actually breaks my heart when I learn someone today has no idea about Motown and groups like The Temptations... but makes me smile when they first discover what we've known for decades to be the greatness that it is.
makes me feel a bit guilty about taking it for granted- we just assumed Motown was cranking out sounds like the Ford plant was cranking out vehicles-forever- with no end in sight
The mid 60's til the mid 70's was a magical time for music. Radio stations played Motown, Stax, James Brown, Aretha, Beatles, Stones, The Who, James Taylor, Roberta Flack, etc. Etc. Etc.
My husband and I love the Temptations SO much that we decided to get married on the "3rd of September, a day I'll always remember" from the first line of this song. The rest of the song is not 'romantic' but we've never forgotten an anniversary... x
Jayvee you play the BEST music.....I'm dancing in my chair. Forgetting all the bad news on tv and the riots. I wish we were back in the 70's. God bless you Jayvee
Grew up listening to these sounds. A time where words wasn't offending women. A time when it didn't matter what you listen to. Just got into the groove
You have discovered greatness my friend. The Temptations were one of the driving forces of Motown. Fantastic vocals and Dennis Edwards(lead vocals on this song) had a soulful voice.
I am a red headed 59 year old lady. I’ve loved this song since I was 11. The Temptations, the Four Tops, Earth, Wind and Fire, the Jackson 5 so many great groups that I loved. I feel so bad that the music industry has strayed so far from its roots. I guess my generation was spoiled. We had fantastic music. It brought us all together.
Damn you make me feel old. I’m like he’s never heard of the Temptations, what? They have even made a movie about them. Wait until you start down this rabbit hole. I still know all the words to their songs. They are so good.
Soo glad your covering one of the GREATEST groups of Motown, The Temptations! They always dressed to the nines, had great dance moves and harmonies. Early Temps had the troubled and great lead singer David Ruffin
Look up "pure funk" in an online dictionary, and this song plays! This is as good as it gets! The Temptations are legendary. Motown is DEFINITELY a door you want to open.
The Temptations were one of the greatest groups of all time. You don’t know what you were missing. They never had a bad song. All hits. Thanks for playing it.
YES.. You need to hear/see Can't Get Next to You. Btw, love your name. It reminds me of my grandson D'Javon. It's actually what kept me watching you before I subscribed
We got Soul Train here in Australia for a little while back in the mid 70s. I had never seen anything like it and I thought it was the coolest show on tv - still do.
Really enjoyed this masterpiece! Another classic of theirs is “Just My Imagination “. But you have to check out Marvin Gaye- “Mercy, Mercy, Me” or “What’s Goin On”, major hits in the 70s.
MOTOWN! Some of the greatest soul artists came out of there. Living across the border in Windsor we were treated to these act's trying out their new stuff on a weekly basis and played constantly on CKLW radio. Great era to growing up in.
The music was played by the “Motown studio musicians” they were the infamous sound of Motown. Got no real credit. Cannot recall their name They were spectacular as you can hear
Debra N The original group of Motown session musicians (when based in Detroit) was called The Funk Brothers. They are the ones performing on this song. (Once Motown relocated to LA, The Funk Brothers were phased out and replaced by The Wrecking Crew.)
The Motown studio musicians were known as the Funk Brothers. The bass line is being played by one of them, the great James Jameson. Even though you’re seeing them on Soul Train in front of an almost exclusively black crowd, their music was every bit as popular with white kids also. That was true about all the Motown performers.
The Funk Brothers were finally recognized. Watch "Standing in the Shadows of Motown". They pretty much backed up every artist that recorded for that label. I didn't know either until I found this documentary. ruclips.net/video/pynm-qfhhIA/видео.html
Jameson wasn't the bass on this track. I've always thought it was Bob Babbitt but I've read it was Malvin "Wah Wah Watson" Ragin. The Funk Brothers worked like an automobile factory with different shifts so there was always something happening in Studio A. It was after this track that Motown moved to LA & began using the Wrecking Crew. Babbitt played bass on Ball of Confusion, recorded in this same period. While checking on this I discovered something I did not know, that Babbitt played the bass on The Rubberband Man, by the Spinners who had gone over to Atlantic. So when Motown went west Babbitt for the most part went east.
Man the Temps were one of the greatest R&b groups of the 60's and ever. Glad you played this and enjoyed it brother Javon. Check out My Girl, their signature hit, and Just My Imagination and so many others. Peace to you too.
Marianne Farrell I think Berry Gordy tried to keep to a formula and these guys; Stevie, Marvin, The Jackson’s etc had to fight hard to explore their musical creativity. The Isleys had to go to Epic in order to release Summer Breeze, Who’s That Lady etc. Oh and his name is Berry Gordy
This is a perfect representation of Motown! That smooth ass base, the trumpet, the strings, the claps, the high hat and these sweet vocals. AHHHHH just straight greatness!
One of the greatest intros ever... The Temptations 😎😎😎😎 Love how everyone takes a turn and they back to the magic Temptation dancing and harmonizing..... There will never be another group like this ✌😎
These were the days when the men stepped out in honor. Never a ugly word as they exposed the realities of life. The women and children were to be treated with respect.
When I started playing a bit of bass guitar a few years ago, my liking of this song really grew. It's a relatively simplistic bass part but STILL, it requires perfect timing and technique. There is definitely nothing simplistic about those great harmonies though. The Temptations are Legends!
You hit on a staple of great music. So much more to them to hear. You don't hear this type of music anymore because this is GREAT music that people still recognize. Listen on my friend and enjoy
'The Temps' as we called them. Thanks for getting to them. I saw them back in the day, all their songs were thrilling, their harmonies and dance moves fantastic. Loved all their voices but especially Dennis Edwards', you should check him doing 'Don't Look Any Further' with Siedah Garret.
I can put on the extended version and listen all freaking day. Brother, being this back? I'm 61...welcome! I'm getting old, you take over for me. Keep playing this old, REAL R&B!
“Ain’t Too Proud to Beg”. Super great song. Then, you could go on and on through their music catalog and not find a bad song. Wow, this was great. I’d never heard it live!
Your right! Kids your age have NO idea about all the great music that they have missed. People played instruments, singers had God given talent, and you couldnt not dance. Today it is all electronic foolery and auto-tune, and nasty lyrics.
Lots of good times with the Temptations! They had one hit after the next. My friends and I would leave work, get in the car, and just drive around listening to the Temptations! Of course we would all sing along!!!! Awesome Times!!
A companion piece to this song is by Gladys Knight & the Pips 'Daddy Could Swear I Declare'. Yes The Temptations were probably the best but we had tons of great soul/r&b bands back then, The Four Tops, Stylistics, Delfonics, Smokey Robinson & the Miracles, The Dramatics, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, The Commodores, Chi-Lites, Spinners
Lots of good recommendations being made and you can't go wrong with any of them. My personal favorite is "Just My Imagination". The song "My Girl" is a great one, too. Another Motown group you should check out is The Spinners. They had the same great mix of voices and strong harmonies and I think you would enjoy them.
Smokey Robinson and the Miracles! (Smokey also wrote a lot of Motown's biggest hits - including some of the Temptation's songs - I believe he is still active in the music industry).
How can you not be sensitive to the pain in this story of his and many of others lifetime. The music is great, the story is much more... To me this is soul meeting blues.
This goes for the whole page. Thanks for playing all these great tunes I was privileged enough to be there when all these tunes hit the radio, I love them all !!!!! I wanted to sing just like Gladys knight so badly !!!!!!!!!!😆🤣😅😆🤣🤧
I saw the Temptations in 2014 in Louisville ,Ky at a Mohammed Ali center benefit concert they opened up for Bruno Mars.They sounded exactly like they did on their albums when much younger and danced in sync to every song it was so much fun.💛
The Temptations.... well know for their amazing songs a spot on dance moves ! They went through many different members but like always the songs and dance moves stayed perfect ✌😎 Performers in evey sense of the word ! Doubt if we will ever see anything close to them again !
Welcome to my youth my friend. I watched Soul Train every Saturday. Because of the music from the 60'sand 70's that listened to it's now hard for me to enjoy todays modern music.
Styx is a great group Babe ! Oliver Good morning sunshine ! Steppenwolf Magic carpet ride , Guess Who No Time! Juice Newton Angel of the morning and Hearts Andy Gibb youngest Berger Don’t throw it all away Paul Davis I go crazy! Sweet Fox on the run! 10 cc I’m not in Love that’s a few I could go on and on but well go with these for now 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
It is Way cool to see someone experience The Temps for the first time, and you picked probably my fav song. I'd recommend Ball of Confusion and Psychodelic Shack, but they don't have any bad songs. One of the best bands ever.
actually breaks my heart when I learn someone today has no idea about Motown and groups like The Temptations... but makes me smile when they first discover what we've known for decades to be the greatness that it is.
makes me feel a bit guilty about taking it for granted- we just assumed Motown was cranking out sounds like the Ford plant was cranking out vehicles-forever- with no end in sight
Agreeeeed
Motown music saved my life as a teenager.
Just love seeing you discover this amazing music! Please check out more by this terrific group.
The Motown groups were so good and the songwriting and music production doesn't get the credit they deserve in my opinion.
Now you see why us "old dudes" don't like today's music. LOL
Us old gals too!
got that right lol
some good stuff today as well.
@@lindabrand6167 comparable?
You do you, man- but this "old dude" has found music I love in every decade i've been alive- (everybody from Otis Redding to Lil Nas X)
It makes me so happy to see youngers like you learn what real Singing and music is all about
This is true R&B, not vulgar, not about sex, it was about life!
I miss watching Soul Train!
Me too,but music has Changed
R& has ALWAYS had songs about sex.
Aahhh! Soul Train, man that takes me back! Motown, Hells Yah!
It has something about Sex but they just known how to tell them in smooth way
The mid 60's til the mid 70's was a magical time for music. Radio stations played Motown, Stax, James Brown, Aretha, Beatles, Stones, The Who, James Taylor, Roberta Flack, etc. Etc. Etc.
When R&B was GREAT.
On 8 track of course. And loaded.
Stephen Hanson and reggae, and folk, and underground, and Southern rock, and even jazz. We listed to it all, loved it all.
Pretty much any radio station no matter the format they played you could always hear something good.
I'm so glad that I grew up then. There's been nothing like it since.
Like you just said: "They need to bring this style of music back." The Understatement of The Decade
As a black man I'm glad this was the music that came on my radio in my teens. Great times... what's happened to music now?
Motown was the great make out music
The elders sold us out. That's what happened to the music. If you want honesty.
As a white boy growing up in the UK at the time I'm glad this music was played on my radio.
As a white man I'm glad this was the music that came on my radio in my teens. Great times... what's happened to music now?
My husband and I love the Temptations SO much that we decided to get married on the "3rd of September, a day I'll always remember" from the first line of this song. The rest of the song is not 'romantic' but we've never forgotten an anniversary... x
Jayvee you play the BEST music.....I'm dancing in my chair. Forgetting all the bad news on tv and the riots. I wish we were back in the 70's. God bless you Jayvee
Me too
Truth!
Grew up listening to these sounds. A time where words wasn't offending women. A time when it didn't matter what you listen to. Just got into the groove
Yo me too bruh
The 70’s were LITERALLY the golden age
You have discovered greatness my friend. The Temptations were one of the driving forces of Motown. Fantastic vocals and Dennis Edwards(lead vocals on this song) had a soulful voice.
The Temptations were amazing. Everybody liked their music.
Facts
Marvin Gaye, What's Goin' On and Inner City Blues
Another vote for listening to "What's Goin' On".
Do u think he is ready for Marvin Gaye?
Sexual Healing would be fun to watch him react to! 😂
@@terryperry8636 oh no, then he will loose every bit of innocence left in him.
Mercy, Mercy Me (The Ecology Song).
Ain't No Mountain High Enough with Tammy Terrell.
"Aint Too Proud To Beg" is one of their best.
Yeah, they do need to bring this back. Try, "Ain't Too Proud to Beg".
Another vote for "Ain't Too Proud to Beg".
And another from me.
Love that song...
Tyrone Sharp
love this song
Tyrone Sharp
"Ain't too proud to beg" is the main Alarm on my iPhone. Never turn it off! Always gets me up!
I am a red headed 59 year old lady. I’ve loved this song since I was 11. The Temptations, the Four Tops, Earth, Wind and Fire, the Jackson 5 so many great groups that I loved. I feel so bad that the music industry has strayed so far from its roots. I guess my generation was spoiled. We had fantastic music. It brought us all together.
The musicianship and lyrics were amazing. "When he died all he left was alone." Great line, tells you everything you need to know.
"Just my Imagination" is a great Temptations tune.
One of the longest build-ups of all of build-up history.
One of the best too.
I remember reading a comment on this song saying I've had relationships shorter than the intro... I thought that was funny.
You think that's a long intro, hear the album version!!!
Damn you make me feel old. I’m like he’s never heard of the Temptations, what? They have even made a movie about them. Wait until you start down this rabbit hole. I still know all the words to their songs. They are so good.
Truth!!!
Lol i mean im young and i couldn't believe he's never heard of them either. Where im from in America everyone grows up on Motown even now.
The Temptations were known for their choreography - smooth moves and always on point.
You can't go wrong with 'The Motown Sound'. Try Smokey Robinson Cruisin'
Oh, hell yes!
Should also listen to the miracles " do it baby"
Oh yeah! Smokey! Soooo smooth. And Being With You.
Gwenneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis did an amazing version of Cruisin
Great group !!
Soo glad your covering one of the GREATEST groups of Motown, The Temptations! They always dressed to the nines, had great dance moves and harmonies. Early Temps had the troubled and great lead singer David Ruffin
I forgot the last name of one of them-Eddie ...
@@kempmt1 Kendricks
Eddie Kendrick
Look up "pure funk" in an online dictionary, and this song plays! This is as good as it gets! The Temptations are legendary. Motown is DEFINITELY a door you want to open.
The Temptations were one of the greatest groups of all time. You don’t know what you were missing. They never had a bad song. All hits. Thanks for playing it.
SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE!!!
Hot Fun in the Summertime
Dance to the Music, Thank you (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
Another great band. But they may not show for the performance.
@@mmay2669 Another vote for listening to "Dance to the Music".
They were great - Everyday People
Please listen to Edwin Starr's "WAR", an amazing righteous tune that should also be heard again.
Should be played a whole lot.
And not quite so much but on target is Country Joe and the Fish, "Vietnam song."
Yes
I was just thinking that he should check out "War"
Yes!!
You got that right!
The Temps were wonderful...and so were Dianah Ross & The Supremes and a dozen other Motown artists. Thank you Berry Gordy!!!!
I love the beginning, where it layers the sounds. Nothing can beat it!
Get ready from the 60s and My girl .can't beat Motown
Another vote for listening to "Get Ready".
I'd like to see Get Ready, followed by Rare Earth's version of Get Ready.
PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE, BY GREAT TEMPTATIONS. LOVE THIS SONG AND HAUNTING SOUND... GREAT REACTION JAYVEE
Temptations have so many great songs. One of my favorites is "Can't get next to you."
YES.. You need to hear/see Can't Get Next to You.
Btw, love your name. It reminds me of my grandson D'Javon. It's actually what kept me watching you before I subscribed
This is “Soul Train” was on every Saturday afternoon, they always had popular groups and singers on the show
Always came on after the morning cartoons and shows at lunch time if I remember correctly.
We got Soul Train here in Australia for a little while back in the mid 70s. I had never seen anything like it and I thought it was the coolest show on tv - still do.
Broadway has a tributet "the temptations". I can't wait to see it this year !
Really enjoyed this masterpiece! Another classic of theirs is “Just My Imagination “. But you have to check out Marvin Gaye- “Mercy, Mercy, Me” or “What’s Goin On”, major hits in the 70s.
MOTOWN! Some of the greatest soul artists came out of there. Living across the border in Windsor we were treated to these act's trying out their new stuff on a weekly basis and played constantly on CKLW radio. Great era to growing up in.
Check out Jimmy Ruffin "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted." Same era.
@@beatleschick Jimmy Ruffin is David s older brother
Glad to see you discover Motown, you should check out “Bernadette” by the Four Tops!
The music was played by the “Motown studio musicians” they were the infamous sound of Motown. Got no real credit. Cannot recall their name They were spectacular as you can hear
Debra N The original group of Motown session musicians (when based in Detroit) was called The Funk Brothers. They are the ones performing on this song.
(Once Motown relocated to LA, The Funk Brothers were phased out and replaced by The Wrecking Crew.)
The Motown studio musicians were known as the Funk Brothers. The bass line is being played by one of them, the great James Jameson.
Even though you’re seeing them on Soul Train in front of an almost exclusively black crowd, their music was every bit as popular with white kids also. That was true about all the Motown performers.
The Funk Brothers were finally recognized. Watch "Standing in the Shadows of Motown". They pretty much backed up every artist that recorded for that label. I didn't know either until I found this documentary.
ruclips.net/video/pynm-qfhhIA/видео.html
Jameson wasn't the bass on this track. I've always thought it was Bob Babbitt but I've read it was Malvin "Wah Wah Watson" Ragin. The Funk Brothers worked like an automobile factory with different shifts so there was always something happening in Studio A. It was after this track that Motown moved to LA & began using the Wrecking Crew. Babbitt played bass on Ball of Confusion, recorded in this same period. While checking on this I discovered something I did not know, that Babbitt played the bass on The Rubberband Man, by the Spinners who had gone over to Atlantic. So when Motown went west Babbitt for the most part went east.
Great to hear the full version, usually you hear the radio edit version.
Old Rock Geeser actually this isn’t the full version. The full version is 13 minutes long and there’s a part with keys that sounds AMAZING.
EVERYTHING The Temptations did was amazing!
Check out the Spinners “ I’ll be There”
Man the Temps were one of the greatest R&b groups of the 60's and ever. Glad you played this and enjoyed it brother Javon. Check out My Girl, their signature hit, and Just My Imagination and so many others. Peace to you too.
Try "My Girl"
Look up Barry Gordy...That was a visionary.
Another vote for listening to "My Girl".
A friend in High School worked with Gordy in those days.
ted ritola Disco!
Marianne Farrell I think Berry Gordy tried to keep to a formula and these guys; Stevie, Marvin, The Jackson’s etc had to fight hard to explore their musical creativity. The Isleys had to go to Epic in order to release Summer Breeze, Who’s That Lady etc. Oh and his name is Berry Gordy
This is a perfect representation of Motown! That smooth ass base, the trumpet, the strings, the claps, the high hat and these sweet vocals. AHHHHH just straight greatness!
The Chi-lites, “oh girl” needs to be one you check out, once you dive into Motown you’ll never be the same!
One of my favorite songs of all time. I adore You are Everything by the Stylistics too.
They gotcha chair dancing 😂👏💕😊
MoTown was a powerhouse. Temptations, Spinners, Four Tops, Supremes, and on and on.
Yes and the O' Jays too
Takes me back to my day. I love it. Great reactions.
The musical instruments in this song were great! Plus the voices!❤☮️
My favorite song by one of the greatest groups ever.
This is so well constructed, and the way they weave classical instruments into the groove was groundbreaking for it's day....
I agree we need to bring back these amazing groups. I love the temptations and all motown music.
"I Wish it Would Rain" or "Ball of Confusion" by the Temptations.
Welcome to the Sounds of Detroit in the 60s & 70s
I could watch your videos, everyday for the next 5 years, they are that great. And yet another nice song from my childhood.
The Temptations are iconic ❤
One of the greatest intros ever...
The Temptations 😎😎😎😎
Love how everyone takes a turn and they back to the magic Temptation dancing and harmonizing..... There will never be another group like this ✌😎
This is Motown. 🔥I believe this is “The Soul Train” tv show🚂
The musicians were the incomparable Funk Brothers, many oF whom played in Detroit jazz clubs when Berry Gordy brought them together at Motown.
These were the days when the men stepped out in honor. Never a ugly word as they exposed the realities of life. The women and children were to be treated with respect.
Even their hand movements are synchronized. Very talented and professional.
When I started playing a bit of bass guitar a few years ago, my liking of this song really grew. It's a relatively simplistic bass part but STILL, it requires perfect timing and technique. There is definitely nothing simplistic about those great harmonies though. The Temptations are Legends!
All those beautiful Afros!
I saw them live and in concert in my younger days. They were awesome.
You hit on a staple of great music. So much more to them to hear. You don't hear this type of music anymore because this is GREAT music that people still recognize. Listen on my friend and enjoy
Check out ball of confusion! Another masterpiece
I agree! Bring it back! I used to watch Soul Train back in the day...
'The Temps' as we called them. Thanks for getting to them. I saw them back in the day, all their songs were thrilling, their harmonies and dance moves fantastic. Loved all their voices but especially Dennis Edwards', you should check him doing 'Don't Look Any Further' with Siedah Garret.
I can put on the extended version and listen all freaking day.
Brother, being this back? I'm 61...welcome! I'm getting old, you take over for me. Keep playing this old, REAL R&B!
“Ain’t Too Proud to Beg”. Super great song. Then, you could go on and on through their music catalog and not find a bad song. Wow, this was great. I’d never heard it live!
Your right! Kids your age have NO idea about all the great music that they have missed. People played instruments, singers had God given talent, and you couldnt not dance. Today it is all electronic foolery and auto-tune, and nasty lyrics.
Love the old. Love the new.
Well said, glad I'm not the only one that thinks that
We sound like our parents!
@@hennpaul lol, yes, and our kids will sound like us. Circle of life 😁
I think it greatly depends. Where im from every kid i know was raised on Motown. Im also from Detroit so...
Temptations were great! On of my favorite bands of all time and this I think is their best song! Love it! Thanks for your reaction to Temptations!
Lots of good times with the Temptations! They had one hit after the next. My friends and I would leave work, get in the car, and just drive around listening to the Temptations! Of course we would all sing along!!!! Awesome Times!!
"They got everything, man!" Exactly
A companion piece to this song is by Gladys Knight & the Pips 'Daddy Could Swear I Declare'.
Yes The Temptations were probably the best but we had tons of great soul/r&b bands back then, The Four Tops, Stylistics, Delfonics, Smokey Robinson & the Miracles, The Dramatics, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, The Commodores, Chi-Lites, Spinners
They ABSOLUTELY need to bring this music back! This song is so heavy but the total collaberation is PERFECTION.
This is classic!! Music today isnt music, its noise!
Great song from my more youthful years. Try "Slipping Into Darkness," by War. Another great, but simple song by the Temptations is "My Girl."
Lots of good recommendations being made and you can't go wrong with any of them. My personal favorite is "Just My Imagination". The song "My Girl" is a great one, too. Another Motown group you should check out is The Spinners. They had the same great mix of voices and strong harmonies and I think you would enjoy them.
Just my imagination is great . The rolling stones did it justice
I’m from Germany and i still love this Song.
Top musicians of the day. Real talent. Vocals , writing, everything. Real musicians playing.
Need do some more live shows from SoulTrain. Love the acts they had, and the dancers!
Give me the Temptations, Impressions, 4 Tops and Marvin Gaye. Love them all.
Smokey Robinson and the Miracles! (Smokey also wrote a lot of Motown's biggest hits - including some of the Temptation's songs - I believe he is still active in the music industry).
How can you not be sensitive to the pain in this story of his and many of others lifetime. The music is great, the story is much more... To me this is soul meeting blues.
This goes for the whole page. Thanks for playing all these great tunes I was privileged enough to be there when all these tunes hit the radio, I love them all !!!!! I wanted to sing just like Gladys knight so badly !!!!!!!!!!😆🤣😅😆🤣🤧
The Ojays is another band you should check out with their song Love Train or Backstabbers!
Now, listen to "Can't Get Next To You," and "Get Ready." The latter song is by the band Rare Earth-also a Motown band.
I saw the Temptations in 2014 in Louisville ,Ky at a Mohammed Ali center benefit concert they opened up for Bruno Mars.They sounded exactly like they did on their albums when much younger and danced in sync to every song it was so much fun.💛
Great!.Also loved The Floaters and "Float on". The outfits and moves🥰 Such a cool era.
This is pure talent. I live the temptations! There’s a play about their life on Broadway called “Aint to Proud”. It’s amazing
The movie is really good too. I'm not sure how accurate it is, but it's a good watch.
You just made my day young man ,love this tune ,keep digging up them old jams
The Temptations.... well know for their amazing songs a spot on dance moves !
They went through many different members but like always the songs and dance moves stayed perfect ✌😎
Performers in evey sense of the word !
Doubt if we will ever see anything close to them again !
my all time favourite group! Dennis Edwards vocals spectacular here!
Welcome to my youth my friend. I watched Soul Train every Saturday. Because of the music from the 60'sand 70's that listened to it's now hard for me to enjoy todays modern music.
this would have been perfect for soundtrack of movie [shaft] it got that vibe
The Temptations are Top!. love there Music!!!..
Real voices and fantastic musicians!!!!!
Another great group is the Isley Brothers ,Between the sheets
Styx is a great group Babe ! Oliver Good morning sunshine ! Steppenwolf Magic carpet ride , Guess Who No Time! Juice Newton Angel of the morning and Hearts Andy Gibb youngest Berger Don’t throw it all away Paul Davis I go crazy! Sweet Fox on the run! 10 cc I’m not in Love that’s a few I could go on and on but well go with these for now 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
It is Way cool to see someone experience The Temps for the first time, and you picked probably my fav song. I'd recommend Ball of Confusion and Psychodelic Shack, but they don't have any bad songs. One of the best bands ever.
We knew you would love it..... Your so right; "They need to bring this back"....... Brilliant .....Now you know why we would dance all night.....
Omg! CHILLS every time! It never gets old!!! 🎶🎶🤩✨✨✨