She still gets a standing ovation from me, nice writing for a 18 year old writer. This is first Love experience should be. She expresses it so innocently and beautifully.
In just two short years thus song will be 60 years old. It is absolutely beautiful and a perfect reminder of a time long ago when a music wasn't over-produced or full of vulgarity. Many young boys heard this song and longed for a girl to sing these exact words to him and many a young girl would close their eyes and get goosebumps because they were "so ready to learn".
i don’t think you’ve heard a lot of the other songs from this decade. so many vulgar ones. there’s so many people in todays age singing songs just like this. this isn’t a generational war unless you make it.
@@stefkadank-derpjr1453 thank you for your sweet response! there’s definitely some bad ones but so many good ones. hozier is a great example of someone making incredible moving, raw music! they are well known too so you can find a lot of info about him.
How does she bend the notes like that? I've not heard another singer manage to do this and keep it all so melodic. It's a very unique style she must have developed or have been gifted with.
Como olvidar estas rolitas chingao son simplemente chingonas...antes no las entendia mucho pero las sentia y no se como pero las comprendia, hoy hase mas de 20 años que las escucho, desde los angeles california y aunque en estos momentos estoy en cd juarez chih mex, aun sigo con este gusto por las inolvidables OLDIES...barbara mason que chingona musica nos as dejado...me encantan tus rolitas...saludos Raza..
The awkwardness of her expressions and seemingly feeling uncomfortable lip singing adds to the innocence of the song's storyline...she is saying she is ready to open up about love, physically and/or emotionally, hence, it's her first time, therefore her feeling uneasy and nervouse.
Barbara Mason is another one of my favorite singers and yes I'm ready is one of my favorite songs. I'm born in this generation and i do not listen to any of today's music but beautiful oldies ⭐⭐⭐. Music today doesn't have the same feelings music had back then.
Comment from one of the Ambassadors (Philadelphia) "Motown had HDH, we (Philadelphia) had Barbara Mason", meaning songwriter, composer, arranger and stunning performer. Stunning, highly poignant statement from someone who was there with Barbara. Could not agree more.
All the girls in 1965 who were teens freaked, when this came out! A senior in HS, she expressed the nightmare of every girls parents in those days! Today teens are not even faze of this notion. Remembering the girl from the ruins of Camdem NJ.
Oh please you are correcting her now where were you in the 1960s&70s to say that, keep it in your mind she's singing her joy back in the era of musical talent not now the Illuminati era where where sex is wat is put up to distract you view from what you listen so I say there is nothing wrong with her mouth
