ruclips.net/video/B1wOK9yGUYM/видео.html "I Feel Good," by James Brown. Time to introduce you to the Godfather of Soul and R &B music....who began soul, funk, and Rap music.
Nooo., It's about Jackie Robinson. The very first black major league baseball player. "It seemed like yesterday, when we were working out." and "You set the world on fire." References to his record accomplishments.
I was laying down listening to this song with my eyes closed about 6 months after my dad passed away and when the song said, "you've found another home, I know you're not alone" my entire body got overcome with chills and I started weeping heavily, but it was somewhat of a comforting feeling. I'll always associate this song with that experience. Amazing song.
I had a similar experience with Phil Collins' "Dance into the Light," about my mother's passing. She loved Phil as much as I did, & I'm so glad she lived long enough to hear that album. I try to think of her dancing in the light.
Yes you finally played it. THE best Commadores song winning a Grammy Award in 1985 for Best Vocal R&B Performance by a Duo/Group. The song features a lead vocal from drummer Walter Orange, who had sung lead years earlier on "Brick House". Lionel Richie's replacement, J.D. Nicholas, sings the second verse. THANKYOU
This kind of music doesn't exist in the music industry anymore. Good music is %50 listening and %50 feeling. When was the last time modern music actually made you feel.
I remember that day so clearly. I was on my way home jamming to the songs on the radio when cut the song short to announce that Marvin Gaye was dead. I had to pull over because I was crying. The way he died was so tragic 💔. His own father. So,so sad.
My mom was really hurt too. We lived in Detroit I was under 10 when it happened I think I didn’t really understand but holy cow it was tragic. Some people say Marvin Gaye’s father was seriously abusive and insane and him moving back home was like suicide by cop he was ready to go he just didn’t have the guts to pull the trigger. To me looking back Marvin Gaye was deep and complicated and broken.
I will forever think of my late best friend when I hear this song. So much soul and emotion went into this. The line 'We all remember you' really hits home for me. I guess I just really miss my friend. Rip
The first guy you asked if "He is the new lead singer"-his name is Walter Orange and he was the drummer for the band when Lionel Richie was the singer. Walter's voice can be heard on songs like Brick House and Too Hot Ta Trot! The second Brother, JD Nicholas-is the vocalist that replaced Lionel Richie.
And the 80’s. 95+% of all the worlds greatest music came from the period of the late 60’s to the early 90’s, including this song which was about 1985. Since that period music quickly died as a result of marketing companies taking over and the internet crushing any kind of creativity because kids all became the same and rap of all things took hold. Now it’s all about promoting the person through social media and mainstream marketing rather then the music itself. Everything is completely ruined. At least we have the amazing music of that previous period though.
Jackie Wilson, one of the few true geniuses of '60's soul...left in a coma by a tragic accident. He died in the 1980's. His song _Higher and Higher_ was one of his most well known hits.
Jackie Wilson did a sing call Higher and Higher, Baby, Work out, both referenced in this song. He was called Mr. Dynamite because he was a great performer. His voice was operatic.
Jackie Wilson is a male.You have to check out his song Higher and Higher. He died many years after being in a coma from a fall off a stage while performing. I think he either had a stroke or a heart attack.
Man, I adore this song... Helped me out so many times when I felt lonely and sad or when I just wanted to listen to the right kind of music late in the evening. It's so incredibly calming and peaceful - I really, really love "Nightshift".... ❤️
Jackie Wilson would be a great next step in reacting to his music. Start with "Higher And Higher" or "Lonely Teardrops". Jackie and Marvin died the same year. They both were legends in their genre of music.
@@Kerppu68 I'm guessing you're in your 50s or younger. This was a hit in the mid 80s. By that time I had finished graduate school and was working 80 hour weeks on wall street. Commodores w\o Lionel didn't make the Goldman Sachs' trading desk playlist. But your criticism is valid in that this was a hit so my statement misspoke. Thanks for the correction.
Tribute, to one Marvin Gaye, Lyrics have What's Going on, for him and For Jackie Wilson, they have Higher Higher for - You Love is lifting me Higher and Higher. Walter Orange , the first singer goes back to the beginning, He sang Brick House. New singer- In 1984 former Heatwave singer James Dean "J.D." Nicholas assumed co-lead vocal duties with drummer Walter Orange.
The song was written by lead singer Walter Orange in collaboration with Dennis Lambert and Franne Golde, as a loving tribute to soul/R&B singers Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye, both of whom died in 1984.
Even after 35 years of listening to this song . The intro still makes the hairs on the back of neck stand up. Everytime ! ! A wonderful song. Good choice J .
Great music from my teenage years. Still playing while doing night shift in the laboratory in South Africa. Keeping me in good spirits in the early hours before sunrise 🌅🌍
The first singer is Walter Orange, the drummer and one of the original members. He also sang lead on Brick House. The second singer is J. D. Nicholas, Lionel's replacement in a way as co-lead singer.
Marvin and Jackie both passed in 84 and this gorgeous song was out in 85. I remeber the first time I heard it all those years ago. It was so soothing as it still is.
All the love for Jackie Wilson is well deserved. A sad story, but a brilliant performer. In addition to the other excellent Jackie Wilson recommendations from others, you may want to consider "To Be Loved," a classic American ballad. And, yeah the Commodores are a treasure, with of without Lionel Richie (who is fantastic in his own right). Dunno which of their songs you have already covered, but consider "Just to be Close to You," if you are looking for a beautiful and unique R&B option.
Oh my gosh this is one of those songs that as soon as I hear the first couple of notes it brings me right back to my HS days in the 80s, and certain songs can bring me back to exact moments, this is one of them. Thanks for doing this!
Love it, was groovin through the whole thing. RIP Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. Definitely check out Jackie Wilson's songs Lonely Teardrops. Baby Workout. Your Love keeps lifting me Higher.
Favorite song when I was a bit younger and pulling night shifts at the factory. A few times during coffee breaks, when this song came on radio, workers would quiet down and hum and tap along with the song.
I remember this song. What a great tribute to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. So good to hear and see your reaction to a beautiful loving song. RIP Marvin & Jackie.
So my neighbor was Lionel Ritchie's replacement, Englishman JD Nichols. He sang the "Jackie, Jackie" part. He had a black Corvette and be out there washing it every week. I was about 13 years or so and I would go out and chit chat with him. He was always sooo nice to me. I'm sure there was sometimes he didn't want some annoying kid hanging around but he never made me feel that way. My mom was friendly with his wife who was in the armed forces (forget which) she was a gem. They took a Spanish class together :D. My family is Scottish my mom would always say "Don't eat cheese before bed. It's hard to digest and you'll have nightmares." This was the 80's when Patti LaBelle's hair was loud and proud. JD told me once that she "was eating too much cheese before she went to sleep."
Beautiful tribute. I used to live in Detroit.. I remember when they announced Marvin Gaye’s death on the radio...absolutely tragic. My mom took it pretty hard..
The first singer singing about Marvin was an original member of The Commodores. He was the bands drummer and sang lead vocal on occasion. The second singer was the new guy who replaced Lionel Richie.
Jackie Wilson who died in 84 also. I was 11 when this song was released , and I got tell u that I learned English translating songs like that to Portuguese. I'm 47 now and I'm still obsessed with this tune. Thank u for ur channel. Such a joy see you reacting to songs that are part of my childhood and teenage years. React to "I've got you under my skin - Frank Sinatra and Bono Vox... Ah! But first do "LOVE OF MY LIFE from Queen - Live at Rock in Rio 1985" 😉
If this song doesn't give you goosebumps on top of your goosebumps, check your pulse. I guarantee that you don't have one! Beautiful tribute to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. They both died in 1984. This was released less than a year after. Early 1985. Sure doesn't seem that long ago!
Ah, I was in Junior High when this song came out. Between the pop and hard rock I listened to, this was one of the many soulful gems that maintained its place in my memories of that era, and is still a song that brings about feelings of wistfulness, nostalgia, and longing for that more innocent time.
This was such a beautiful/sad/hopeful song back then. Written about Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson(a man- who you need to put on your list: “Lonely Teardrops”; higher and higher; Baby Workout)as they both died that year. Such a great tribute. Always brings a tear to my eye- I guess because they sound so genuine and Marvin and Jackie were pretty amazing.
Jackie Wilson. Amazing voice from the 60's! Check out his song Lonley Teardrops. The first guy who sang has been with the commodores from the start. The second guy who sang(about Jackie) replaced Lionel Richie.😊
This is the best song ever in human history. Been listening to this song every day for the past 30 years & it only sounds better & better every time. God bless from Australia.
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Yeah you are on fire today mate. JEM -24 and They, 2 great tracks you’ll never hear of.
Bro ... ZOOM ... that's the name of the song and it's classic Commodores, it will leave you speechless.
Jackie is Jackie Wilson
ruclips.net/video/B1wOK9yGUYM/видео.html "I Feel Good," by James Brown. Time to introduce you to the Godfather of Soul and R &B music....who began soul, funk, and Rap music.
This song makes me cry, Marvin and Jackie were pioneers and Geniuses in music
A tribute song to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson
I wish they would have included Sam Cooke
@@drums4b if you look up “Return to the Apollo nightshift ” you will see they also included Sam Cooke and Otis Redding
Nooo., It's about Jackie Robinson. The very first black major league baseball player. "It seemed like yesterday, when we were working out." and "You set the world on fire." References to his record accomplishments.
@@joexpoe Nope it is about Jackie Wilson which is why they reference his song "higher and higher". Look up the song facts for Nightshift
Exactly !
I was laying down listening to this song with my eyes closed about 6 months after my dad passed away and when the song said, "you've found another home, I know you're not alone" my entire body got overcome with chills and I started weeping heavily, but it was somewhat of a comforting feeling. I'll always associate this song with that experience. Amazing song.
I feel you. Just let it all out...good for the soul.
I had a similar experience with Phil Collins' "Dance into the Light," about my mother's passing. She loved Phil as much as I did, & I'm so glad she lived long enough to hear that album. I try to think of her dancing in the light.
God will Always find you when you need it. 🙏🙏
@@maryhuhnke8496 sometimes it feels like I need to send up a flare. (I truly don't mean that in a snotty way). Hope you have a happy and healthy day.
@@kellyhoward6941A spark of light is all you need. I Hope All is well with you today.. 💜🙏💜
This song was such a great tribute to two legends. It also proved that the Commodores where so much more than just Lionel Richie's backing band.
Absolutely yes.
Check out Jackie Wilson's song "Your Love is Lifting Me Higher" that is what they are referencing
Also referencing Marvins What's Goin On.
Ritva Hayworth and Fred Astaire version is the Best.
@@teromattila72 Over Jackie Wilson you tone deaf or just trolling?
David Hunt 😂😂😂 I wondered the same... someone is on the wrong channel, maybe??
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This is a tribute to brothers that had passed; Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson.
Yes you finally played it. THE best Commadores song winning a Grammy Award in 1985 for Best Vocal R&B Performance by a Duo/Group. The song features a lead vocal from drummer Walter Orange, who had sung lead years earlier on "Brick House". Lionel Richie's replacement, J.D. Nicholas, sings the second verse. THANKYOU
This kind of music doesn't exist in the music industry anymore. Good music is %50 listening and %50 feeling. When was the last time modern music actually made you feel.
Well to be fair, “wet a$$ pu$$y” by cardi b really gets you in the feels! Gonna play it at my funeral.
U absolutely nailed it. Today's music lacks soul
This tribute is better than I remember. I was heartbroken when Marvin died, as everyone else.
I remember that day so clearly. I was on my way home jamming to the songs on the radio when cut the song short to announce that Marvin Gaye was dead. I had to pull over because I was crying. The way he died was so tragic 💔. His own father. So,so sad.
My mom was really hurt too. We lived in Detroit I was under 10 when it happened I think I didn’t really understand but holy cow it was tragic. Some people say Marvin Gaye’s father was seriously abusive and insane and him moving back home was like suicide by cop he was ready to go he just didn’t have the guts to pull the trigger. To me looking back Marvin Gaye was deep and complicated and broken.
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I will forever think of my late best friend when I hear this song. So much soul and emotion went into this. The line 'We all remember you' really hits home for me. I guess I just really miss my friend. Rip
The first guy you asked if "He is the new lead singer"-his name is Walter Orange and he was the drummer for the band when Lionel Richie was the singer. Walter's voice can be heard on songs like Brick House and Too Hot Ta Trot! The second Brother, JD Nicholas-is the vocalist that replaced Lionel Richie.
He was the lead singer on Brick house.
Man O Man, there ain't no music out there like this anymore, Just Wow!! Love this...The Commodores song: Sweet Love...
Sweet love yes!
I'm glad I was a teanager late 60/70s I am lucky to have lived through this ❤💚💙💗💖💕💓💛💜💝💞💟❣💖❤BEAUTIFUL 💚💜
Absolutely!
Me too
Me too!!!! Youngest of 5 children in the late 60s . Grew up with all of the good stuff!!
And the 80’s.
95+% of all the worlds greatest music came from the period of the late 60’s to the early 90’s, including this song which was about 1985.
Since that period music quickly died as a result of marketing companies taking over and the internet crushing any kind of creativity because kids all became the same and rap of all things took hold. Now it’s all about promoting the person through social media and mainstream marketing rather then the music itself. Everything is completely ruined. At least we have the amazing music of that previous period though.
Beautiful. I remember this one really well. Kinda depressing and sad, but uplifting at the same time. 💖😢💙🌸
It gets me that way too
Me too, it makes me a little sad to listen to it but I love it the same.
This is one of best sounding songs. Even if you don’t know who they are singing about, you can still feel the emotion they are conveying.
Jackie Wilson, one of the few true geniuses of '60's soul...left in a coma by a tragic accident. He died in the 1980's. His song _Higher and Higher_ was one of his most well known hits.
A great Tribute. This was a huge hit for the Commodores and good for them, such a talented band.
Jackie Wilson did a sing call Higher and Higher, Baby, Work out, both referenced in this song. He was called Mr. Dynamite because he was a great performer. His voice was operatic.
"Mr. Excitement".
"Jackie" Wilson is a man; one who's music you would LOVE!
Omg yes!! Lonely teardrops or your love has lifted me higher!
Jackie Wilson is a male.You have to check out his song Higher and Higher. He died many years after being in a coma from a fall off a stage while performing. I think he either had a stroke or a heart attack.
Jackie Wilson I think it is it is a man he was a motown singer also One of his songs was Lonely Teardrops
Although Jackie was friends and worked with Berry Gordy, he was never a Motown artist.
He was a great R&B singer, big hit was Higher and Higher.
He did A Woman,A Lover , A Friend Doggin Me Around, Lonley Teardrops, Baby Workout. I am telling my age but w h o cares ❤
Barry Gordy wrote those songs for Jackie Wilson.
WOW excellent choices, Jay. This had me up dancing and I’m a 67 old granny with 2 bad hips. I was there when this song was new.
Commodores have alot more funk with "Brickhouse"~ They were cool as hell from Tuskeegee, AL!😀
Jackie Wilson - Your love keeps lifting me higher and higher
Such an amazing song that still brings tears to my eyes ♥️♥️♥️💜💜💜
Hahahah can’t go wrong with Commodores, plenty of good stuff to work with. That Lionel Ritchie fella could hold his own with his solo stuff too😉
He's singing about the great Jackie Wilson
Walter's vocals are sooooo silky smooth. Always loved this song. RIP Marvin and Jackie Wilson
This is one of their best songs. The harmonies are exquisite!
One of my favorite reactions from you. It’s obvious how much you were enjoying this awesome song!
What a great song! About Marvin Gaye! R.I.P. what’s goin on! Nightshift! ❤️❤️❤️ Jackie Wilson! His song Work out Baby.
I love this song, used to work in the inpatient ward overnight, this song gave me life overnight!
Man, I adore this song... Helped me out so many times when I felt lonely and sad or when I just wanted to listen to the right kind of music late in the evening. It's so incredibly calming and peaceful - I really, really love "Nightshift".... ❤️
This is such a beautiful song man. There is so much soul and feeling in this song. Oh my God. . .
Jackie Wilson would be a great next step in reacting to his music. Start with "Higher And Higher" or "Lonely Teardrops". Jackie and Marvin died the same year. They both were legends in their genre of music.
like Ledet
Surprising choice. I like that you're digging deeper than the chart hits. I never heard this before. Thanks for introducing it to me. ❤️
@@Kerppu68 I'm guessing you're in your 50s or younger. This was a hit in the mid 80s. By that time I had finished graduate school and was working 80 hour weeks on wall street. Commodores w\o Lionel didn't make the Goldman Sachs' trading desk playlist.
But your criticism is valid in that this was a hit so my statement misspoke. Thanks for the correction.
Nightshift by the Commodores actually reached number three in both the American and the British charts.
I love this song even though it makes me sad
this song was played a lot on the radio and tv in the 80s. ✌️
RJ Johnson Oh wow, I hope you’ve slowed down! That’s a lot of hours to work in a week. God bless
Tribute, to one Marvin Gaye, Lyrics have What's Going on, for him and For Jackie Wilson, they have Higher Higher for - You Love is lifting me Higher and Higher. Walter Orange , the first singer goes back to the beginning, He sang Brick House. New singer- In 1984 former Heatwave singer James Dean "J.D." Nicholas assumed co-lead vocal duties with drummer Walter Orange.
No, he is from the ORIGINAL Commodores. The 2nd singer, is the NEW lead...
The song was written by lead singer Walter Orange in collaboration with Dennis Lambert and Franne Golde, as a loving tribute to soul/R&B singers Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye, both of whom died in 1984.
I remember being in a club and they played this when it was first released and instantly loved it.
Even after 35 years of listening to this song . The intro still makes the hairs on the back of neck stand up. Everytime ! ! A wonderful song. Good choice J .
A definite emotional masterpiece!!!
Jackie Wilson, lonely teardrops , higher and higher,
Great music from my teenage years. Still playing while doing night shift in the laboratory in South Africa. Keeping me in good spirits in the early hours before sunrise 🌅🌍
Me too,used to fill the workshop where I was working on garbage disposal trucks all-night.loved every minute
Also,this track was also a favourite ruclips.net/video/RY7S6EgSlCI/видео.html cheers
One of my all time favorite songs, crazy underrated
This was a song for Marvin Gaye after he passed
Also Jackie wilson
Great song. Talking about some of the greats.
Jackie Wilson... Lonely Teardrops
The first singer is Walter Orange, the drummer and one of the original members. He also sang lead on Brick House. The second singer is J. D. Nicholas, Lionel's replacement in a way as co-lead singer.
One of my fave songs of all time. I have this on 12” which has the extended version.
My brothers favorite song and band I'm dedicating this to him in heaven
Fantastic, soulful song . . . Lyrics, instrumentals . . . Everything perfect!
Great song. I love how the lead singer keeps changing as they honor those talented people who have passed. Beautiful harmonies.
Great song. I'm 50 so I grew up on this kind of music. There's no electronics helping this guy sing. Natural talent.
LOVE this beautiful and tender song...
The first band I ever saw live...I still love them decades later
Yes your really great tonight 🥰🌟🥰🌟🥰🤗🎶🎶🤗🌟🥰🌟🌟😱😱😱
Love this song. I cry when I hear it. It's beautifully done by the Commodores!❤
Marvin and Jackie both passed in 84 and this gorgeous song was out in 85. I remeber the first time I heard it all those years ago. It was so soothing as it still is.
I love this song. So relaxed and chilled but when you listen hard you can tell Marvin's voice is really powerful and well trained.
All the love for Jackie Wilson is well deserved. A sad story, but a brilliant performer. In addition to the other excellent Jackie Wilson recommendations from others, you may want to consider "To Be Loved," a classic American ballad. And, yeah the Commodores are a treasure, with of without Lionel Richie (who is fantastic in his own right). Dunno which of their songs you have already covered, but consider "Just to be Close to You," if you are looking for a beautiful and unique R&B option.
Oh my word that's another fab song
You just reminded me of a Van Morrison song that I love called "Jackie Wilson Said"
Such a good song! I've heard the song many times, but I've never watched the video, so I've never heard that ending before.
This was one of my Dad's favourite songs. He turned me onto it when I was little and I've loved it ever since. Amazing song.
A beautiful tribute and a great song. I remember playing this cassette over and over. It was all good, every song.
Oh my gosh this is one of those songs that as soon as I hear the first couple of notes it brings me right back to my HS days in the 80s, and certain songs can bring me back to exact moments, this is one of them. Thanks for doing this!
Absolute classic. I've always loved this song. It's very sad but ultimately really uplifting showing that their music will live on forever.
Love this song! 🥰😔🥰
This is a great song. Haven’t heard it in years but I love it! Thanks for doing a classic that never gets old.
Sweet sound coming down ...so tight on the harmonies.🕊🙏🏽🕊💖🕊
I'm almost 69 yrs old and this song still puts me in a Dreamland♥️Everything about it is beautiful.♥️
One of the best albums of the era. All the songs are killerr.
My high school days, such great memories.
He's an original member. He and Lionel shared the lead. He is the lead on Brick House. The second singer was new.
Is Jackie Wilson. Michael Jackson got some of his great moves
i love the commodores!!!!
Love it, was groovin through the whole thing. RIP Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. Definitely check out Jackie Wilson's songs Lonely Teardrops. Baby Workout. Your Love keeps lifting me Higher.
Favorite song when I was a bit younger and pulling night shifts at the factory. A few times during coffee breaks, when this song came on radio, workers would quiet down and hum and tap along with the song.
one of the best songs from my life that made me want to cry and sing and dance at the same time.
You have to react to some Jackie Wilson -- "Higher and Higher" and "Lonely Tear Drops."
I remember this song. What a great tribute to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. So good to hear and see your reaction to a beautiful loving song. RIP Marvin & Jackie.
Probably my fav Commodores song. Love the beat.
ABOUT TIME!!! This is so MAGIK!!!! This was a homage to Marvin Gaye, and the MARVELOUS Jackie Wilson.
Such a great song!
Marvin gaye n Jackie Wilson..amazing beautiful ppl . This song by the commodores is one of my favourites of all time..
So my neighbor was Lionel Ritchie's replacement, Englishman JD Nichols. He sang the "Jackie, Jackie" part. He had a black Corvette and be out there washing it every week. I was about 13 years or so and I would go out and chit chat with him. He was always sooo nice to me. I'm sure there was sometimes he didn't want some annoying kid hanging around but he never made me feel that way. My mom was friendly with his wife who was in the armed forces (forget which) she was a gem. They took a Spanish class together :D. My family is Scottish my mom would always say "Don't eat cheese before bed. It's hard to digest and you'll have nightmares." This was the 80's when Patti LaBelle's hair was loud and proud. JD told me once that she "was eating too much cheese before she went to sleep."
You will experience few things in life smoother than a line of Commodores stepping to a song. Lol
Beautiful tribute. I used to live in Detroit.. I remember when they announced Marvin Gaye’s death on the radio...absolutely tragic. My mom took it pretty hard..
The first singer singing about Marvin was an original member of The Commodores. He was the bands drummer and sang lead vocal on occasion. The second singer was the new guy who replaced Lionel Richie.
Jackie Wilson who died in 84 also.
I was 11 when this song was released , and I got tell u that I learned English translating songs like that to Portuguese.
I'm 47 now and I'm still obsessed with this tune.
Thank u for ur channel. Such a joy see you reacting to songs that are part of my childhood and teenage years.
React to "I've got you under my skin - Frank Sinatra and Bono Vox...
Ah! But first do "LOVE OF MY LIFE from Queen - Live at Rock in Rio 1985"
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Forgotten how great this song is, so much talent in one group, amazing ,nice reaction
If this song doesn't give you goosebumps on top of your goosebumps, check your pulse. I guarantee that you don't have one! Beautiful tribute to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. They both died in 1984. This was released less than a year after. Early 1985. Sure doesn't seem that long ago!
Ah, I was in Junior High when this song came out. Between the pop and hard rock I listened to, this was one of the many soulful gems that maintained its place in my memories of that era, and is still a song that brings about feelings of wistfulness, nostalgia, and longing for that more innocent time.
This was such a beautiful/sad/hopeful song back then. Written about Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson(a man- who you need to put on your list: “Lonely Teardrops”; higher and higher; Baby Workout)as they both died that year. Such a great tribute. Always brings a tear to my eye- I guess because they sound so genuine and Marvin and Jackie were pretty amazing.
Jackie Wilson. Amazing voice from the 60's! Check out his song Lonley Teardrops. The first guy who sang has been with the commodores from the start. The second guy who sang(about Jackie) replaced Lionel Richie.😊
Repeating what others have said, but you would really enjoy Jackie Wilson singing Lonely Teardrops and Higher and Higher.
This is the best song ever in human history. Been listening to this song every day for the past 30 years & it only sounds better & better every time. God bless from Australia.
Jackie Wilson was a great Blues and Soul singer from 50's and 60's. Lonely Teardrops ...
One of the best songs ever written in my opinion. Just beautiful
Thanks for the reaction to this song that I've loved since it first came out. Incomparable!
Three Times a Lady
was a massive hit back in the day