I miss my brother and my friend Curtis Anderson. 40 years of friendship. Curtis would end a conversation with these words "it is what it is".I truly miss you my buddy.
This is the original version from 1982 which was also covered very well by Donald Albert, produced by George Tobin, there was a big buzz around this tune mid 80s
s So sad to hear this news. Love this song which evokes so many memories. I have actually cried to this song. Our first son was given the name Anderson as a second name as this tune means so much to us.
Awesome. story behind it is so sad as well - as I remember it the record dealer (don't remember who) boughta handful off curtis anderson and he promised that he had more - but turned out to be a class 1 drug addict - and there were no more - tragic - fantastic record imho
One If The Finest Slabs Of MODERN SOUL. PLOD KTF FROM SOUTHEND
One of the finest 80s soul records. Pure class
I miss my brother and my friend Curtis Anderson. 40 years of friendship. Curtis would end a conversation with these words "it is what it is".I truly miss you my buddy.
How can I tell her ......one of my all time favs and was on my play list in 1982 ......and still is 🙏❤
What a piece of quality
Mega modern !!
Arguably the greatest record ever made 😄👍😍
Awesome
Boy, I'm speechless, your songs bring me beautiful thoughts and such good feelings, you're so great,💋💋
go check keb darges. soul spectrum vol 1 and 2.
George Tobin , based this on Smokey Robinson's "Tell me tomorrow " , which he produced and arranged in 1981.
Proper Modern Soul as Soulful As they Come, Gave this many a spin at the Canal Tavern Soul Nites back in the 90's, Still in the Play Box, Quality
Rick Scott Remember it well. Never get tired of this tune.
Genius! Brilliant record. One of my all time favourite modern choons.
So beautiful, i love this song so much !!!!!!!!!
Kills me everytime...dammit
great track .RIP Curtis
This is the original version from 1982 which was also covered very well by Donald Albert, produced by George Tobin, there was a big buzz around this tune mid 80s
what a tune
At the finest of great and grand music.
RIP Curtis Anderson
Ooooooh I'm kinda feelin' this.
Love you Grandad!!! Wish I had more time with you
Very good song ty for sharing
Always loved this track (and the Donald Albert version too). Sad to find out that Curtis is no longer with us, but what a legacy. Rest in peace
RIP
Curtis died in 21st July 2015, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A, pancreatic cancer.
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So sad to hear this news. Love this song which evokes so many memories. I have actually cried to this song. Our first son was given the name Anderson as a second name as this tune means so much to us.
So sad, my late boyfriend died of pancreatic cancer in 2003.
O no!☹
Class.
Sad that sometimes we learn the hard way ...But I'm never leaving my baby my heart belongs to you and only you 💌💗😎
Very nice :)
remember this from the canal tavern what a tune
David Birks I used to go there. Loved it.
Awesome. story behind it is so sad as well - as I remember it the record dealer (don't remember who) boughta handful off curtis anderson and he promised that he had more - but turned out to be a class 1 drug addict - and there were no more - tragic - fantastic record imho
R.I.P.
Hearing a bit of "Turn Your Love Around" in here
Smooth Production!
Fuck Me , What A Fucking Record This Is !
HUMILHOU MANO......
C'est une claque 🔥
Rip, ktf
TOP SOUND. SORRY TO HEAR OF HIS PASSING. RIP CURTIS.
😁👍
Is that Curtis Anderson the former Baltimore MD?
just checked the Donald Albert version, it's just not as good as this, especially production-wise.
showwwwwwwwwwwwww
Je préfère la version de Donald Albert !!
Terrible