s hard to shake it off 😂

@melissagibson3306

3 жыл бұрын

@@missgmoma Yeah it is. Im laughing about it to myself.

@jamtalawah2231

3 жыл бұрын

@@missgmoma can see him playing Buckwheat lol

This was a wedding song anthem back in the day ❤️

Now you need to listen to hello, dancing on the ceiling, and don't forget - he wrote lady for Kenny Rogers

Why can't mainstream music be like that again? Honestly, i'm not some puritanical person but we are in a really hard level of vulgarity in mainstream music.

@brigitter1469

3 жыл бұрын

I feel bad for youngsters these days, they have that grossness and awful music .... these were the days... 70's/80's when music was so beautiful like this!!

@back2black717

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. In fact listening to this I started crying just because, well it's beautiful! I'm so glad I grew up in an era when music like this was all over the radio! I miss those days.

@fishhookism

3 жыл бұрын

Forget vulgarity, why can't anyone write a good melody anymore?

@patriciadavis5939

3 жыл бұрын

celinhabr1 you are so correct music that makes you feel something extraordinary

@MsPerlia

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed, the public pool near me blasts it and it's full of children (or at least some children in these Covid times) music just isn't what it used to be.

The Commodores "Still" wont be disappointed

The Commodores, with Lionel Ritchie doing lead singing and much of the song-writing were hard to beat. Lionel also wrote "Lady for Kenny Rogers, which you might also want to check out along with such Commodores classics as "Brick House," Oh No" and "Easy". You won't be disappointed....

@richiep1713

3 жыл бұрын

Oh No................forgot that one. Another awesome track

Reminds me we used to have ‘slow dance’ songs. Songs about love and romance -not simply sex. Very lovely sweet ballad.

Taking me back to junior high and high school years. Didn't know her back then, but my wife passed away almost 4 years ago and the tears are flowing, but in a good way. Thank you for that, and for appreciating what good music really was, and still is!

@fleaflicker1451

3 жыл бұрын

⚘

Sam cook "You send me" is fabulous 💚 💙 💜 💛

"Still", "Hello" and "Sail On" are a few of my favorites from Lionel Richie and the Commodores

@yvetteadshead4212

3 жыл бұрын

Sail On is fab, forgot that one

@angieknape9173

3 жыл бұрын

Good recommendations!

Lionel Ritchie wrote some good stuff. Still is one of their best

@aw072

3 жыл бұрын

💯💯💯

Michael McDonald and Patti LaBelle "On My Own", official video is excellent. 😍

one of Lionel's classics to end the night....nite J

This is a wonderful way to end Motown Monday, J. This is one of their best. Really beautiful. Thank you for a lovely evening of fabulous music and wonderful memories.

@JayveeTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening

I'm sure the population increased because of this song. Lionel Richie , class act and a God given talent. What more can you say? Still is my favorite song by LR.

The ultimate slow song at the disco back in the day. Memories. 🎶👌

Some mama's played nursery rhymes, mine, Lionel Ritchie...🤗

@gracechapman3412

3 жыл бұрын

Wendy, I had a transistor radio in my sons crib. And lullabys but he seemed to gravitate towards the radio.

@me-pm6mx

3 жыл бұрын

She had excellent taste. Some of those nursery songs are a little, shall I say, odd. Remember Three Blind Mice, she cut off their tails with a carving knife. My daughter asked me, why did she cut their tails off? Before I could even think about what to say, she said, Oh, to get the tangles out. That's as good an answer as any.

I graduated a school in 1986 and the school choir sang this to our former teacher/principal/teacher when she decided to retire.

Wow, this one takes me back to the SHE Disco tec in 1979. Slow dancing with that special guy ❤ It's funny how a song can take you instantly back to a time in your life. Memories so clear you can close your eyes and briefly be there if only for a moment. This is what your reaction videos do for a lot of us.

My husband would sing this to me. He’s Persian, and it was very sweet 🥰

@JayveeTV

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!

@turdferguson400

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful! 💖💖🌸

Brings back a lot of memories. Love this song.

ooh another song that brings me back to my brother's wedding. I danced with the groomsman I walked with as bridesmaid to this song at the reception. Lovely memory. Thanks for doing this one.

@turdferguson400

3 жыл бұрын

Kimberly Newsom That’s a lovely memory. 💖💖💖

This song conjures up so many happy memories. First time I've heard this extended version and it's the best.

This is so beautiful and deep, now why can’t all men in the world learn to sing like this and serenade us women??? I don’t think I’m asking too much lol 😂 🥰🔥

Wait a minute, wait a minute, I can't believe there's something on Motown that I've Never heard before. But this album version hasn't crossed my ears before. Wow...I used to be a massive Motown collector,. Thanks I really enjoyed that.

have a great night....beautiful song to end on!!

This one takes me back to high school. Thanks for the memories.

@allendixon1044

3 жыл бұрын

Is that was what I said in my comments we must be the about the same age it was going on when I was like eighth grade ninth grade tenth grades eleventh grade that's what I was really you're not real popular I want to buy something on you she's a brick boom boom boom boom house she's the one the brick house by The Commodores remember that huh Wayside

@marthahamil732

3 жыл бұрын

@@allendixon1044 I'll be 60 in the fall.

@allendixon1044

3 жыл бұрын

I'll be 57 pretty soon October on October 57 was so you got about three years on

@allendixon1044

3 жыл бұрын

We're from the same are we could have went to HighSchool together

Great way to wrap it up! This song is beautiful. This is so mellow but you always get the best with Lionel Richie 💖

@turdferguson400

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not satisfied. I want more! 😂😂😂

@missgmoma

3 жыл бұрын

Turd Ferguson Hahaha! I know the feeling when you not ready for the party to end 🤟🏼

To find a man that loves like that, would be amazing. Beautiful song! Nice reaction ❤️❤️

This song Three Times a Lady was a crossover hit. In country, Blues and soul and a few more was in the top 100s.

I love Motown Monday’s. ❤️

Awesome song, Lionel wrote some of the best songs! He's a Nat'l Treasure❣

Thank you Javaughn for making Monday much better :)

Jayvee - i believe that you have tapped into a great theme: Motown Monday. Looking forward towards listening to more of these reactions. Stay safe.

Saw an interview where Lionel said that he wrote love songs because love will never go out of style. He does it beautifully.

I have never heard the album version. Didn't realise the single was shorter. Beautiful song.

Oh Yes. Love love love this.

Lionel Ritchie wrote some really beautiful songs both with The Commodores and without them. One of my favorite song writers.

Wow! You really hit it out of the ball park tonight with these awesome songs💕💕💕

Man, these youngsters don't know what time it is. I just turned 51 and I love it when young cats appreciate the classics. Another great video.

What a way to close the night great song great reaction Jay. Sorry I was late. This reminds me of my late husband we always danced to this he would sing it to me. Happy tears thanks again Jay. Respect 😊😊💖💙💖

Great Lionel Ritchie. Start with Commodores and after solo.

This song brings back so many cherished memories! Growing up in Baltimore, I was 6 yrs old in 1977 when I first heard this song. Me and my God sister Angie was flower girls at Ms. Lorraine and Mr. Woodys wedding, when this song played at there reception. I've loved this song ever since. Cherish! The memories guys they are all we have to hold on too. 😭❤

Thanks Jovaughn for another night of beautiful music. 😍

Beautiful Lionel. 💖💖💖👍

Thanks Jay! Love your reactions. Have a peaceful rest.

The look on your face and your reaction to this song is priceless. Thanks for helping me relive my childhood.

Such a Beautiful and Genuine, Soulful Reaction JAYVEE. I say it every time, but how true it is. I haven't heard this Heart-felt song in a very long time. I've forgotten how sensual it is. Love his music. Always Have♥️

This one and Brick House are my two favorites by the Commodores... Every Woman would love to have her man sing this song to her... It is so Beautiful... My Nieces Husband sang this to her on their Wedding Day back in 1982...

Wow, I haven't heard this song in a good 15 years. The nostalgia factor here is epic. Thank you for reacting to this and reminding me of this one! It's still completely gorgeous.

“Sweet Love” next please! 😊

This was the first record (vinyl single) I ever bought. I was 14, on holiday (vacation) and had no access to a record player, so had to wait to listen to it, but no regrets. Beautiful song.

Lionel is incredibly talented and spans decades. I’ve been listening to him since I was a young child. I can remember my parents playing a lot of his beautiful music. As I grew up the love and appreciation for him only grew. From the Commodores, to his solo career and being part pulling together the big collaboration for “We Are The World” to feed the children.

On our honeymoon Terry and I went to the ballroom and this is the first song we danced to, we heard this playing and looked at each other and smiled, it is one of our favourite moments we remember after almost 27 years, thank you so very much Jayvee. Lionel Richie is a great vocalist and the love not only in the words but also in his voice makes this record amazingly special. God bless you all, love hugs and peace everyone Mary-Ellen UK ps I waited until Terry was with me to play this sweetheart as his Dad had a bad fall early this morning and went to hospital Terry needed a special moment in his day. Dad is home now and no-one was allowed to go to the hospital with him so he was very upset and confused, but Terry was there to welcome him home he is now his usually happy self. Dad is 97 and has dementia, he is almost blind and deaf and has private nurses who look after him at his home. Terry is his principal carer and they have a fantastic relationship. They are both very special and loving gentlemen.

That song can make me cry!

@annb9422

3 жыл бұрын

I know how you feel. It totally makes me cry including today.

@kellybrocato2215

3 жыл бұрын

Ann B yeah it can def have your tear ducts sweating 😂😂😂

"The Commodores never seem to disappoint." That's some hard core truth right there.

What a lucky duck I am to have been on the disco floor to this tune, and even in a live audience. JV -- carry the Commodores' torch! If you missed it in my other post, you give me such great hope for the future!

Check out “Just To Be Close To You”, “Sweet Love” and “Old Fashion Love” by The Commodores.

Thinking of a snowy night in 1972 when I heard Jud Strunk, Daisy a Day playing on the radio long after I was supposed to be asleep. Funny the things we remember and I still have my AKG's.

You got the long version of this song, so enjoy!! Great group, great song!! I saw a commercial where they were doing one of their older songs, and Lionel Richie was playing the Sax with a different lead singer. I guess they found he could sing and put him up front! This is such a beautiful song!!

Lionel Ritchie had some great songs!!

That Lionel Richie..what a voice and this song always gives me goosebumps, like great music and lyrics should...I am just so glad our music is recorded so you young'uns can still hear it...for infinity.

I'm so glad you chose the album cut to listen and react to. Sometimes they can do things in a studio that you miss out on, in a live performance. Percussion, and other background sounds that you can't hear or just aren't there in a live setting. You seem to be a real romantic. I hope you have a special lady in your life.

Seeing Lionel perform this in concert was stupendous! One of the best smooth jams!

🎧MOTOWN MONDAY🎧 💔This one HITS me to the DEPTHS OF MY SOUL😢 OH, how I miss my LADY💯 "Maybe"🙏 someday I'll find another, but it'll never be the same💔

Check out "Zoom" by them. Especially relatable now.

@vanburger

3 жыл бұрын

I think zoom was fat Larry's band

@flubblert

3 жыл бұрын

@@vanburger Zoom Commodores check it out. Beautiful song.

@vanburger

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry corrected I stand.....used to own the album but the track escaped me ... I listened...lovely.

@flubblert

3 жыл бұрын

@@vanburger 👍

Beautiful song. They have many smooth and wonderful tunes.

My very first love, dedicated this song to me (1978). Lovely 😊 memories

I heard an interview with Lionel Ritchie back when this song first came out in 1982-3(?)... You were right when you said it seemed like he was singing sincerely and that he must've written it for some special lady... He DID! He said that he wrote this song for.... HIS MAMA!!! It doesn't get more special than that. 😁💗

@dawnsiskowic4382

3 жыл бұрын

I forgot to do my daily plea ~ TEENA MARIE... PLEASE?!?!?!?!? And, THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! 😁

BEAUTIFUL SONG FROM A BEAUTIFUL MAN 🥰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Beautiful Song

If I'm not mistaken Lionel wrote this about his mother

@larvt

3 жыл бұрын

He did.

@wrldchamps04

3 жыл бұрын

Grandmother I believe

Yesss great song😁

This is one of those songs where the Commodores put a lot of thought into writing and singing it where it sound so good. Beautiful song....

His voice is sending chills up and down me , goosebumps galore, wow 👏 😍 💖

If you get a chance, check out Johnny Mathis "When Sunny Gets Blue". (1958)

My eyes are leaking a little bit.

Lionel has such a smooth voice I could listen to him all night! Mm!

Wow what can you say about lionel, another voice to behold, thank God he is still with us, I hope for a lot of years to come , so we can keep enjoying his wonderful voice and music , my husband use to sing this to me not very well , but tried , love him 😀😊🤗🤩😍.

Long, long time since I've heard this song! Sooooo beautiful and soothing! Loved it Jay! Thanks!

The Commodores was the very first concert I went to waaay back in the 80's. It was awesome.

Fantastic finale for Motown Monday! This.song.! Lionel Ritchie hits the feels! Just a beautiful love song with slow-dancing memories.💗

Lionel was the master at writing the songs called "panty droppers".

I was the ring bearer walking beside my childhood sweetheart who was the flower girl . We were 5 years old at my oldest brother's wedding while this song was playing in the late 70's. If this song doesn't get down to your soul, check your pulse.

That's a masterpiece of a song. You have to sit quietly and pay it the respect it's due. Lionel Ritchie is a musical genius.

This is is the ultimate love song ❤️

Some songs, one will NEVER get tired of!!!

Lionel wrote this song for his Grandmother! Saw them in concert in the 70’s. “A taste of honey opened for them.”

Another one with the golden voice that sounds so velvety smooth

One of the songs we played for our mama’s funeral service two years ago .. beautiful 💞

Love this song! It’s so Beautiful! You’re so right Lionel Richards voice is amazing.