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You’ve got the groove right

I really had hoped you had met up with Dave Slottje back in Nov 2019. I would have loved to have heard you play in person- maybe one day we'll meet! God bless your family. I know you're missed dearly!

This is a Stevie Wonder classic..

One of a kind.......miss you Clarence Evelyn Harrell.... looking to see you again in the Promised new order

This is Great,Amazing Nancy vocal

Best rendition of Boogie on Reggae Woman since the magic of Stevie Wonder. Just plain magic, accompanied with impeccable rhythm, beat and zing

I wish the Female singers of today were more like Mrs. Wilson class act

No HARMONICA. Guess you can't play.

It’s a peculiar world where this legend has 139 subscribers, and a vacuous bint that just pouts has millions.

Sang Nancy!!!! She was a such a gorgeous woman.

GOOD MAN. BEAUTIFUL WIFE!

See in the NewOrder Mac

My Friend Pray i will see you in the NEW ORDER.......Evelyn

Nancy better sang!!

Been a while hearing you. My God My God....you are the groove master.

RIP

RIP

Rest in peace Clarence

You have so much fun watching when you can see the musicians are having a blast as well. Seriously good job.

I miss you Nancy.❤️.😢

What an amazing performance by both of you!

Amazing footage - thanks for uploading! This song is actually titled "I'm Gonna Let Ya" - it's the first track on her 1978 album 'Music Of My Mind'. Amazing to see Nancy sing live with an orchestra in this setting.

Music on my mInd is an underappreciated album. Nancy shines in this clip. Mercy,indeed.

R.I.P.

Does me every time I watch it Clarence... Pure class... Russ paine

Such a great performance.

WOW. Love this.

She had swag r.i.p.

On this day in 1979 {September 4th} Nancy Wilson performed "Music On My Mind"* on the nationally syndicated weekday-afternoon television program, 'The Mike Douglas Show'... "Music On My Mind" was track two on side one from her 1978 Capitol Records album of the same name... Between 1963 and 1971 the Chillicothe, Ohio native had nine records on Billboard's Top 100 chart, her biggest hit, "(You Don't Know) How Glad I Am" peaked at #11 {for 1 week} on August 9th, 1964... The week "How Glad I Am" peaked at #11 on the Top 100 it also peaked at #2 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Adult Contemporary Tracks chart, the week it was a #2, the #1 record for that week was "Everybody Loves Somebody" by Dean Martin... And she won the Grammy Award for 'Best Rhythm & Blues Recording' for "How Glad I Am"... Nancy Sue Wilson passed away at the age of 81 on December 13th, 2018... May she R.I.P. * And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, "Music On My Mind" was co-composed by Deniece Williams, and on Sept. 4th, 1979 her "I've Got The Next Dance" was at #73 on the Hot Top 100 chart...

Live instruments in the studio🤗 Do they do this anymore?

tight!

X1.25 is very good

Just stumbled upon this... Amazing, the sound is incredible but just as awesome is watching how well you are able to feel the music. I'm gonna start spreading it.

Bad ass!

By the way, little did anyone know that Clarence also played for two of Norman Lear's most prolific shows: One Day at a Time and The Jeffersons.

Well done Mr. Clarence. Your style is awesome.

Thank you Larry and I hope all is going well.

Always loved this show. Every song was killin' it. Reggie Dozier did a fine job or recording the audio and I had a ton of fun editing this with Clarence and Susan..great folks!!!!!

Thank you so much! It was a fun night!

Great work y'all!! Love this video

"Just learned who you are, fast becoming a fan"