I was going to say the same thing. I never even heard this by them. I think a lot of times they be listening to the wrong people when they recommend songs? Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye best hit together was " My Mistake" 👍🏽✌🏽
I saw them live in Cleveland in 1993. By then, they only had 3 members, and they did "You Are Everything" as part of a 4-song medley, so I didn't get to hear them perform the whole song. It was still very memorable. My friend Matt & I were the only white people in the entire building. I was shocked. LOL! I really didn't care, though.
Diana's Ross's last hit song, "Missing You", which was her last Top 10, in 1984, was a tribute to her fallen friend, Marvin Gaye, who died a year earlier, in an altercation with his father.
@@johnlong9534 Yes, I'm aware of this fact. Indeed, Amber mentioned Gaye & CCR's version at the outset of the video but couldn't recall who else had recorded it. Hence my comment on Gladys Knight.
@@Skeezer66 I know the record they played on Valentine's Day I never even heard it before. They need to really get in tune with some real old timers that can help them with this process instead of just reading comments online.
Jay & Amber ... Please more Diana - You have not even scrathched the surface. Touch Me in the Morning", "Love Hangover", "Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)", and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough, the Boss and so many more. Please Please Please!
This is a cover. They totally changed the speed and key change is very different from the original. The original is from Stylistics. A legendary group.
This version was a hit in the UK,in I think about 1973. I remember it being on the radio. But if they haven't done any songs by the Stylistics yet they very much need to do some! You Make Me Feel Brand New or perhaps I Can't Give You Anything But My Love. I was playing one of their lesser known hits,Rock 'n' Roll Baby,on here not all that long ago. All those bring back some childhood memories from the mid-70s for me.
I had many versions of this song back in the say. The Stylistics have the most popular version. I absolutely LOVE Marvin & Diana's version!!! Rod Stewart did a nice version, and David Sanborn did a great version on the sax.
Marvin Gaye, I consider his voice the standard by which others are judged. His "Star Spangled Banner" at a Lakers game in the early 80's the greatest rendition I have ever heard. I was fortunate to be watching that game when he performed it. Noone else is even close.
Jay & Amber, you'll love Diana's "Touch Me in the Morning", "Love Hangover", "Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)", and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" !!!! Also duet her with Lionel Richie "Endless Love"!!!! You'll love Marvin's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"(w/Tammi Terrell), "Sexual Healing" and "Mercy Mercy Me"!!!!
Great song...I went to see Diana in Baton Rouge, LA in 2014 and she was unreal! Her relationship with Marvin is so beautiful...checkout "Missing You" after Marvin passed away...she captures their relationship and how special Marvin is was and will always be to ALL OF US...
Stylistics was one of my favorite groups back in high school days and this is a great song by them. I will have to say...this is a fantastic cover by two of the most talented of all time. Stylistics were part of the Sound of Philadelphia while Ross and Gaye were part of the MoTown Sound.
This is a beautiful song by two Motown greats, who complement each other so well. They did another good one 'Stop, look, listen to your Heart'. Happy Valentine Day-Colin Ward
Definitely should play the original version by The Stylistics of this song. For another Diana Ross duet, check out the song All of You with Julio Iglesias. As for Marvin, he and Tammi Tyrell on You're All I Need To Get By. And solo Marvin on Sexual Healing, I Want You, Ain't That Peculiar.
They also cover Stop Look and Listen (another Stylistics song) extremely well. The hits off this particular album are My Mistake and Special Part of Me. They brought out the best of each other. Great choice! ✌️😁❤️👍🎶🎶🎶
These two were amazing as a duet and as single artists they were truly gifted. 'Too busy thinking about my baby' was a great flip-sided record by Marvin and I also loved 'Remember me' and 'I'm still waiting' by Diana...
This was originally done by the Stylistics. It's been redone many times. Another iconic version is by Phyllis Hyman. Written by the great Thom Bell and Linda Creed.
What's up Rob Squad? No one can do this song like the Stylistics. The duet that you want to listen to by Marvin and Diana is Pledging My Love. Happy Valentine's Day you two 💗 💓
As mentioned below, the original 1971 recording of this song by The Stylistics is the standard 😉 I think you’ve done the Stylistics before? “Philly R & B sound at its finest! 😊
I've never heard this cover before. I really enjoy the original by the Stylistics, but this is nice, too. Someone else mentioned "Missing You", Diana Ross' tribute to Marvin Gaye after his death. A wonderful and sad song.
this was a number 1# hit by the Stylistics With that magical Philly international sound Gamble & Huff But I love this version by Marvin & Diana. I'm gonna explore this album. I never knew. They did a remake. I've also heard two other songs off of this album. There were nice
Happy Valentine’s Day, you two cute kids!!! You should hear the Stylistics version, which unlike this pretty version, was a huge hit. It went to #9 in 1972. And Jordan, knowing how you love falsettos, the Stylistics’ version has your name on it! Also, check out Diana and Marvin on their hit You’re a Special Part of Me. Sending you both love!
Forty-one years ago yesterday, Marvin Gaye sang the most iconic "Star Spangled Banner" at the 1983 NBA All Star Game. With all due respect to Whitney Houston, there simply has never been a better version of our national anthem before or since. I hope you react to it. You will be blown away. As Magic Johnson said, "We didn't want to go on. We wanted to hear him sing some more."
I remember the event. There was a basketbalI after his concert. I have listened to Marvin Gaye's 1983 NBA All Star Game version for over 30 years before every KC Chiefs game. Marvin making love to the flag is my Star Spangled Banner.
I haven't read the comments so pardon me if this was already posted. They didn't record the vocals together for this song or the album from which it came. Diana was pregnant and Marvin insisted on smoking (pot, I think). It resulted in considerable conflict, so it's impressive that their voices are so complementary here. It's great duet. You both nailed the vocalist's roles here. Diana, often one to demand the spotlight, used her vocal prowess to support and add dimension to Marvin's grit. Had she delivered a more powerful vocal, which she was capable of, it would have compromised the sense of mourning we can hear in their performance. They both sound devastated by the loss, and they convey it with different styles that are better than either of them could have done alone. Thanks for sharing this one today.
It is said Marvin blew pot in Dianas face as he thought he was the better singer but Diana got superstar treatment compared to him. Unfortunately Marvin didn't know that Diana was pregnant with Berry Gordys baby and it broke down his relationship with Motown when Berry heaed what he did.
@@richardrichard9631 so much envy from singers who thought they were better than Diana, and in time her voice developed into an incredibly expressive, flexible instrument that could adapt to many different styles. Her phrasing, tone and underestimated power made her a truly great vocalist.
Marvin did duets with other female artists. With Tammi Terrell in the late 1960s he had hits in the UK with ‘You’re all I need to get by’ and ‘The Onion Song’. He also had a duet with Kim Weston singing ‘It takes two’ in 1966. All big hits in the UK. I think you would enjoy them. Keep up the great articulate reactions. It’s really interesting to hear the reactions of a younger generation. It’s a joy to see your open minded approach to all genres. Well done
Nice cover of the Stylistics song, but you can't beat the falsetto of Russell Tomkins Jr. Marvin & Diana had some great duets! React to "My Mistake Was To Love You" or "You're A Special Part Of Me" next. Thanks.😎❤
Oh my goodness ! To hear this again ... takes me back to a very painful breakup years ago😢 .... a bittersweet memory ... love love Marvin and Diana ❤ x
As a kid I was always used to the Stylistics original version of this song... I heard this version in my early teens and I gotta say that Marvin & Diana brought this song to life! Pure Classic Soul!
I'd never heard this until now, but it's pretty great. Two of the most incredible voices to come from the Motown camp. If Berry Gordy knew one thing, it was talent!
There's a song called "Pops, We Love You" by the quartet of Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, & Stevie Wonder. Marvin has other duets with Tammi Terrell, Mary Wells, & Kim Weston. They've never recorded together, but Marvin also sang with Tina Turner on the 1960s music show "Shindig!".
I remember finding this song on one of my parents' old 8-track tapes in the 70s as a kid. I was 7 or 8 years old, but I was so moved by these beautiful voices. So good! My brother and I discovered "Maggot Brain" (Funkadelic, 1971) in the same way!
When I was a child my eldest sister had a Diana Ross album on vinyl and she used to let me play her records and I listened to this album a lot, this song was on it, you've just reminded me of it, I have to try and buy it. Great reaction as always, wishing you both well and sending peace.
Ok, I've been listening to this song. Since 1970. they do do it justice! Yes, the Stylistics were the only ones that could really sing the song, but it's nice to hear. A younger version of it❤
The magic of studio work. It has been noted each artist sung their parts at different times /places and post editing brought them together as Diana was pregnant at the time of the recording.
wife and I saw Diana Ross and the Supremes back in 1982 in Hagerstown MD and true you are just started the entrance to Dian Ross rabbit hole as well as Marvin Gay
My 2 favourite marvin Gaye songs, that you rarely hear anymore.. are 'Wherever I Lay My Hat' and the I Heard it Thru the Grapevine soundalike 'That's The Way Love Is.'
A nice Diana Ross' song to react to is the one that Lionel Ritchie wrote for her to sing in dedication to Marvin Gaye after his tragic death. "Missing you"
I remember buying this single in the U.K , it was a great cover version of the Stylistics recording . Marvin & Diana both record their parts separate at different times & then the recording engineers mixed the final release .
Thank you very much for this one guys. This is my favorite song by the Stylistics please check out that version from (1971) and please check out My Mistake Was To Love You by Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye (1973)😊Thanks again Jay and Amber.
This was from a whole album they did. The other big hit was 'Stop Look Listen' which is just as beautiful👍 Marvin Gaye did duet albums with Mary Wells,Kim Weston and 3 with the amazing but tragic Tammi Terrell❤️
I've never heard this duet. I love them both, but this song belongs to the great Stylistics!
I was going to say the same thing. I never even heard this by them. I think a lot of times they be listening to the wrong people when they recommend songs? Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye best hit together was " My Mistake" 👍🏽✌🏽
Agreed! Both of them are great, but nothing like the Stylistics!
@@empire7179Yes! I agree. I only know 'My Mistake'.
Same.
I agree with your statement,
My preferred version of "You Are Everything" is the hit version by the amazing Stylistics from '71. TSOP !
Yessireee!!! The Stylistics all the way. Gives me chills when I think about it. One of the most beautiful songs. 😊
The Stylistics original is the definitive version with the sample by Mary J Blige a close second.
Yes!! Mine too!❤
I saw them live in Cleveland in 1993. By then, they only had 3 members, and they did "You Are Everything" as part of a 4-song medley, so I didn't get to hear them perform the whole song. It was still very memorable. My friend Matt & I were the only white people in the entire building. I was shocked. LOL! I really didn't care, though.
This is The Stylistics song. No comparison.
Not even close.
Diana's Ross's last hit song, "Missing You", which was her last Top 10, in 1984, was a tribute to her fallen friend, Marvin Gaye, who died a year earlier, in an altercation with his father.
It was a hit in the spring of 1985, and YES, that song is essential. It was written by Lionel Richie for Diana Ross to sing about Marvin Gaye.
Interesting as in the UK Diana's was still having top 10 songs well into the new millennium.
A fine duet, but Marvin's duets with Tammi Terrell are iconic. Check out "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing"
Both phenomenal hits!!
Yeah I agree the real duet is Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell . You’re All I Need to Get By is a particular favorite.
The best! She passed WAY too soon! Great call!
Marvin's work with Tami is some of my favorite of his. So many great hit singles!
Agreed. They definitely need to check some of those duets.
My favorite Marvin Gaye duet is "You're All That I Need" with Tami Tyrell.
P.S. Gladys Knight & The Pips recorded "I Heard It Through The Grapevine".
Great one!
So did Marvin Gaye and CCR. It was a hit for all three.
@@johnlong9534 Yes, I'm aware of this fact. Indeed, Amber mentioned Gaye & CCR's version at the outset of the video but couldn't recall who else had recorded it. Hence my comment on Gladys Knight.
Y'all NEED to listen to Barry White, "You're the first, the last, my everything! Thats a PERFECT Valentine's song.
My favorite song by Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye was "My Mistake" (Was To Love You). It was a Mega Hit when it came out. Happy Valentine's day guys🌷
Yesss my favorite. I bought the 45 when it came out.
Yes!! That was a better duet between them!! Classic 60's Motown!
@@Skeezer66 I know the record they played on Valentine's Day I never even heard it before. They need to really get in tune with some real old timers that can help them with this process instead of just reading comments online.
@@empire7179 I would say when they did Heatwave's "Always and Forever" it made up for it.
Jay & Amber ... Please more Diana - You have not even scrathched the surface. Touch Me in the Morning", "Love Hangover", "Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)", and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough, the Boss and so many more. Please Please Please!
Touch My In The Morning: Love that song, and even enjoy the relatively recent remix version of it.
Yes! Also, "It's My Turn" (the diana tv special version from '81), "Missing You", "The Boss" and "Surrender!"
This version does show even more how talented the Stylistics were
This is better than the stylistics
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@@douglastaggart9360 😲
@@douglastaggart9360not even. But I respect your preference and opinion
A MUST HEAR Classic,, Diana Ross
"Love Hangover" ❤️ "If there's a cure for this,, I don't want it,, Don't want it."
This is a cover. They totally changed the speed and key change is very different from the original.
The original is from Stylistics. A legendary group.
This version was a hit in the UK,in I think about 1973. I remember it being on the radio. But if they haven't done any songs by the Stylistics yet they very much need to do some! You Make Me Feel Brand New or perhaps I Can't Give You Anything But My Love. I was playing one of their lesser known hits,Rock 'n' Roll Baby,on here not all that long ago. All those bring back some childhood memories from the mid-70s for me.
My Mistake - Marvin Gaye & Diana Ross, is their best song together.
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Only song that I really liked on this album.
Oh yes
You're taking me back thank you.
Stop, Look, listen to your heart is also a brilliant example of Diana and Marvin together ❤
I had many versions of this song back in the say. The Stylistics have the most popular version. I absolutely LOVE Marvin & Diana's version!!! Rod Stewart did a nice version, and David Sanborn did a great version on the sax.
Marvin Gaye, I consider his voice the standard by which others are judged. His "Star Spangled Banner" at a Lakers game in the early 80's the greatest rendition I have ever heard. I was fortunate to be watching that game when he performed it. Noone else is even close.
David Ruffin and Marvin are my joint number 1s!! 🙂
I am with you 100% on the Star Spangled Banner! Best I ever heard.
That was actually the NBA All Star game...
@@gregcummings2826 yes, you are correct I remember the game was at the "Fabulous Forum" home of the Lakers but I forgot it was the all star game.
Diana Ross did great duet with Temptations- I’m Gonna Make You Love Me
That was when she was with the Supremes😊
This song is SO much better by the Stylistics.
Jay & Amber, you'll love Diana's "Touch Me in the Morning", "Love Hangover", "Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)", and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" !!!! Also duet her with Lionel Richie "Endless Love"!!!!
You'll love Marvin's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"(w/Tammi Terrell), "Sexual Healing" and "Mercy Mercy Me"!!!!
They did do Love Hangover, but Touch Me in the Morning...I second that one!
Theme from Mahogany & Endless Love are ESSENTIAL!!!
@@magneto7930 Amber's jaw will drop hearing "Touch Me In The Morning"!!
Touch Me In The Morning is the best!!!!
YES! Touch me in the morning and Endless love with Lionel Richie!
And Marvin Gaye LETS GET IT ON!
Great song...I went to see Diana in Baton Rouge, LA in 2014 and she was unreal! Her relationship with Marvin is so beautiful...checkout "Missing You" after Marvin passed away...she captures their relationship and how special Marvin is was and will always be to ALL OF US...
Stylistics was one of my favorite groups back in high school days and this is a great song by them. I will have to say...this is a fantastic cover by two of the most talented of all time. Stylistics were part of the Sound of Philadelphia while Ross and Gaye were part of the MoTown Sound.
Diana's best "duet" was when she sang I'm Gonna Make You Love Me with the Supremes and the Temptations.
No Doubt Marvin Gaye and Diana Ross are Iconic Legends love Them but Stylistics You Are Everything The Best Original Version
This is a beautiful song by two Motown greats, who complement each other so well. They did another good one 'Stop, look, listen to your Heart'. Happy Valentine Day-Colin Ward
Definitely should play the original version by The Stylistics of this song. For another Diana Ross duet, check out the song All of You with Julio Iglesias. As for Marvin, he and Tammi Tyrell on You're All I Need To Get By. And solo Marvin on Sexual Healing, I Want You, Ain't That Peculiar.
As others have said while this is beautiful, the stylistics version cannot be surpassed.
Brings back memories of me and my daughter singing together. Marvin is THE BEST and was far ahead of his time
They also cover Stop Look and Listen (another Stylistics song) extremely well. The hits off this particular album are My Mistake and Special Part of Me. They brought out the best of each other. Great choice!
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This is an amazing version. Love it, and I've never heard it before. Still that that smooth version by The Stylistics though!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
"My Mistake" is another great duet from these two.
Wow! They're good if they could actually make a duet out of your mistake! That's talent!
Stylistics recorded this song as well and it is also amazing
These two were amazing as a duet and as single artists they were truly gifted. 'Too busy thinking about my baby' was a great flip-sided record by Marvin and I also loved 'Remember me' and 'I'm still waiting' by Diana...
This was originally done by the Stylistics. It's been redone many times. Another iconic version is by Phyllis Hyman. Written by the great Thom Bell and Linda Creed.
I see a lot of Diana Ross recommendations. I'd love to see you react her hit song, Last Time I Saw Him. I think you'd enjoy it.
They also recorded My Mistake
Well, don't be too hard on yourself, you didn't mean it, and remember, they can always make another recording...
Great album! My favorite song from the album was "My Mistake"
What's up Rob Squad? No one can do this song like the Stylistics. The duet that you want to listen to by Marvin and Diana is Pledging My Love. Happy Valentine's Day you two 💗 💓
One of My favorite male singers and one of my favorite female singers, I always loved the both of them 👍♥️🙏✝️✌️😎
As mentioned below, the original 1971 recording of this song by The Stylistics is the standard 😉 I think you’ve done the Stylistics before? “Philly R & B sound at its finest! 😊
Gladys knight and the Pips also sang - I Heard It Through The Grapevine.
The best version...
@@clutch236 I agree
I adore the Stylistic's version but love that Diana and Marvin did the duet! Losing him was a tragedy and she is a legend!💖
Iconic Queen Diana ross ❤
They're best duet is 'My Mistake'! This song is best by The Stylistics but love Marvin Gaye and Diana Ross!
Stop, Look, Listen to your heart is another classic from this superstar duet
I've never heard this cover before. I really enjoy the original by the Stylistics, but this is nice, too. Someone else mentioned "Missing You", Diana Ross' tribute to Marvin Gaye after his death. A wonderful and sad song.
A Marvin Gaye Blast from the Past "Ain't that Peculiar" 🎶👍 must react to
Total hit at the old slow dance parties! Another great song from this album is Stop, Look, Listen. Good memories! 🪩
Princess Di. Diana Ross....awesome She was the FIRST PRINCESS DI!
this was a number 1# hit by the Stylistics With that magical Philly international sound Gamble & Huff But I love this version by Marvin & Diana. I'm gonna explore this album. I never knew. They did a remake. I've also heard two other songs off of this album. There were nice
I had this one!!!!!! So sensual-perfect! I loved Marvin so much! Diana sang "Living In Shame" I used to cry every time I heard it!
Happy Valentine’s Day, you two cute kids!!! You should hear the Stylistics version, which unlike this pretty version, was a huge hit. It went to #9 in 1972. And Jordan, knowing how you love falsettos, the Stylistics’ version has your name on it! Also, check out Diana and Marvin on their hit You’re a Special Part of Me. Sending you both love!
Forty-one years ago yesterday, Marvin Gaye sang the most iconic "Star Spangled Banner" at the 1983 NBA All Star Game. With all due respect to Whitney Houston, there simply has never been a better version of our national anthem before or since. I hope you react to it. You will be blown away. As Magic Johnson said, "We didn't want to go on. We wanted to hear him sing some more."
I remember the event. There was a basketbalI after his concert. I have listened to Marvin Gaye's 1983 NBA All Star Game version for over 30 years before every KC Chiefs game. Marvin making love to the flag is my Star Spangled Banner.
Just let the whole Album Diana & Marvin play 👍💯🙋♀️🫶
My preferred & was preferred by most as it was a big hit for them was the Stylistics. I love Marvin Gaye but Stylistics was the best.
You will love one of Marvin Gaye's most popular songs. "Let's get it on," a must listen!
I haven't read the comments so pardon me if this was already posted. They didn't record the vocals together for this song or the album from which it came. Diana was pregnant and Marvin insisted on smoking (pot, I think). It resulted in considerable conflict, so it's impressive that their voices are so complementary here. It's great duet. You both nailed the vocalist's roles here. Diana, often one to demand the spotlight, used her vocal prowess to support and add dimension to Marvin's grit. Had she delivered a more powerful vocal, which she was capable of, it would have compromised the sense of mourning we can hear in their performance. They both sound devastated by the loss, and they convey it with different styles that are better than either of them could have done alone. Thanks for sharing this one today.
It is said Marvin blew pot in Dianas face as he thought he was the better singer but Diana got superstar treatment compared to him. Unfortunately Marvin didn't know that Diana was pregnant with Berry Gordys baby and it broke down his relationship with Motown when Berry heaed what he did.
@@richardrichard9631 so much envy from singers who thought they were better than Diana, and in time her voice developed into an incredibly expressive, flexible instrument that could adapt to many different styles. Her phrasing, tone and underestimated power made her a truly great vocalist.
Marvin did duets with other female artists. With Tammi Terrell in the late 1960s he had hits in the UK with ‘You’re all I need to get by’ and ‘The Onion Song’. He also had a duet with Kim Weston singing ‘It takes two’ in 1966. All big hits in the UK. I think you would enjoy them. Keep up the great articulate reactions. It’s really interesting to hear the reactions of a younger generation. It’s a joy to see your open minded approach to all genres. Well done
Nice cover of the Stylistics song, but you can't beat the falsetto of Russell Tomkins Jr. Marvin & Diana had some great duets! React to "My Mistake Was To Love You" or "You're A Special Part Of Me" next. Thanks.😎❤
Oh my goodness ! To hear this again ... takes me back to a very painful breakup years ago😢 .... a bittersweet memory ... love love Marvin and Diana ❤ x
As a kid I was always used to the Stylistics original version of this song... I heard this version in my early teens and I gotta say that Marvin & Diana brought this song to life! Pure Classic Soul!
My favorite Stylistics song.
Jay and Amber, you'll need to listen to the original version by the Stylistics, this is first time I have heard their version.
One of the most beautiful songs ever made.
And made so much more poignant ten years later after the tragic loss of Marvin Gaye. ❤
BTW...she stars in the Wiz as Dorothy. It's a version of the Wizard of Oz with an all black cast.
I'd never heard this until now, but it's pretty great. Two of the most incredible voices to come from the Motown camp. If Berry Gordy knew one thing, it was talent!
There's a song called "Pops, We Love You" by the quartet of Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, & Stevie Wonder. Marvin has other duets with Tammi Terrell, Mary Wells, & Kim Weston. They've never recorded together, but Marvin also sang with Tina Turner on the 1960s music show "Shindig!".
This is a cover of the Stylistics classic. Phillipe Wynn was a musical genius. Also GAYES duets with Tammi Terrell are solid gold !!!
Hello from England 👋 absolutely brilliant love song ❤️
Great duet one of my favorite songs by two very talented people😊
I remember finding this song on one of my parents' old 8-track tapes in the 70s as a kid. I was 7 or 8 years old, but I was so moved by these beautiful voices. So good!
My brother and I discovered "Maggot Brain" (Funkadelic, 1971) in the same way!
One of my all time favourites!
I'm Motown obsessed, and this whole album is just AMAZING!! 🙂
thanks J&A! the whole album is worth a listen...and..don't sleep on The Stylistics version of this great song
My uncle bought this Album when I was a little girl. The while album is beautiful. Love their duet together.😍 Happy Valentine's😍
I really love this song, one of the greatest love songs ever. ❤❤❤🎶🎶
My dad loved this sort of music. We listened to this as kids in the 70s and 80s .
I love this version guys, remember it so well.😊
When I was a child my eldest sister had a Diana Ross album on vinyl and she used to let me play her records and I listened to this album a lot, this song was on it, you've just reminded me of it, I have to try and buy it. Great reaction as always, wishing you both well and sending peace.
I got shivers ❤❤❤❤❤ FABULOUS!!!!!!! Happy Valentine’s Day all around the world. Love from Sheena , York UK 🇬🇧
First time hearing this version.
It sounds like a comic book version of The Stylistics' original.
Ok, I've been listening to this song. Since 1970. they do do it justice! Yes, the Stylistics
were the only ones that could really sing the song, but it's nice to hear. A younger version of it❤
The magic of studio work. It has been noted each artist sung their parts at different times /places and post editing brought them together as Diana was pregnant at the time of the recording.
Thank you for this one. I haven't heard this in a LONG time.
wife and I saw Diana Ross and the Supremes back in 1982 in Hagerstown MD and true you are just started the entrance to Dian Ross rabbit hole as well as Marvin Gay
Diana Ross - Boss!
Happy Valentine's Day! Great song choice!
My 2 favourite marvin Gaye songs, that you rarely hear anymore.. are 'Wherever I Lay My Hat' and the I Heard it Thru the Grapevine soundalike 'That's The Way Love Is.'
Didn't know this version existed, Marvin might be the greatest but Stylistics !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi I lived through amazing times 60s 70s and 80s we were so blessed brilliant artists 🙋🏼♀️❤️
I received this album as a Christmas gift from one of my sisters back in the 1970’s.
A nice Diana Ross' song to react to is the one that Lionel Ritchie wrote for her to sing in dedication to Marvin Gaye after his tragic death. "Missing you"
Marvin Gaye, Distant Lover, live version. It’s perfection!
I remember buying this single in the U.K , it was a great cover version of the Stylistics recording . Marvin & Diana both record their parts separate at different times & then the recording engineers mixed the final release .
This was on the radio a lot, when I was driving around Southern California in the mid 70s. Great song!
Thank you very much for this one guys. This is my favorite song by the Stylistics please check out that version from (1971) and please check out My Mistake Was To Love You by Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye (1973)😊Thanks again Jay and Amber.
Happy Valentines day! A great version here. Thank you.
This was from a whole album they did.
The other big hit was 'Stop Look Listen' which is just as beautiful👍
Marvin Gaye did duet albums with Mary Wells,Kim Weston and 3 with the amazing but tragic Tammi Terrell❤️
Continue to R.I.P Mr Marvin Gaye ❤
My favorite Diana Ross duet is Endless Love with Lionel Ritchie.
This is a song by The Stylistics. They also have a song called I'm Stone In Love With You. It is such a sweet song.
This whole album is fire! Was always one of my favorites. My.Mistake. AAAAAACCCCCKKKKKK!!! SO GOOD!
My favorite Diana Ross duet is "Enddles Love" with Lionel Richie , come on guys I can't wait for you to react to this beautiful song