Tom Jones Sings The Classics Subtitles Download – The Voice UK

Anybody got a story? Huh? >> But yeah, >> exactly. But [laughter] I don't use you. [cheering] [applause and cheering] I don't use to be loved by anyone. >> I don't use to have fun with anyone. [cheering] When I see you hanging about [cheering] [music] us, I want to die. It's not UNUSUAL [cheering] [music] when I [music] see you out and about. It's such a crime. If you shut up, I want to be loved by anyone. It's not unusual. It happens every day. No matter [music] what you say. >> Come on. [cheering] You find out all [screaming] and love [music] [cheering] you. [applause] Why can't this baby love be more? [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] >> [applause] [cheering] >> Wow. >> I'm pressing the button, Tom. >> If you was auditioning for this show, what song would you pick? >> I don't know. It's a hard one. I'd either do like a Norah Jones or I'd do an Alamis Moriceette. >> Max. >> Oo. >> Yeah. >> I think I would do a a power ballad. >> Oo. Come on. [cheering] [applause] >> Well, I got I could do something from the album if you want. [cheering] [cheering] [applause] >> David, what about if I did crumble? Could you do uh I won't crumble with you? Now, this is a very important song. So, I try to pick songs that mean a lot to me. And this song is trying to tell you people that you love, you know, sometimes they need to be backed up and you need to sort of give them strength and and encouragement. So, that's what this song means. You know, I'll do anything for you, but I won't crumble with you if you fall. You know, it's >> a serious song, but I'll do it. If you if you would like me to do it, I would. [cheering] [applause] >> He would love it. Tom, >> let me see if I can hear this. I will wake in the morning. If you call, I'll stand [music and singing] beside you as long as I can. I will hold back the evening of your son, but I won't crumble [music] with you if you fall. Come walk with me and hold to my hand. Touch me. Let me know [singing] I ain't here by myself. Stretch my night dreams into [music] my day. Stop [music] short of falling apart. If I go down, I will wait in the morning. If you call, I'll stand beside you. as long as I can. I will hold back the evening of your son, but I won't crumble [music] with you if you fall. >> [cheering] [music] [cheering and applause] >> Wow. [cheering] Thank you, DAVID. [applause] [cheering] >> I think that was one of the best moments of my life. [applause] >> Oh, thank you. >> That was so special. >> Thank you. >> What a special song. Yeah. Well, my wife, you know, she she was dying of lung cancer. So, I said, you know, I I was always able to fix stuff, you know. I was always I was always able to, you know, to do things. If if she needed me for anything, I was always there. But, uh, she said, you can't crumble with me, you know, don't fall with me now. You've done everything you can. You must [snorts] carry on, you know, and do what you do. So that's what the song when I heard [music] it I thought my god this this thing is is like it was written for this >> situation. >> Yeah. It's a lovely song. >> Thanks for sharing that with us Tom. >> Oh >> yeah. [cheering] >> Give the car what I WANT. ALL RIGHT. [cheering] ONE, ONE, ONE, ONE, ONE, ONE. OKAY. We did this song in 88. [cheering] Kiss. [cheering] [music] You don't have to be beautiful to turn me on. Woo! I just need [music] your body, baby. From dust to dawn. You don't [music] need experience to turn me out. You just leave it all up to me. I'll show you what it's all about. You don't have to be rich to be my girl. You don't have to be cool to rule my world. Ain't no partic [music] time and your kiss. [music] You're going to not talk dirty, baby. [music] If you want to impress me, you can't be too flirty. Mama, I know how to undress me. [music] You don't have to be rich to be my girl. You don't have to be fool [music] to rule my world. Ain't nobody particip [cheering] [cheering] Oh, this is my [music] song. She said, >> "You're no good." >> What? >> You're a liar and you're >> dingo. >> My friends keep telling me >> what they say >> that you ain't no good. >> They lying. But they don't know. Lord >> that I [music] leave you now if I could. WELL, I GUESS I'M UP tight and I'm stuck like glue. Say I ain't never >> never >> never >> never >> never >> never. >> But you ain't never had a man. >> Ain't never had a man like him. [laughter] He sang to me so good. >> I would never treat you that bad. >> Don't treat me bad. >> I would never do it to you, babe. How could I do it to you, baby? [cheering] >> I get down on my knees and I'm begging you. >> Don't hurt me back. >> I'mma give you MY LIFE. >> GIVE ME YOUR LIFE. >> I'm going give all the money on >> all your money. >> Oh Lord, come on back to me, BABY. >> I WANT ALL YOUR MONEY. YEAH, >> you got it. >> You got it. >> Oh yeah. >> GIVE ME THAT PLATE. I WORK for [screaming] you. I never [cheering] mind. [music] [cheering] [screaming] [cheering] [applause] >> Yo, you've seen decades. Yeah, I've been singing since the old king died. I'm still singing. [laughter] >> You know what, Tom? I love that Elvis story you told >> with these hands. >> Come on, sing us that song. Come on. >> Everyone wants to hear it. >> Yeah, right. [music] With his hand. [cheering and applause] I will sing [music] to you. I'm yours forever. [music] And a day with these hands I [singing] will bring to you. A tender love as warm as me. [music] With this heart, I I will sing to you [music] long after stars have lost their glow. And with [music] these hands I provide for you. Should there be [music] a stormy sea, I'll turn the tide [music] for [singing] you. And I'll never Oh, no. [singing] I'll never let you go. [music] >> [cheering] [cheering] >> Come on. >> I need something to pick me up, you know. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Right, y'all. >> Yeah, Tom. [cheering] How much time we got? [cheering and applause] >> [cheering] [applause] >> You want to do a whole lot of shaking? [cheering] >> Go ahead. [music] Are you ready? Come on over, baby. Whole lot of shaking going on. Well, that's [music] Come on over, baby. Baby, you can't go wrong when you fing. Whole lot of shaking going on. Well, I said shake, baby. Shake it. Come on now. Shake, baby. Shake it. Shake it, [music] baby. Shake it. Shake it, baby. Shake it. Come on. Whole lot of shaking going on. Easy now. Easy. Shake, baby. Shake. All you got to do, honey, is kind of stand one spot. >> Shake. >> Wiggle it around just a little bit. [cheering] That's when you got some. >> Yeah. Whole lot of shake. Now, let's go one time. Shake it, baby. Shake it, shake it, baby. Shake it, shake [music] it, BABY. SHAKE IT, shake it, baby, shake it. Come on. Oh, a lot of sh [music] Yeah. [music] Oh, [cheering] [cheering] thank you very much. When the night [cheering and applause] has come and the land is dark and the moon is the only light we'll see. No, I won't be afraid. No, I [singing] won't be afraid. Just as long >> Yes, I will. >> as you [music] stand. >> Yes, I will. >> Stand by me. >> Stand by me. So, darling, don't [music and singing] stand by me. Oh, stand by me. >> Stand by me, baby. [music] >> Stand by. >> Stand by me, darling. >> Stand by. >> Stand by me. >> No. You stand by me. SO KINDLY [music] STAND. >> OH, stand by [singing] me. >> Oh, stand. >> Stand by. >> Stand by me, baby. >> I will. >> Stand by me. >> I will. >> Stand by. >> I will. I said I will. >> Whenever you're in trouble, you can stand [cheering] by me. Oh, stand. Stand by me. Stand by me. >> Stand [music] by me. >> Stand by me. >> Stand by me. >> Stand by me. [cheering] [music] [cheering] Baby, take off your coat real slow. Help me take off [music] your shoes. I'll help you take off your shoes. Baby, take off your dress. Yes. Yes. Yes. You can leave your hat on. You can leave your hat on. YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT ON. Go over there. TURN ON THE LIGHTS. All the lights. Come back here, baby. Stand on that chair. That's right. Watch your video. Yeah. Yeah. I shake them. You give me reason to live. You give me reason to live. You give me reason to live. You give me reason to live. Yeah. >> You can leave your head on, baby. You [music] can leave your head. >> You can't leave your head on. Suspicious minds are talking. They are trying to [music] tear us apart. They don't believe in this love of mine. They don't know what love is. >> They don't know what love is. >> They don't know what love is. >> They don't know what love. >> They don't know what love is. >> They don't know what love [music] is. >> I know what love [screaming] is. Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> You can leave your head on, baby. >> You can leave your head. >> You can leave your head. You can leave your head. >> Leave it on. Leave it on. Leave it on. Leave it on. Leave it on. Leave it on. Leave it on. Leave it. You can't leave your heart, BABY. [cheering] [cheering] Tom Jones. >> Whoa. She just picked me up. [laughter] Don't you go my leg. >> They go [cheering] my leg. >> Look, they're all clapping. Look, [screaming] [cheering] >> they virtual audience want to hear Tom C. >> What about you ever hearing me? It's all my book. [applause] >> When your baby leaves [cheering] you all alone, baby. Yes. [applause] And nobody calls you on the phone. Don't you feel like crying? [cheering] Don't you feel like crying? Here I am, baby. Come on and cry to me. [music] When you're all alone [cheering] in your lonely room and [music] there's nothing but the smell of her feet. [music] Don't you feel like crying? Don't you feel like crying? Don't you feel like crying? Come on. that cry of me. Whoa. Nothing can be sad than a glass of wine alone. Loneliness. Loneliness is such a waste of time. Oh yeah. And you don't ever have to walk alone. You see? Come on, take my hand. And baby, won't you walk with me? Oh [music] yeah. [cheering] >> When you're waiting for a voice to come in the night and there don't you feel [music] like crying? Don't you feel like crying? Don't you feel [music] like crying? Cry cry. Cry cry. Don't you feel like crying? Don't you feel like crying? Don't you feel like crying? WELL, HERE I AM, BABY. Come on AND CRY [screaming] ME. [music] >> [cheering] >> There's been some fantastic battles so far. >> It has been >> tremendous. >> Yes. >> If you could see anybody battle, anybody in the world, who would you pick? >> I would I would love to see you and Jennifer have a battle. >> I can't battle no time. >> That wouldn't BE A BATTLE. >> [cheering] >> I CAN'T TALK. >> Thanks a lot. >> We don't have anything. >> Come on. Well, I mean, if we did this at a man's world, but I mean, if if we did it, we'd have to >> I follow you. [cheering] >> OH MY GOD. I'm following you, Tom, cuz it's the man. What? What key would be a would be a >> that is suffic. [cheering] [cheering] >> This is a mad world. Don't you know [screaming] >> world? Yes, [music] I know it. [cheering] But it ain't that a woman or a GIRL [cheering] [music] made a little bitty baby girl [cheering] >> and A BABY BOY. >> YEAH, HE DID. [screaming] >> Man made them happy. happy >> cuz a man made them toys. >> And after A MAN MAKES EVERYTHING, >> EVERYTHING >> EVERYTHING >> EVERYTHING. >> DON'T YOU KNOW THEN? TELL ME WHAT it >> Oh, yeah. >> Yes, he did. >> to buy from other men. Oh world, but it ain't that [music] [cheering] [music] world. Don't you know? [cheering] [cheering] >> Why [cheering] you do that? [applause] >> I got three men now. >> Uhoh. >> I need a woman. >> I need a woman. [applause] >> Yes, it going to be. Oh, you can sing that one. Come on. [cheering] >> Look what you started. [cheering] >> Hey D, you know Janoi. I got a hormone. [cheering] [music] She's good to me. WELL, SHE GIVE me money [music] when I need. >> She's a kind of woman. >> Yes. >> That I need. And I got a woman. >> Tell them, [music] Tom. >> Way over town. >> Way over town. >> She's good, too. >> Hey. [music and cheering] HEY. >> [music and cheering] >> SHE TO ME. Oh yeah. [music] She's my baby. Don't you understand that I love I got a woman. Oh yeah. Why don't you know she's [music] all right? She's all right. She's all right. [cheering] Well, I got a woman all the time. [music] She's good. Good to me. [cheering] [music] >> What do you love singing [applause and cheering] these days? What's your favorite song to sing at your gigs? >> Um, well, I I think, you know, once a hit, always a hit. You know, it's there's something in a hit song >> that remains that way. >> Yeah. >> But I like to do a mixture of stuff. [cheering] >> TOM, >> I've always wanted to sing with this man right here. >> If we were to do a duet, >> yes. >> What would you like to do? >> I don't know. What would you like? Did you have thoughts on this? >> Do you like the Everly Brothers? >> Yeah, I love the Everly Brothers. >> Let it be me. Mhm. >> Do you know that song? >> Yeah, I know. I know it. >> Do you want to give it a shot? >> Let's do it. [cheering] [applause] >> One, one, one, one. Oh, that's not bad. >> Two, two, two. >> You ready? >> Let's do it. [music] >> [music] >> I bless the day I found you. [applause and music] I want to stay around you. [applause and music] And so I beg you, let it be me. [music] Oh, take this hand. [applause] If you must please [music] someone now [singing] and forever. [music] Let it be me. [music] Each time we meet love, I find complete [music] love. >> Without [singing] your sweet [music] love, what would life [singing] be? >> So never [music and singing] leave me lonely. Tell me you [singing] love me only >> and that you'll always >> let it be me. [music] >> Say that you [music] >> let it be [singing] me. What about you, Tom? When did you start? When would your career start? >> I recorded It's Not Unusual, when I was 24 and it went to number one. And when I was [cheering] >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I recorded it at the end of uh 64 and it came out at the beginning of ' 65. When you when you went in to record the song, did you feel at the time when when you heard the song was like, "Yeah, this is a hit." >> I thought so. Yes. Because I did the demo, you see, for Sandy Shaw. That was that was meant for Sandy Shaw. But when I heard it back, I said, "Whoa." And then they played it to Sandy Shaw and God bless her, she said, "Whoever's singing this, that's his song." >> Wow. >> So then we recorded it properly, you know. So >> Wow. >> But I knew the song was a hit. You know, when I did the demo on it, I thought this sounds like a hit song. >> And I haven't heard it in such a long time, that song. >> [laughter] >> Do you guys know that one? Sing it. >> You sing it to him. [cheering] [applause] >> We going >> dance moves. [cheering] >> Be flat, right? [applause] >> [cheering] [applause and music] >> It's not unusual to be loved by anyone. [music] It's not unusual to have fun with anyone. But when I see you [music] hanging about with anyone, it's not unusual to see me [music] cry. Yeah, >> I want to die. [music] It's not unusual to go out at any time. When I see [music] you, I don't know about such a crime. If you should have, I want to be [music] loved by anyone. Is that I use you. It happens every day. No matter what you [music] say, you find it happens all the time. I I love it. I'll never do what you [music] wanted to. Why can't this crazy love be my [music] All right. Come on, baby. Tell me one more time. Thank you. [music and applause] >> [music] [music]