Boz Scaggs - Look What You've Done To Me REACTION 

And kids, that's what music can be.

When you almost tear up due to a sound or a memory says a lot about a person. That you have compassion for others and life. Young lady, it's nice to see you feel it deep in your soul. It's what the song was written for. In this world of chaos have a wonderful day.

Boz’s album Silk Degrees is one of the greatest albums of all time. The type of album that you put on and listen from front to back. So many great hits.

Boz is a legend India, check out his debut album " "silk degrees"..it's phenomenal.

Don't think Boz ever got the credit he deserves for his talent and showmanship. He always had one of the most beautiful and distinctive voices in the industry in my opinion. I sure regret I never got to go to one of his concerts.

Wonder how many women throughout the years have melted with this song

Boz and the band are SO GOOD. Boz obviously knows how special the girls are and letting them put the exclamation point on at the end of such a beautiful song.

This song is on my list of must haves when stranded on a desert island. One of the sexiest, most soulful songs ever. Boz Scaggs is a treasure.

This is an often overlooked song... especially this live version!!

This song cuts you to the core. Masterpiece

Oh India.. I made a tape (cassette) of this for my boyfriend when it was first released. He’s now 69 and I’m 66. Thank you for your reaction , we felt the same then and now.❤️

That entire concert is a masterpiece. From the songwriting to the musicianship, to the audio engineering. Just magic.

What a great vocalist and gentleman, arranging this soulful, heartbreaking ballad and ending with his backup singers stepping forward intoning such perfect harmonies, and allowing them the recognition that they deserve!

This song is so pure. Straightforward and beautiful!😪

I've been listening to this song for 40 years and it still gets me.

I thought "Oh no. She's reacting to some dumb live version." Now at the end, my tears are proof of how wrong I was. I always thought this song had another few levels in it emotionally than I had heard from the slightly too-perfect performance on the studio version. I'm happy I got to see that explored in this live version. And glad you were able to sense that :-)

Every time I hear his voice I fall in love like the first time. That's how I feel about Boz Scaggs. I love that the backup singers got to solo, how often do you see that?

Listen to his and Rita Coolidge's version of "We're All Alone."

David Foster has written and produced hundreds of songs. He has said this is his absolute favorite.

I had forgotten this song. It has brought back so many good memories . I've got to pull him up and put him on my Playlist. AWESOME 👌 thank you for the reaction.

This, and many of the beauties Boz did were written by the brilliant, romantic David Foster.

"Look What You've Done to Me" is a 1980 song recorded by Boz Scaggs, composed by Scaggs and David Foster for the movie Urban Cowboy. It reached #14 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in November, #13 on the Cash Box Top 100,[1] and went to #3 on the Adult Contemporary chart.[2] The song reached #30 in Canada. The song, reflecting on a broken romance (as depicted in Urban Cowboy), features the Eagles on background vocals and instrumentation by Don Felder on guitar and members of Toto and David Foster on keyboards. Two versions of the song were released. The more widely available version of the song (as released on Scaggs greatest hits compilations) places more emphasis on the Eagles' background vocals, plus additional background vocal stylings by Scaggs towards the end of the song. The version as heard in the Urban Cowboy film (as well as its soundtrack) replaces the Eagles' vocals with a female chorus. According to comments made by both Scaggs and Foster on the television special (and subsequent DVD) Hit Man: David Foster and Friends, the song was written and recorded in one night after the studio called asking the duo to write a song for the scene, informing them the scene was to be filmed the following day, and the track needed to be on a courier plane the following morning. David Foster provided a bit more of the backstory on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 3, Episode 3, titled "Don't Sing For Your Supper,” as his then-wife Yolanda was a cast member. Foster said that Scaggs wasn't happy with any of the music he played that evening until the night was almost over. When Foster played the intro chords that became the trademark beginning of the song, Scaggs said, "That's it.”

The two women sound like beautiful birds!

You are an old soul, my darlin'. How about a little " Miss Sun" from Boz, if you haven't done so already. There are very few artists who can still hold their own after twenty years or more. He's one of them.

Boz Scaggs... such a great singer, such a great song!

A hauntingly beautiful song.

Boz is pure class, just look at who he surrounds himself with...just brilliant.

OMG!!! I've been wishing someone would react to Boz Scaggs and a GOOD one of his and you are the first!!!! I'm so excited. He's my one ond only favorite artist! I get sick of everyone else but I never get tired of Boz. He's got a ton of really great songs! I've been listening to him since 1974. Please do more. Downright Woman, Moments, We're All Alone, Georgia. I cried through this whole performance and I've watched this whole concert 4 times. It's outstanding!

OMG! Love this song, It's true it was used in Urban Cowboy(you should watch that, good movie) Thank you for reacting to this song , India. Such a beautiful song. Everyone, Stay In and Stay Safe.

Master crooner singing his songs , all of them classic masterpieces in one concert. And his back up singers singing spot,on. Legend!

This was my wedding song back in 2005 each time I hear this song I get all teary eyed

A much missed song, I haven't heard this song or band since I was 16, I'm now 60 and you are the one that brought me back to the great 70's & 80's 😃😇😄 Thank you India....💙💚💛💜

Box scaggs. Lido shuffle

I love Boz Scaggs and those women back up singers, WOW.

Gurl after 20 plus years this song and his voice gets me

Went thru divorce,after 11 years still can’t get her out of my life now she passed one year ago having cancer and some one like you reminds me of her still

#IndiaReacts - I loved your reaction to this song. I've loved it since it originally came out when I was much younger. In my younger days, I saw this as a romantic song for sure, but I missed the darkness in it. Years later, this song means vulnerability to me, summed up in the throwaway line - "Love you wouldn't lie to me - WOULD YOU?" The singer in this song is damaged by past love(s). Even though he says, "After all, you are THE ONE", there is still that lingering doubt in adding the "would you?". He's afraid of being hurt again, but desperately hoping that he's not wrong this time. I can relate to this song. It's special to me. I loved that you felt it so keenly. It is beautiful and this is a beautiful version, and you are a beautiful soul to have the sensitivity to understand it so fully.

I'm 70 years of age, lived it..Loved it. No drugs involved. Blessed we are.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SONG!!!

Pams Song from 'Urban Cowboy'.

The ladies at the end of this song are angels! Great voices!

India you have struck true gold.

Now, that’s a “I love being with you” song or “I miss loving you” song. I love how much you felt this one. Great reaction.

I remember this from Urban Cowbow with John Travolta and Scott Glenn in late 70's. Good movie and great song.

I'm telling you girl, if you haven't seen Urban Cowboy with John Travolta and Debra Winger you must add it to your list. Its an incredible movie with an epic soundtrack. Do it as a reaction. That would be epic in itself.

5:45 FIRE! Pure talent & the 2 Ladies are amazing! Gives me chills! ❤

Check out Miss Sun by him. Great Tune.🌞

Awww...@2:15 you were getting so emotional. Well, I don't blame you! I do, too. It's a very beautiful song, and it's heartwarming to see people appreciate it. Thanks for sharing your reaction to it with us. I love these reaction videos.

Biz Scaggs songs were released from mid 70's into the 80s. This was a more recent concert from 2004 and the performance was outstanding. You might want to take some time on your own to view the entire concert. Another great performance from this concert you will enjoy is them performing Miss Sun. Later in the song, there is a lot of interacting between Boz Scaggs and the backup singers.

Beautiful heartfelt reaction, lady. I love to watch the reactions of those who feel the music rather than just listen to it.

I knew it was coming and could not wait to see your reaction to Ms. Mone't and Barbara Wilsons' Angelic ending

You read my mind, I love this song from urban cowboy.

He went to High School near where I live with Steve Miller. And he is singing this song like this still many years after it came out. Great singers. Great ballads back then compared to anything now.

In my humble opinion, Ms. Monet Owens and Barbara Wilson make this very good song, great.

It is rare that you will find a performance almost 25 years after it's original release that is better in every way than the original studio recording. Most vocalists simply cannot sing as well as they could that much later. This song (and this DVD in general) is a major exception!

It’s like Heaven in a song. Look at his face…that voice….OMG!!!!! His emotion, his delivery is impeccable! ❤❤❤

I suspect you now realize this is not about broken love but new deep emotional love.. you pronounce Boz right. So good.

Glad you enjoyed this India. This is one of my favorite romantic songs and it speaks to the unpredictability of love. The chords are gorgeous throughout as well as Boz's soulful voice. The backup singers do a beautiful job finishing it off.

Hi India, I notice that nobody knows his music, the album Silk Degrees was his big album, I like LOVE ME TOMMORROW, also, STILL FALLING FOR YOU & HARD TIMES off his Down Two Then Left album, WE'RE ALL ALONE & HARBOUR LIGHTS remind me of this song, they're on Silk Degrees too, and he does a Hendrix song RED HOUSE with Slash at the Inaugural R&R HOF concert 1986.

When she (wish I knew her name!) reaches to heaven for that last note and gets it, wow!

I love this song! ♡♡♡ So much soul in his voice and the instrumentation.

Your reaction and the music had me in tears for some reason . Both were so deep

You are amazing. I love your reactions and your feelings about this beloved song.

Watch “lowdown” from Boz. One of the best grooves ever! 👍

India welcome to the early '80s! We had great tunes in the 1980-1983 time frame. Glad to see you're enjoying Boz Scaggs's music; he is an incredibly versatile and talented singer and songwriter. And you're right; those harmony singers really light it up, especially the young woman standing to the left. Cheers, kindest regards, and welcome aboard

Boz has got it goin on! Even now many yrs later!!

I love Boz Scaggs, he has a wonderful presence, fantastic voice. Love everything about this song.

Ooooo this song went deep. Still love it til this day.

Dare I say it...underrated! Boz Scaggs really is. Seen him twice and let me tell you...the man is THE MAN!!

One of my favorites of all time...Performed magically here. So much emotion

You're gonna love this! Those back up singers harmonize better than anyone!

When music WAS music! India, loving your interpretation of Boz Scaggs, his band and the beautifully soulful young ladies who added the perfect touch to his performance. ( and their WHISTLE tone was done with perfection )! 🥰

I have always loved this song. It was my late husband and my song.

India, I think I've already commented, but here I go again. :) I saw tears in your eyes - I had tears in my eyes seeing your reaction. I love this song. I've only heard it a gazillion times, but each time it is brand new to me. Boz is a ledgend. p.s. I saw it when you said: "I did.." That's when Boz said "I didn't know I'd fall again so easily."

Yeah ,girl -love your expressions ...! and the 2 backup singers just nailed it so superbly -too. beautiful

Good ol' Boz. Came from a rocker/rhythm & blues background. When the baby boomers finally grew up and started families circa the mid-1970's, soft rock became a force on American radio. Boz shifted gears and fit in perfectly! He became a major part of that force. And India, you're right! I never caught the soul aspect in his music! But now that I consider, I can imagine the Chi-Lites performing this very song. Might be a good segue into ... recommending that you follow up this reaction by reacting to their mid-1960's smash hit "Oh Girl."

Sis I don't know how old you are but when this song dropped in 1980 from The Urban Cowboy soundtrack, it is a beautiful song. I was a freshman in college and fell in love for the first time. It was a great song! Those sistas killed that ending! Their vocals are unbelievable

Fell in love to this in 78. Still together. Powerful stuff.

Each time I watch your reactions it makes me like you even more. You are so thoughtful and articulate. I am decades older than you, but you, my girl, just get "IT." Thank you for warming our hearts.

I've listened to this song hundreds of times but I never teared up listening to it until I watched your reaction.

I'd forgotten just how great this song was, back in the day, thank you for reacting to it

This version makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.... the singers at the end... just wow!

I knew you would love this ballad! India your reaction is priceless!

Watching this reaction she looks like she will burst into tears and I feel the same way hearing this beautiful song!

Boz Scaggs was huge! Here's a few more to try: 1) Miss Sun (same live show), 2) Georgia (original, not the Ray Charles version), 3) It's Over, 4) What Can I Say. BTW I agree with those who are praising the album "Silk Degrees". Was #1 seemingly forever. One of the most underrated albums ever.

That's why its one of my all time favorite songs

This probably one of the best live recordings Boz did of this song. Great rendition!

Those first four notes on the piano get me every time. I felt the same way you did the first time I heard it. Iconic love song. Thanks for doing this one, it was my request.

This Live version is Gorgeous !!

That lady singing background vocals was amazing.

One of my favorite romantic love songs ever. I absolutely love this beautiful song ❤ ❤ ❤

Definitely one of the best of all time in my opinion, certainly in that genre, brings back so many memories , just beautiful

I liked Boz back in the 70's. The Lido Shuffle, Lowdown. But wasn't all over him. (If that makes sense) I rediscovered him a few years ago when I got free tickets to see him in Boulder. I was so taken. Since then, I have been " all over him" and love everything he puts out. Loved your reaction.

Beautiful! Those ladies at the end though!!! I'm so glad to have gotten to listen to this live version 🙌

This is one of the best live concerts on dvd. Truly professional musicians. Recorded in Boz Skaggs club in S.F.

When I hear this song it immediately makes me think of The Urban Cowboy movie that came out when I was a very little kid. This song was all over the radio back then too! It brings alot of sweet memories flooding back. Sometimes it's bitter sweet though!

Boz has been around for a long time, and he's always great. His best album (the one everyone owned) was Silk Degrees, which doesn't have this track. Would love to see more Boz!!

The song and how this came about is legendary......David Foster got a last minute call from the movie producer/director of Urban Cowboy and told him they needed a song for for one of the most legendary scenes in the movie.....Foster then called Boz, and they wrote this and put in together in less than a few days, then it had to be rushed to the movie set in TX...........and then it so happened to turn out to be one of Boz best songs ever........

From the same show, the song Breakdown Dead Ahead is incredible and it showcases the two back up singers. Best in the business EVER!

We’re All Alone should be next....