FIRST TIME HEARING Helen Reddy - I Am Woman REACTION

FIRST TIME HEARING Helen Reddy - I Am Woman REACTION
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[bsrk]

“If I have to I can do anything”. Oh hell yes!

[jerilynbowler]

This song meant everything to those of us who young women when it came out. I recently went through breast cancer treatment and I played this on the way to radiation each day. When I rang the bell at the end of treatment I sang this so loudly from my car that someone honked at a red light 🤣🤣🤣. Women can and do anything hey put their mind and heart into!

[librarylady]

😍😍😍Her song "Angie Baby" is my favorite. "Delta Dawn", "You And Me Against The World" and "Ain't No Way To Treat A Lady" are fantastic too. 💖

[lurker]

Not long before her death, Helen Reddy performed this onstage at The Women's March in January 2017. She was in the early throes of dementia but had the lyrics on a paper nearby for reminding and a stageful and audienceful of women to help her sing this song again. She looked so happy and excited to perform once again and her voice was just as strong as ever. The moment was unforgettable. Amazing and uplifting for those of us who grew up during the 70s, admiring her so. Thank you for bringing her back.

[joelscottarnold]

“Yes, I am wise, but it’s wisdom born of pain”- you better preach, Helen.

[Messaiiina]

Helen Reddy's "You and Me Against the World" always brings me to tears. It's a beautiful song.

[LisaH]

This was absolutely RADICAL when it came out. She caught love and hate from multiple directions.

[kellifranklin]

This song was the anthem for the equal rights for women movement. It absolutely captures what our fore mothers were fighting for. A great song. An iconic song!

[davidruvalcaba]

A distinctive voice with lyrics that register with the soul. Olivia Newton -John, Linda Ronstadt and Helen were a chorus of beautiful voices that represent the 70's. So many great artists appeared on "The Midnight Special". What a great time to be alive.

[NeetkaAbru]

This was such an important song. It told women they were not alone, that their collective voice could be so loud that men would have no chance to continue to ignore them. It made me proud to hear it then, and it makes me just as proud to hear it today. We have so very very far to go, but this song started us on the path.

[janicetrimmell]

It was and is an anthem. RIP dear Helen Reddy. Very powerful and personal. And you guys, on this very same 1975 episode of the Midnight Special, she sang "To Love Somebody" with the Bee Gees. Please consider it too. Barry is unbelievable.

[sherrellbennett]

This song gave women so much strength. Made them realize they CAN do anything. I had a few firsts back in the 70's. I was one of the first lady letter carriers. One of the first lady bartenders (prior to early 70's women in CA weren't allowed to tend bar). I never thought there was a job I couldn't do, but because I was young and pretty I had to prove myself every time. My dad and mom encouraged me. My dad taught me some mechanics and my mom was a small business owner and acted as a strong role model. But when "I Am Woman" came on the airwaves it was confirmation!

[KimSimful]

Finally!!!! ❤❤❤ Our 70’s women’s anthem!

[jvandervest]

Her signature song- a great vocal performance.

[josephscally]

A terrific song R.I.P Helen Reddy 29 September 2020. Let me say that the strength of women has always left me in awe.

[TigerRogers]

Another amazing Australian performer!! Helen Reddy really was big in the early to mid 70s!! Great performance.

[Serai]

I got to hear her sing this at the Women's March in L.A. in 2017. What a thrill. I cried singing it with her. 50 years. FIFTY YEARS.

[jellyrollnorton]

One of the things I loved about Helen Reddy is she always looked so happy. This song and "Delta Dawn" were everywhere in the early ‘70s.

[markbarnwell]

the 70s and the US and the world will never be the same. this song had power and Helen just captured a moment in time. great talent.

[jeffallard]

As a boy raised by a single mother in the '70s, this song and Reddy's You & Me Against the World both hit such a chord with me as a kid watching the struggles my mother was going through. Great reaction guys.