Marvin's version gets a lot of play, but if you want to MOVE, baby......this is the 'Grapevine' for you !! Gladys and the guys will have you on the dance floor before you know it. I dare you to keep your feet still for this one.
Gladys and the Pips definitely own this song...hands down.. more enegry and for me, just more soul than Marvin's. I read there was some politics and great consternation when Marivn's version was released. Gladys felt she and the Pip version was undermined.
@@mspraggins Blame Berry Gordy. He refused to allow the release of Marvin Gaye's version, which was the second recorded version, as The Miracles recorded it first.
It was even better when she did it live at gigs ,she used to rip it up with the pips & then bring it on down & then rip it up & belt it out again . Gladys is the Empress of soul / R&B / pop soul ,she was taking people to church when she was only about 6 years old & has been doing ever since .
Gladys and The Pips headlined the very first Soul Train. Don Cornelius said they helped build the ratings to make the pilot run a success! RIP Eddie and William!!
+CashPresley32 She just said black beauty, she didn't say that only black people are beautiful, its kind of common sense that every race has beautiful people and we are aware of that duh
Gladys, CCR and Marvin all have equally good versions of this song. They each fit a different mood and a different listener. This is one of few songs where three different artists can do the song justice in their own way.
I always knew the Marvin and CCR version. Going tomorrow to see the John Fogerty and he will preform CCR songs, and i wanted to google who really sang this song first and here i m. Great song and amazing atmosphere. PS i always tought that this masterpiece was originally from Marvin.
I have removed the recent bickering, as this video is not about race, religion, or anything else not to do with the coolness of the song. I put this up for people to enjoy, so if you have nothing constructive to say, bugger off. If it continues, I WILL block the offending parties. Have a nice day.
...thanks. So many times I felt like replying - here are some of the foolishness that came to mind (a) are you still on acid? (b) this is the reason why this planet is quarantined (c) I recommend you start taking Omega-3 supplements (brain vitamins) (d) You might not have been hugged enough as an infant, seek help ...
+wingtipvortex thank you, this is music that makes you happy, music that tells a story! music that you love to listen to ,it takes me back to high school!
THANK U !!! for this EXCELLENT footage. LOVE IT !! In MY opinion, Gladys Knight . . IS . . ."ONE OF THE **BEST-VOICED SINGERS** in the Music field." PERIOD !!! ONE OF A KIND.
I am so grateful that this video exist. I saw Gladys Knight live in 2009, have been listening to her since the 60's but, I never knew she had such energy. How can anyone not like this video. It was also great to watch a moment of Soul Train.
Wendy Jones I remember being mad at Marvin for making it over because Gladys version was still hot and they stop playing it on the radio for his version.
Jamerson's P-Bass putting his indelible signature stamp on another unforgettable Motown piece. When the time comes for mankind to stand in judgement, there will stand the incomparable James Jamerson receiving the honor and the recognition that he never received in this life, for the joy and happiness he delivered from Detroit to every corner of the world, with bass lines that influenced nearly every recorded song from 1961, until the end of time! May he rest in peace.👑 🎸🎵
Clarification, per Wikipedia (but GLADYS will aways be No.1 for me!): "Written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong for Motown Records in 1966. The first recording of the song to be released was produced by Whitfield for Gladys Knight & the Pips and released as a single in September 1967. It went to number one on the R&B Singles chart and number two on the Pop Singles chart and shortly became the biggest selling Motown single to date. The Miracles were the first to record the song in 1966, but their version wasn't released until August 1968.... The Marvin Gaye version was the second to be recorded, in the beginning of 1967, but the third to be released.... Motown founder Berry Gordy finally agreed to its release as a single in October 1968, when it went to the top of the Pop Singles chart for seven weeks from December 1968 to January 1969 and overtook the Gladys Knight & the Pips' version of being the biggest hit single on the Motown label."
Matt Guzda ; it IS absolutely amazing...not only to be played but to have been CREATED. I think that was Funk Bro's James Jamerson who plucked with only one finger....a barrage of notes....then slooooow backbeat....I'm just in awe at the musicianship.
What a beautiful woman she has always been. Even as she has aged, mother nature has been very kind to her. It's such a shame a vocal minority of haters would speak bad about her just because of the color of her skin.
They sure were having a good time! I love old Soul Train footage & this clip is awesome because it's so fun. I love how the different versions of this song are connected through some deep soul yet they are all uniquely their own.
Definitely my favorite R&B singer and Gladys Knight and the Pips really knock this song out of the park. Best version. Also my favorite of their many great songs. She is so young in this video but always drop dead gorgeous and such a fine lady.
This version is my favorite of many versions too. This one was made to "Outfunk" Arethra and her style. Marvin's is cool, same as temptations and CCR, but this one is in my opinion MILES and LIGHTYEARS away. A sad concept, brought to life, with happiness and smiles. Just like reality! It ain't all happy and sad, it's a mix of both!
@@MikTheAsianMan you would be wrong, even she honor Aretha as such, all the great does, only those that don't know what it took to wear that crown think like you. Aretha will always be the queen of soul.
I was bartending in nyc around 2007 and the owner didnt me allow to play hip hop. It killed me so i did the next best thing and play the soul station and this song always reminds me of how much better i am now. Id have never heard all the motown and soul songs if not for that. Beautiful music. ❤️
Gladys Knight and I believe the one Pip left played at Jazzfest in Ottawa, Ontario a few years back. She blew me away. Her voice, her energy took me back a few decades. To me, she is the Queen of Soul.
Mrs. Gladys That outfit you have on it's stylish for today right now i mean 12/10/2023 i love it, i tell you don't throw none of your clothes away that outfit will cost you a arm and a leg today all thoes clothes done came back in style, you look like you was no more than16 years old mabe even 18 years old i love your music especially--Love over board Love you Mrs.Gladys 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Wow, what a great song! She is beautiful and they sound so effing good. Good times, party people, let's be kind and respectful to each other and start feeling good with this song. I'm 60 and so tired of all the bad crap going on in this sick world. Gladys bring us some love!
@@bobescabar5199 Yes. Kelly will be on the first episode of American Soul because Gladys was on the first episode of Soul Train which is this right here.
This woman was magic back then ,and she's still the same today,her voice and style is so unique,there ain't no other like her..There are triers out there but Nah they don't even cut the mustard,,As the saying goes...
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this woman has one of the best voices ever!
No wonder, as The Queen of soul !
The Empress of Soul! And, she is still going strong at 75!
Agreed
monica bella , yes
Yes I agree Gladys was amazing
Marvin's version gets a lot of play, but if you want to MOVE, baby......this is the 'Grapevine' for you !! Gladys and the guys will have you on the dance floor before you know it. I dare you to keep your feet still for this one.
l always liked her version much better and also her version of the temptations I wish it would rain.
Gladys and the Pips definitely own this song...hands down.. more enegry and for me, just more soul than Marvin's. I read there was some politics and great consternation when Marivn's version was released. Gladys felt she and the Pip version was undermined.
@@mspraggins Blame Berry Gordy. He refused to allow the release of Marvin Gaye's version, which was the second recorded version, as The Miracles recorded it first.
@@mspraggins yes the sure do
Her version is the original
Gladys Knight has a killer smile
Best female singer of the Motown era, and still one of the best around at 77
This is the best version of the song, along with Gladys Knight's killer smile!
Hello Lisa, How are you doing?
Both versions are Great
This and Marvin Gaye
Gladys had 60's swag. There are no Pips without her😎
The Slits 😉
There are no words for how this song is sang. They got it , LIVE.
Makes you want to go to church or the block party barbeque!
@@charlesdavis545
Yes!
Pretty sure this isn't live lol
I just discovered this version. This is probably the coolest thing I have ever seen. Can't stop watching it.
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It was even better when she did it live at gigs ,she used to rip it up with the pips & then bring it on down & then rip it up & belt it out again . Gladys is the Empress of soul / R&B / pop soul ,she was taking people to church when she was only about 6 years old & has been doing ever since .
Her smile. Oh, man, her smile!
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Yes. This is the best version of Grapevine. But let's talk about how fine ❤ Gladys Night ❤ was as a young woman.
She still fine.
She was and is fine! She is adorable. What a great voice!
Yes, yes, yes!
she was Super Fine, i can dig it. 😍
Undeniably true.
A sparkling beauty indeed.
Yes, Sir!
Gladys and The Pips headlined the very first Soul Train. Don Cornelius said they helped build the ratings to make the pilot run a success! RIP Eddie and William!!
Damn, she is so pretty.
+Jerome Taperman ikr!!!! Black beauty for real.
Every race has beautiful people.
+CashPresley32 She just said black beauty, she didn't say that only black people are beautiful, its kind of common sense that every race has beautiful people and we are aware of that duh
Akeelah Conscious I didn't know what she meant and don't please talk to me like that, I am autistic.
CashPresley32 My fault, how am I supposed to know
This really is Motown at its absolute best...
Gladys has one of the greatest voices in music history. Love her. She kicks ass!
Gladys, CCR and Marvin all have equally good versions of this song. They each fit a different mood and a different listener. This is one of few songs where three different artists can do the song justice in their own way.
I always knew the Marvin and CCR version. Going tomorrow to see the John Fogerty and he will preform CCR songs, and i wanted to google who really sang this song first and here i m. Great song and amazing atmosphere. PS i always tought that this masterpiece was originally from Marvin.
Right On - I completely agree 👍 All three are great ✌️
Facts ❤
That signature ponytail!!!
This is undoubtedly
The best version of this classic jam!!!
I like CCR better. But this chick can SING … I’ll give her that
I have removed the recent bickering, as this video is not about race, religion, or anything else not to do with the coolness of the song. I put this up for people to enjoy, so if you have nothing constructive to say, bugger off.
If it continues, I WILL block the offending parties.
Have a nice day.
...thanks. So many times I felt like replying - here are some of the foolishness that came to mind (a) are you still on acid? (b) this is the reason why this planet is quarantined (c) I recommend you start taking Omega-3 supplements (brain vitamins) (d) You might not have been hugged enough as an infant, seek help ...
wingtipvortex intuitive
Tsk, tsk ;-)
Take care !
+wingtipvortex thank you, this is music that makes you happy, music that tells a story! music that you love to listen to ,it takes me back to high school!
THANK U !!! for this EXCELLENT footage. LOVE IT !! In MY opinion, Gladys Knight . . IS . . ."ONE OF THE **BEST-VOICED SINGERS** in the Music field." PERIOD !!! ONE OF A KIND.
Beautiful woman! Beautiful voice and great company! Meant to be a success!
The Pips really nail it - so does Gladys Knight!
The Pips really make every one of these songs so great - what a great idea to put this band together
@@JudgeHillThe Pips should be synonymous for "the icing of the cake" !!!
I've never seen so many afros in one place! They boogied like there was no tomorrow...
That's how life was back in those days.
Oh yea!!! Lololololololol
It's great because it's gospel. What a singer Gladys is.
I am so grateful that this video exist. I saw Gladys Knight live in 2009, have been listening to her since the 60's but, I never knew she had such energy. How can anyone not like this video. It was also great to watch a moment of Soul Train.
Mark, I think that this is the only video on youtube that I've seen that has ZERO dislikes. And over 11,000 likes!
Listen to "Leaving on that train to Georgia"!! We dance to this one
Listen to "Leaving on that train to Georgia"!! We dance to this one
Listen to "Leaving on that train to Georgia"!! We dance to this one
We partied real hard to this song; walls sweating and all we needed was chips and soda and throw a party.
Hello beautiful..
Woo woo! My favorite version. Rock it Gladys!
GLADYS" and Marvin had the 60s LIT
She makes it look effortless. Talent shining bright right there.
Our divine diva Gladys CAN NOT be out done with this all-time classic! Not a soul would be left not dancing at the club when this tune was played.
I had no idea Gladys Knight was so effin cute back in the day. My heart skipped a beat!
One of the most soulful voices in music history. She has a way of reflecting emotion in every piece she sings, LOVE her to bits.
This version has always been, and will ALWAYS be, my FAVORITE rendition of this song. Perfection!
Wendy Jones I remember being mad at Marvin for making it over because Gladys version was still hot and they stop playing it on the radio for his version.
I agree. This is the one.
mine also
Marvin's version is more soulful I reckon.
@@mzmaryd6452 Yup! I remember that. Lol
My favorite rendition of this fine song. This version totally rocks! The piano is on fire!
This is my favorite version. Gladys and the pips have the sound and the moves.
THE only voice...ugh--EVER--I literaaly have no words---45+ years,s till in......GOAT
50 YEARS LATER AND MS GLADYS STILL LOOKING GOOD
Aw, MAN, this takes me back to being a little kid in Detroit, watching Don Cornelius every Saturday morning.
I was always impressed with the big voice from cute little girl !!!!!
So young & DAMN! what a voice!! No wonder she became an instant star and is still going strong.!!
Brilliant beautiful Gladys,and the Pips!
Gladys does this the best!! Many will try, but no one comes close!!
Bruce Baldwin I’ve been saying this for years!!!
Bruce Baldwin YES GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS 😃😃😃😃😃
Agreed
This is one of the greatest songs ever written recorded or sung by any artist in the history of music❤
she is adorable. so pretty.
Jamerson's P-Bass putting his indelible signature stamp on another unforgettable Motown piece. When the time comes for mankind to stand in judgement, there will stand the incomparable James Jamerson receiving the honor and the recognition that he never received in this life, for the joy and happiness he delivered from Detroit to every corner of the world, with bass lines that influenced nearly every recorded song from 1961, until the end of time! May he rest in peace.👑 🎸🎵
So many versions but Gladys Knight does the Best Version of Grapevine. God Damn she got SOUL!!!
THAT IS CORRECT!
She did it before Marvin and Tammy.
Clarification, per Wikipedia (but GLADYS will aways be No.1 for me!): "Written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong for Motown Records in 1966. The first recording of the song to be released was produced by Whitfield for Gladys Knight & the Pips and released as a single in September 1967. It went to number one on the R&B Singles chart and number two on the Pop Singles chart and shortly became the biggest selling Motown single to date.
The Miracles were the first to record the song in 1966, but their version wasn't released until August 1968....
The Marvin Gaye version was the second to be recorded, in the beginning of 1967, but the third to be released.... Motown founder Berry Gordy finally agreed to its release as a single in October 1968, when it went to the top of the Pop Singles chart for seven weeks from December 1968 to January 1969 and overtook the Gladys Knight & the Pips' version of being the biggest hit single on the Motown label."
Very pretty.. She was 24 years old then.
27.
Best version of this song hands down. This woman has some of the best vocal abilities I’ve ever seen in a female performer and yet so underrated.
She was never underrated Google (GLADYS KNIGHT WIKIPEDIA)Fact's speak Truth.
Favorite version!! Go Gladys!!
Donna Shinall yes mam
this is just effing amazing. the bass line is amazing , her singing and song feels amazing and shes cute as can be.
Matt Guzda ; it IS absolutely amazing...not only to be played but to have been CREATED. I think that was Funk Bro's James Jamerson who plucked with only one finger....a barrage of notes....then slooooow backbeat....I'm just in awe at the musicianship.
Kesha Cole
I like how everyone in the room is looking at one another and dancing. I would go to concerts if this is what they were like.
Gladys Knight ❤❤❤❤❤. Her voice is amazing ❤❤❤❤
What a beautiful woman she has always been. Even as she has aged, mother nature has been very kind to her. It's such a shame a vocal minority of haters would speak bad about her just because of the color of her skin.
👏
I guarantee kids of all races loved listening to Gladys Knight and probably still do, she was amazing.
Who the hell could ever speak bad about her??
When I feel down I watch and listen to this twice in a row and I'm alright again for a week atleast:)
@@pjeromarinov6587 Same, but there is also Aretha!
She kills this song!! Sing it!!
They sure were having a good time! I love old Soul Train footage & this clip is awesome because it's so fun. I love how the different versions of this song are connected through some deep soul yet they are all uniquely their own.
She owns it.
better believe it!
Why? Because GLADYS is the Queen of soul ❤
Just absolutely The definitive version of the song..Gladys..my favourite ..
Definitely my favorite R&B singer and Gladys Knight and the Pips really knock this song out of the park. Best version. Also my favorite of their many great songs. She is so young in this video but always drop dead gorgeous and such a fine lady.
This is my favorite version. I was 8 years old the first time hearing it. I love Motown.
This version is my favorite of many versions too. This one was made to "Outfunk" Arethra and her style. Marvin's is cool, same as temptations and CCR, but this one is in my opinion MILES and LIGHTYEARS away. A sad concept, brought to life, with happiness and smiles. Just like reality! It ain't all happy and sad, it's a mix of both!
Mission Accomplished.
excellent music🤩😍🥰😃😬
Dancing to this amazing great song..everyone here looks happy just dancing. That's the way it should be...JUST DANCE❤❤
Happy 56th birthday. This song released today in 1967
Go Miss Gladys! One of my favorites of all time! I'm just about, just about, just about to lose my mind! :)
I loved this show when I was a kid. Gladys is a Goddess , wow.
What a star....and what a great version of this tune. I can't get over what a great voice this pretty lady has...
It's the original. Love love love it and truly love Marvin Gaye 1967 version.
A Superwoman, no wonder she's gonna live forever to keep the fire burning not forgetting the many talents she has nurtured
She's awesome! I love her version, too. It's her own. It's almost like a totally different song from Marvin's version.
That is Music ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I always had such a crush on Gladys ! 🥰😊☺️
she was so young--- pure joy.
right up there with Aretha...powerful voice with attitude...Also...I love watching the Pips dance......such great , snappy routine..perfectly timed...
That's it Theresa... the Pips are killing with dance here and Gladys with a smile:)
Oh yes!
@@theresaheidel9878 Hello Theresa, How are you doing?
A fantastic singer and incidentally, a very beautiful woman.
All of these young beautiful fit graceful black folk are fantastic to look at.
Thank you!!
Nearly 3 minutes of pure perfection..
So talented and so effin' beautiful!
ikr, I would say Gladys Knight is the true Queen of soul.
ok let's not get carried away
MrHealthyGuy l
MrHealthyGuy ...With all due respect, Aretha is the Queen and Gladys is the Empress of Soul.
@@MikTheAsianMan you would be wrong, even she honor Aretha as such, all the great does, only those that don't know what it took to wear that crown think like you. Aretha will always be the queen of soul.
Does anybody else just love and adore the way she did her hair! And it was her hair! They didn’t have weave back in those days!
Mercy, Gladys.. those beautiful soulful lungs.
Ms. Glady's vocals, and the Pip's harmonies in combination with the Funk Brothers backing track are a meeting of genius proportions.
❤🎶
God I LOVE this version!!!! WOOHOO!!! That woman got SOUL!!!
I was bartending in nyc around 2007 and the owner didnt me allow to play hip hop. It killed me so i did the next best thing and play the soul station and this song always reminds me of how much better i am now. Id have never heard all the motown and soul songs if not for that. Beautiful music. ❤️
this was the truly magic era of music. Even now at 63 I cant stay still while listening to it!
Gladys had it going on didn't she?
She still has my friend. Have a look at some of her recent concerts.
Gladys Knight and I believe the one Pip left played at Jazzfest in Ottawa, Ontario a few years back. She blew me away. Her voice, her energy took me back a few decades. To me, she is the Queen of Soul.
Hello Donna, How are you doing?
This is my favorite version of this song.
Mrs. Gladys That outfit you have on it's stylish for today right now i mean 12/10/2023 i love it, i tell you don't throw none of your clothes away that outfit will cost you a arm and a leg today all thoes clothes done came back in style, you look like you was no more than16 years old mabe even 18 years old i love your music especially--Love over board Love you Mrs.Gladys 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Aaliyah has her auntie eyes and hair 😂 so cute , lot of talent in that family.
Best version ever.
I know that Aretha is considered the Queen of soul, but I never could choose between Gladys and her. They both have a place in my heart.
Love me some Gladys 🙏💪
Wow, what a great song! She is beautiful and they sound so effing good. Good times, party people, let's be kind and respectful to each other and start feeling good with this song. I'm 60 and so tired of all the bad crap going on in this sick world. Gladys bring us some love!
Wow Kelly Roland looks so much like the young Gladys Knight
Funny you said that shes playing her biopic watch american soul on BET i belivin power of the words you manifisted this to life
@@bobescabar5199 Yes. Kelly will be on the first episode of American Soul because Gladys was on the first episode of Soul Train which is this right here.
American Soul brought me here, Kelly was good but I just had to hear the Empress Of Soul sing this. I used to wear this one out in the day.
My thoughts exactly
Kelly is a good lookin' girl..but she ain't never come close to this lady
The best version, pure talent, and Gladys you are so beautiful..👍
Gladys Knight, The Empress of Soul is the real deal. I always loved Gladys, she had her own style & one of the most soulful voices of our time.
This woman was magic back then ,and she's still the same today,her voice and style is so unique,there ain't no other like her..There are triers out there but Nah they don't even cut the mustard,,As the saying goes...
One of the greatest voices ever and so beautiful.
1970's and 1980's were the peek of modern music greatness been going down hill ever since.
My favorite version of grapevine song
Great version! And I'm lovin' the wide lapels and big shirt collars.
I have loved Gladys since I was a little girl. And she is still so amazing!
So young, such a voice!
i love this footage. gladys knight is amazing.
no words.....Gladys is Rockin!!!!