Our First Time Hearing | Lou Rawls “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine” Suave #REACTION 🤩

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[mikewarker]

Lou Rawls voice was like your favorite comfort food. Just makes you feel GOOD

[jtower]

A great song by one of the smoothest voices ever. He was one of a kind. Thx for the memories Lou. RIP

[devonbell]

Lou Rawls; smooth as butter. Nuff’ said…

[bobkroll]

This gentleman was one of the best singers that ever lived.

[Mr]

Classic disco smooth song with the spectacular voice of Mr. Rawls!!! Excelent choice, my friends! 🤩

[Fostermomchis]

Lou was one of the nicest men I ever had the privilege of knowing. I miss him. RIP

[shannonwhite]

His voice is like butter melting on toast, warm cocoa on a cold day, honey on a hot biscuit 🥴❤️😍🥵 hubba Hubba

[llschnitz]

He does a great jazzy version of “Pure Imagination” from the Willy Wonka” soundtrack.

[victorcowboywest]

Another great voice from jazz to R&B and he found time to do a little acting, too.

[fantasyguru]

One of my ATF songs. Pure eargasms. Thank you Mr. Rawls. Thank you Mr. Gamble. Thank you Mr. Huff.

[richardfox]

My first concert in high school! Been a fan since this song was new

[charlesstraight]

Back in the 60s 70s and '80s almost every song was a song to dance to even if it was a sad song Or Break Up Song or a happy song or whether it was a Soulful song or a song made for dancing like the era of the seventies was with the bell bottom pants the the disco ball and every dance floor and skating rink it was wild and it was fun and it was great and we all had a blast no matter who we were it was a lot less hateful back than that appears today even if we had disagreements we were able to work them out without having to try and injure one another.

[richardfox]

He really was a gentleman and the smoothest baritone voice

[russelljudkins]

Hello guys you need to react to Lou Rawls song Lady love great song

[allenpierce]

love how drum sticks clicking together is the background music

[stevecampbell]

Huge hit in 1976 in the USA and the UK.

[maggynewtown]

Philly soul. Those magical musicians at Sigma Studios.

[leeeastwood]

wow, that voice, says every human being born after 1976!😎

[lizrutherford]

Tobbaco Road, Natural Man and his duet of At Last.

[michaellord]

Soul Train the Saturday morning show that taught generations of white people how to dance. LOL