WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Martha Reeves and the Vandellas - Nowhere to Run REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Martha Reeves and the Vandellas - Nowhere to Run REACTION
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Martha and the Vandellas have a lot of great, great songs. "Dancing In The Street", "Heatwave","Jimmy MacK"...on and on.
Especially "Dancin' in the Street," although each of them became my favorite when they came out. I remember block parties and teen clubs where their songs piped through the speakers and everyone had to dance and we did the jerk, shingalling, and the pony!
Yup, "dancing in the streets". Motown is what it is 👍🏼😊
Yep😊
Of the Motown girl groups, Martha and the Vandellas hit the hardest. They rocked.
It’s not Motown. It was under the Gordy record rather then Motown.
Berry Gordy had three record labels at the time this song was recorded. Tamla, Motown and Gordy.
Agree. Love Martha and the Vandellas.
Let's not forget solid Gold MTV nonstop music videos 247
@@channelthree9424 it’s still Motown even if label said Gordy. The labels were created so more Motown could be played on radio as at time radio stations had restrictions on how much music they could play on a specific label so Motown and stax and other companies created subsidiary labels to get around it. Martha Reeves in her many interviews talks about being a Motown artist and member of Motown family.
@@channelthree9424 Labels like Gordy and Tamla were subsidiaries, all owned and controlled by the parent company, Motown Record Corporation. I don't think it's incorrect to call Martha & The Vandellas a Motown artist. It's like saying the Beatles were not EMI artists in the UK, because they were on the EMI subsidiary label Parlaphone.
Martha worked as Berry Gordy's secretary at Hitsville in Detroit. She filled in as a backup singer for Marvin Gaye when a singer didn't show up, and she got a session after Mary Wells didn't show for a lead vocal.
Three more Martha And The Vandellas songs: "Heat Wave" "Dancin' In The Street" "Jimmy Mack."
After Gordy bugged out of Detroit, Martha tried to make it on another label. She never matched her Motown success. She was, though, a Detroit City Councilwoman for several years.
Thanks so much for sharing that! I had no idea....very interesting!
Was Bob Babbit on Bass?
@@riccrothall4828 "Nowhere To Run" came out in 1965. I don't think Babbit got to Hitsville until around 1968 or 69. My money's on Jamerson.
"Dancing in the streets" ♥️♥️👍🏼😊✌🏼😎
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Heatwave" and "Dancing in the Street" !!!!
The b side of the nowhere to run single is pretty good too it's called motorim'
This is THE Motown sound.
Really? 😮
And the Temps.
Yes!
Absolutely!
Absolutely ! When the Funk Brothers are cookin' like this, it's impossible to sit still.
Baby boomers rise up! Our era, the pinnacle of Motown 1964-1973.
My relatives are younger boomers (60s kids)
I’m here! Boomers unite!
Here I am from 1953! 👍💞
⭐PINNACLE OF MOTOWN INDEED⭐
@@shilohauraable 1955 here!
One of the incredible bass lines from the indelibly great Motown bass player James Jamerson.
YESSSS.. the GREAT James Jamerson
I came here to say that! Great, great bass work on this one.
Sir Paul’s idol.
I always hated the Motown groups performances on The Ed Sullivan Show. (There are lots of examples on YT). They usually had live vocals with music provided either live or pre-recorded by a CBS orchestra. Not even close to the Funk Brothers groove.
Have you reacted to "Jimmy Mack" yet? Martha Reeves and the Vandellas have so many hits that can keep you reacting for years to come. Jay, brush up on your sounds a bit. Martha Reeves and the Vandellas are 100% MOTOWN‼️
✌️😁❤️🎶🎶🎶👍
One of the best songs with a drum opening and bass follow
Martha and the Vandellas are underrated. Their songs were some of the best of Motown. Dancing in the Street, Jimmy Mack, Heatwave, definitely this one.
Too me, Martha and the Vandellas are THE Motown Sound; then Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, the Sumpremes.
@@marleneobstnash5517 I think the Temptations have to be in there somewhere, too.
@@Wordsmyth8don't forget the four tops especially their songs I'll be there (reach out) and they have a lot of other good songs but my favorite buy them that's not as well known is called to ask the lonely, the studio and the greatest hits records are good but you really got to look into live at rooster land in Detroit that's a really good live club record that I picked up a couple years ago I prefer that over the greatest hits it's a really good album it doesn't sound like in a stadium it sounds live because it's in a music jazz and soul club that was in Detroit for a long time but I don't think the rooster Land club exists anymore, and it even has an announcer announcing the band and asking them questions before they play their songs.
Batted 1000 today! Great job ❤❤❤❤. Others by this group ... Dancing in the Streets, Heatwave and Jimmy Mack!!!! All great!!!!❤❤❤❤
Dancing in the streets
The Marvelettes - Forever
Barbara Mason - Yes, I’m Ready
Barbara Lewis - Hello Stranger
Hello Stranger is one of my favorites by Barbara Lewis
The marvelettes did a great song called I think it's called twisting it's from 1961 it even has like a fuzz guitar background sound which is pretty uncommon for a soul record of the time.
This song was used prominently in the movie The Warriors, and it was co-opted for the movie John Wick for a similar scene.
aww damn! i thought thats were i heard it!!!!! the race across ny!
yessir 😊
You youngsters have only scraped the surface with this group. Martha & Vandellas' library includes "Heatwave", "Dancing in the Streets", "Jimmy Mack", "My Baby Loves Me", "Quicksand" and "Love (Makes Me do Foolish Things)". They also have a song that The Beatles borrowed for the guitar introduction of "Revolution". Great reactions!
HUGE HIT!!! THEY SING "DANCIN' IN THE STREETS"!!!! 🎤❤🎤❤🎤❤🎵🎤🎶🎵🎤🎶🎵
Arnold McCuller revised this song for the soundtrack of the 1979 movie, "The Warriors."
This version doesnt quite reach the level of a Martha Reeves but in the context of this movie it hits hard.
The entire soundtrack is awesome and the movie, an experience!!
They were on the Good Morning, Vietnam soundtrack.
A great film!
I owned that soundtrack. Listened to it constantly.
Fun production fact: At Motown, when it came time to press the master acetate of the record the musicians would stand next to the machine that was literally cutting the acetate and add handclaps, tambourines, other percussion instruments and even vocals as the needle was imprinting the sound from the tape. Those sounds would end up on the "top" of the mix, which is why Motown records have that punch.
It’s about time!
As a Detroit guy, it’s hurts my heart that you’ve never heard Martha and the Vandellas before. Please take a weekend and dive into Motown and the Detroit sound from the 50s, 60s and early 70s.
As a Detroit neighbor from Flint, I agree.
It hurts my heart that they haven't heard a lot of great music and artist from our past.
as some one from London England it hurts me too. How can you think they might be from New York pure Motown just like Tommy Hearns
THE sound of CKLW back in the day. Cheers from a Cleveland guy who remembers.
@@lsrx101 I can hear the jingle now… C K L W….the MOTOR cityyyy😊
That was a good dance song. Yes a very Happy song 😊
This was my parents' music and the first music I remember hearing was Motown. I love this music!
Martha was a secretary at Motown Records who was overheard by Barry Gordy singing in the office, he put her in the booth and the rest is history.
That's really cool story it's a very similar story that would happen to Evelyn Champagne King she was a teenager cleaning it was either an apartment building or the studio where they recorded the music themselves they heard her singing (this was in 1976) the The producers really liked what they heard they overheard Evelyn singing while cleaning with her mother and they signed her to a contract not too long after and Evelyn King she made records from the late 70s until the late eighties then she became a mom and started only singing gospel music around 1989 or so but there's someone needs to do reaction to her music cuz she has a lot of good music from the 1977 first album until her 1988 New Jack swing album which was her last major release.
LOVE this song! This song has been in several movies.
Looooove Motown!!!!! Love your hair straightened!!
Now this is a jam! First heard this in the movie Good Morning Vietnam, been hooked on Ms. Reeves since!😊
😅😅 First time I heard it was in that old movie The Warriors. It's been around for awhile. Later she dropped the last name out of the band name and it became just Martha and The Vandellas
Dancin in the Street🎉
Once again another one the greatest female groups under the umbrella of the internationally famous Detroit “SOUND OF MOTOWN”. Thanks for sharing. We love you ❤here in Atlanta!!
Remember, Motown acts don't play the instruments. It's always the in-house backing band The Funk Brothers, and I think that this is one of the best compositions they ever wrote. I think it's one of the best drum intros of all time, too. The person killing it on the tambourine is Jack Ashford, who is now the only surviving member of The Funk Brothers.
Agreed and you beat me to it.
It's a cool combination of tambourine and horns, with the piano setting up the melody.
I'm going to make a guess that the drummer was Benny Benjamin (Motown wouldn't credit the musicians on their record covers.) That snare drum was HOT and the fills are really badass.
I always hated the Motown groups performances on The Ed Sullivan Show. (There are lots of examples on YT). They usually had live vocals with music provided either live or pre-recorded by a CBS orchestra. Not even close to the Funk Brothers groove.
Thank you guys.... Don't forget dancing in the street lol ...luv you both... These guys were all Detroit 1957 they started...OMG I forgot Jimmy Mack
Motown memories from a Motown master group! Boy.. did these women know how to harmonize..and Martha Reeves..well, she was the lead wonder! Long list of great songs already listed that we can still dance and boogie to.
Good old Motown you can never go wrong with Motown. Bring back many good memories 🧑🏾🦳🧑🏾🦳
My favorite by them is Heat Wave. They are one of great Motown girl groups!
I love Linda’s cover of Heat Wave
One of those rare iconic songs
Martha and the Vandellas and this song as well was mentioned by Robin Williams in the Movie "Good Morning Vietnam" perhaps that is why it maybe familiar to you.
The Warriors!!!!
My first thought!! LOVED that movie!!
@@raymondohlsen5054that was my first thought too
Clack clack clack Warriors... come out and playay! (Found out recently that part was improvised and the director liked it so much they kept it)
@@TonyM1961 Yes, it was. One of my favorite scenes!
“Listen up all you boppers out there” Lol
Love Motown! These ladies are so good. Please follow this rabbit hole!
Total Detroit radio flashback. CKLW… in the Motor Cities…
Portable transistor radio…
Dick Purtan!
Iove everything by this group they are truly Motown royalty, Quicksand is one of my favorites❤❤❤
This song with ALWAYS be a banger.
Fun fact: The musicians were not happy with the percussion on this -so they went out to one of their cars got a set of tire chains and used it for percussion.
This was one greatest song ever this when my was a teenager this was one favorite and when she played and i became a fan of all motown Martha and vandellas amazing here. Youngest don't know this was great music take time learn from yesterday music because if was these great artists who paved the way for no excuses to know of great musicians like this .
Oh yeah, the Motown backseat and awesome vocals!
Loved this song in the movie “The Warriors”
Martha and the Vandellas is my favorite Motown group, hands down. Nowhere to Run is my favorite of their songs. So thanks!
Motown, straight from the Snake Pit with the Funk Brothers ...... Yeah, Barry Gordy !
We danced and we danced and we danced...
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The energy, the attitude...Not only does this have soul- this ishh is punk
Thank you, thank you!! Love this amnd their other songs, and takes me back to the 60's. We could not be still when Motown played on the radio, or when we played our 45's. I am 73 now and still "Dancing in the Street"!
This is their GREATEST song! Another great example from the iconic Motown sound.
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas Motown greats along with Diana Ross and the Supremes, I'm surprised you haven't done them yet but you have now, more please! 😉 Jay&Amber Great Reaction👍 Peace✌️ and Love❤️ your 70 year old forever Young Hippie Gary😊 💃 👯♂️ this is Dancing music from the 60's 🕺
I love Martha and the Vandellas. In the '60s, we all were crazy about the Supremes, but Martha's stuff grooved much harder and imo has aged a lot better.
I agree ! I love The Supremes, but Martha really got down !!
Martha and the Vandellas felt real, and Martha had such a unique voice.
For me, the Supremes were very talented but felt sooo overproduced that it was a bit sterile.
Both groups had excellent songs.
This song is in Good Morning Vietnam along with many other 60's hits.
Jimmy Mack is a song my mom always said she liked because she actually knew a guy named Jimmy Mack.
Love Martha and the Vandellas! How can you not get up and dance?
Yay!!! Genuine MoTown founders!!
Martha and the Vandellas are the QUEENS of Motown!!!
This is great. When I hear this song it reminds me of the movie "Good Morning Vietnam" with Robin Williams RIP!! This is another great 80s comedy y'all should check out.
Definitely Motown. This is one of the songs in the soundtrack of the film Good Morning Vietnam, with Robin Williams.
"Warriors, come out and play-aa!"
They were up there with the best groups . On another note Amber love your new hair color style and cut, keep it up guys I’m a baby boomer I grew up with this music ❤👍🙏
So many great songs of theirs to check out. Heatwave, Jimmy Mack & Dancing in the Street
There’s a lot of good music in Good Morning Vietnam, including this song, and some of Robin Williams’ best film comedy.
Omg, watch Good Morning, Vietnam. I'll just leave it there.
This music is what I grew up on great music
Fantastic group!
Also... Good Morning Vietnam!!😉😁
Dancing in the street is simply a must hear classic!
I was so hoping you get to this song , it is a feel good song
Dancing in the Streets is nice too by Martha & the Vandellas 😊
Martha Reeves in her prime one of my top 5 black female singers. Terrific voice, classy.
So much fun, I just refound you two, so glad I have!
This was in Good Morning Vietnam during that first Robin Williams radio rant
Referencing this song, you shoul check out The Warriors on your movie page!
This group is so awesome. Please keep checking them out. Love your reactions!
One of my favorites from this era. Always picture a bunch of criminals scrambling as the cops come rolling in from every direction. LOL.
Love this group then in the 60's and Love them now!!! Sooooo good!!! They were pioneers of girl groups!!!
Yes, finally. These ladies had a bunch of hits. Check out love is like a heat wave, dancing in the street, Jimmy, Mack and Martha’s favorite song. My baby loves me with the four Tops back, and Martha and the Vandellas up. Check out the version of this where Martha and the Vandellas are singing this song going through the Detroit Ford plant while they’re making a 1965 mustang convertible. One of the first music videos.
J & Amber you've reacted to so many songs and we TY. You're always kind and respectful and you say something positive even when you're not all that fond of the song. The names Shondells, Shirelles, Vandellas all sound a bit similar. You can't recall them all. You guys are great.
The back-up band for Barry Gordy at Hitsville USA (Motown) was known as the Funk Brothers.
One of my favorite old songs is by The Crystals and it's called Then He Kissed Me. ❤
TSOP The Sound of Philadelphia. Great Music!
@@PC-ub4tv This is the Detroit Sound of Motown.
This was a big song enjoyed by the soldiers in the Vietnam war.
Fyi they were bigger than the supremes at one time and they had a song baned because they thought it would cause a riot, the song was called dancing in the streets,you might want to check it out,by the way you both do a great job i really enjoy your channel.
Great song that was in the movie The Warriors.
That song sounds so underrated and classic!
I LOVE Martha! Crimson and Clover was Tommy James and the Shondells.
“(Love is like a) Heatwave” is the next song of theirs you need to listen to
Yes
Yes and show the video.
Absolutely
This song brings tears, when I listen to the lyrics. Memories can be a great weight, but this group was so talented I still love this song. Can't help but jump up and dance !
Such a jam.
Fantastic group! Such great songs. Love the 60's girl groups.
Martha was the secretary at MOTOWN. They didn't know what they had until they put her in front of the microphone and bam!
Thanks to you two, you’re wonderful. Please stay true to what you do best and don’t let yourself be bought out like others
In high-school I got to see them in concert with both sets of vandellas it was awesome !!
When I was very young all I had was a ball radio only AM stations and I remember loving this song as I fell ASLEEP.
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas did the most famous song "Dancing in the Street." It was a great song! You did react to a cover by Jagger and Bowie but that in no way compares to the original.
Loved this song when it came out and it still makes me want to get up and dance.
Excellent classic choice. Love it ❤ . Flashback to good times.