Barbra Joan... did you guys have a "Hesitation Dance" in Jr. High around 1958 where the band would hold on one chord and everybody paused from dancing until the beat started again? Just wondering.. we had it in Ft. Worth, TX. Can't find anyone who remembers. Peace.
Please, listen many "Blue Notes" sessions, with Rudy Van Gelden, with his withe gloves, as Sound Sorcerer. With Miles, Thelonious, Milt Jakcson. The Sound of Bernie Gordie come from this guy, more or less..I discovered "Martha and the Vendellas" by...Chris Squire, Bassist and Founder of Yes. 5 years of "European Tours" as Bass Tech, 1999-2004. Many nights to talk Musics during many years. Finally, please also The Bass Solo of "Starships Troopers", Its a respectuous Hommage to "Bernie Gordy" Sound, James Jamerson of course. And Alan White, who played with Joe Cocker was reallly happy too. Martha and The Vendellas. A Pure Diamond.
At the time it seemed it was destined to continue endlessly, without skipping a beat. It resonates today as though it had. Thank you HDH, Smokey, Funk Bros., Andantes, Maxine Powell and all the incredible singers. Thank you Barry Gordy for all the work it took to fulfill your vision of GREATNESS! 10/2019
I am 73 (today), I watched this video about a month ago,, and then went to the Martha Reeves website...at that time, Martha and the Vandellas were doing a gig in Shanghai...Martha was still cookin' at age 78. "Long live Motown; Long Live the 'Girl Groups' of the 1960s".
In The Navy, on a Communications Station in Greece... 1964-66. My girlfriend, back in Brooklyn, sent me this "45" and a friend of mine & me walked down the road, carrying a portable record player, playing this song over & over... trying to keep the player vertical and not skipping the record..Yeah... I remember this song! Thanks for the memories!
lol I posted this 2 years ago and YES❣️ I sure did get to perform this and quite a few others from our albums!! I’ll see if I can find video of that one. Hope you guys are still around! 🎤🎶🎸
If you were alive during the time this was played, you would remember how extremely popular it was and how often it was played on the radio. It was and is one of the very best motown sound. (A sound which will in all probability - never be repeated - sadly)
+Sheila6325 I think my dancing in the street was back in 1966? Is that when this came out? I had to come back and listen again. I loved it then, and I still love it now!
I spent my summer vacation with my aunt, uncle and first cousins in Detroit when this classic single came out in 1964 ...everyone was literally dancing in the streets!!!
I was a 14 year old kid back in '64 and as you were dancing in DETRIOT I was in NORTH JERSEY with my friends also DANCING IN THE STREET ....we had a lot of fun back in the 60's :)
Oh God she's so great. Every time I see her perform she brings tears to my eyes. Her charisma is top shelf, her smile, her sparkle. There's nobody like her and never will be. Wherever you are, Martha, I love you! (and I love you too Vandellas!)
I think this above the Bowie/Jagger version is the one that sticks to me the most. I remember it being on Freemont Street overhead led light show down town sin. city and they played this to a light show. Either way just timeless. GOD WHY CANT SO MUCH OF TODAYS POP BE LIKE THIS?
forever!! My son, since the beginning, learned to enjoy "my" music - one of his memories (he tells me) is watching me dancing all over the house when doing housework with this kind of great forever music playing.
Any place designated by blue on the election map by county. Fact: Palm Beach county in Florida, the home of Trump's Mar A Lago resort, it's one of them, too.
I was just sitting at the computer working, when this song came into my head. Not sure where it came from, but it made me feel so good, I had to stop work, and watch and listen to it again. It was great then, and it's GOLD now. One of the 60's very best records. Bless you Martha Reeves and the Vandellas. I was one of those white kids who didn't care (then or now) about the Beatles or the Stones. But give me Motown!
I feel privileged to have lived through the 60's what a time that was. I know we had The Beatles etc here in the UK, but the Motown stuff - well it just blew me away
This song is the perfect connection to some of the best times and memories in my life. It is amazing how much a song can remind you of a time, place or person. This is a favorite :)
Girls gettin' down and funky. The best version ever. Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG! you cannot beat 'the Motown sound!' The BEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD,WITHOUT A DOUBT!!!!
Without question - one of the Greatest Female Singing Groups of All Time - with their Signature Song - Dancing In The Streets - Just makes you want to Get Up and Dance!!!
Dance as manufacturing, farming and energy jobs go down the drain, illegals pour over an unguarded border, crime increases, morale is killed, chaos is rising? What a SICK mentality!!!!
I definitely remember this song back in the sixties. My household had this record and everyone in my household was playing this song. This is one of my favorite song. Dancing In The Streets!!!
The amount of talent that converged to make this is unbelievable. Written by Marvin Gaye, who's also playing the drums, with Mickey Stevenson and Ivy Jo Hunter. The Funk Brothers just killing it. The Vandellas really delivering the vocals, and the moves! Especially Martha, look at that smile, that attitude. I even tip my hat to whoever directed the main video here, and the cameramen, who caught it just right. For my money, it doesn't get any better.
You can never bet RAW SOUL of the 60s. Imitation is the best form of flattery. This is who we are when it comes to music. All of (or most of )the Rockers give props to this era of music and song. Careers were built on the backs of this form of music. Long live Motown and all the Motown's around the world. We rule.
I didn't know this Motown group did this song. I thought it was Bowie n jagger, im only 37 born December 1981 so im happy to know now after being at Motown the Musical theatre show in Scotland . Such a great track to dance to, its hard not to want to move to it. Also thought that you cant hurry love was a phil collins song ,its the supremes. I stand corrected .soo much talent at Motown and soo much quality music . Michael Jackson still my all time favourite by a distance . Nobody excites me or moves me emotionally or to dance like MJ, the most special sweet man in my eyes and his talent was off the charts. I miss him, i love him. Ill take his music and memories to my grave .mj is a big part of my life and his music dance n message of love has made my life better. But a big thank u to all the Motown stars for sharing their gift and soulful music which was pure and tasteful, all about love n respect .peace ,lets continue to spread Motown n MJ for future generations to have quality soulful music
Man! This is an awesome tune! I get goosebumps whenever i hear it! And yet it's a very simple, straightforward song but with an extremely catchy, feel good vibe to it. A real hymn to those amazing 60's. Thanks Motown for making our lives happier! :)
Like a time machine, every time I hear this song it whizzes me back to mid-Sixties Memory Lane. you cannot beat 'the Motown sound!' The BEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD,WITHOUT A DOUBT!!!! Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG!
Mannnnn I loved me some Martha Reeves when I was a little boy in the sixties, hahaha, hahaha. But I never knew until today when I was reading this article. That this was considered a protest song utilized by the Black panthers and H.Rap Brown at some of their rallies. Isn't it ironic that what this song was trying to convey way back then. People across the nation dancing in the streets, we ain't dancing but we're out in the streets together united trying to bring about change. RIP to all the fallen and I hope they are reaping the rewards of the martyrs that they are.
I remember this song when I was three, growing up here in Detroit. I even remember the street parties. Man, it was fun. Every time I walk past the Motown Museum, a classic like this starts "dancing" in my head. 📀
This song brings back such memories! When I was a freshman in college, they closed off our street to traffic so we could get out there and dance! Of course they played this song! I grew up on Motown music and still love it to this day. Besides, this lady is my namesake...
Martha & The Vandellas' music has me soaring through time - to my college years at the University of Maryland, College Park Campus. So upbeat and so happy; music to dance to! Those were happy years!
The wonderful Martha Reeves, and The Vandellas. What a voice Martha has. Great song. This and "Jimmy Mack" are two special favourites of mine, and I listen to them constantly.
in 64 my dad joined the US MARINES. He did 2 tours from 65 -69 with India Company in 68 he was up Khe San hill 831 as an F.O. calling in Air Strikes 3rd Batt 26th Marine.
Get it aunties. Nothin nearly your caliber around these days. Love you all Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG! Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG!
Another grey rainy day in Bristol UK. This record is instant sunshine A peerless record and just love this video with the cool dance moves and clothes of the Martha and Vandellas
One of those iconic masterpieces that cross generational lines. Just listen to the chunka chunka bottom on this tune. Just outstanding. Sounded great over the booming am radio signal from WABC New York as a kid in the 60s.
This song is universal. So timeless & it still rocks. It doesn't who you are - from every corners of our Earth - it kinda makes you get up and dance :)
I love videos like this. People of different races sitting and singing together with no drama or racial tension. Music truly brings people together ❤️❤️❤️
And NOW get behind SOME campaign, local or national, and let's vote all these criminals OUT OF OFFICE! We need everyone to DO SOMETHING now/soon, AND then in Nov. vote for Dems throughout the ballot (this time it's critical!)
I'll be 34 next month and I can't believe I remember this music. This is what my mom grew up on, but I remember her playing motown music. I'm a music junkie 😆 I love dancing, singing, watching and listening to music. I'm dancing now 😆 🤣
I played sax for MARTH REEVES at BISCAYNE BABIES in Florida around 1985. Martha is very professional and above all.....A REAL SWEETHEART!!! What a great experience.
@@alainclement9244 I backed up Ronnie too.....at a baseball field in Florida. After working with THE AUTOTONES, I was getting all the 50s music gigs...
@@alainclement9244 I have a friend from my home town living in Paris.....his name is Bobby Bishop. He published a newspaper for French speaking Americans. He has a website...but I lost his email. He was in town a while back when his father passed. He ended up in France after leaving America because he didn't want to go to Viet nam.
oh my god... does this take you right back to a magic time... those of you who are lucky (old :) ) enough to remember hearing this for the very first time... wow... --Mike
This was a staple in my youth in Cherry Hill, Baltimore City. Block parties, or an open truck went through the communities with a band or DJ in the 70s. Dancing in the Street, music 🎶 🎵 the BEST!
This was a great week for dancing in the streets. I went into the front yard and did the Snoopy Happy Dance! Neighbors looked at me like I was crazy. (I live in a red state).
i remember when i was about 6, my mom and me dancing to this in the living room (what? about 60 years ago??? yep. TIMELESS. Thank you Ms. Reeves and Motown.
i'm in my 70's and still dance to this .. and still have the moves . lol
Barbra Joan Me too!
Barbra Joan... did you guys have a "Hesitation Dance" in Jr. High around 1958 where the band would hold on one chord and everybody paused from dancing until the beat started again? Just wondering.. we had it in Ft. Worth, TX. Can't find anyone who remembers. Peace.
Your in your 70s?? I though that you were 40 at the most!
@@sitarnut That sounds LIT! Im dtill in highschool, and have never experienced such a momemt!
I'm in my late 30's and listing to this. 38 to be exact!
Motown is probably the most loved record label on this planet and for good reason...😊
Allways and Forever... : )
l love those songs l’m from Puerto Rico but l will never change those songs that what we call music.
The city of Detroit wasn’t all that happy when Berry Gordy moved Motown to L.A. in search of bigger bucks.
Please, listen many "Blue Notes" sessions, with Rudy Van Gelden, with his withe gloves, as Sound Sorcerer. With Miles, Thelonious, Milt Jakcson. The Sound of Bernie Gordie come from this guy, more or less..I discovered "Martha and the Vendellas" by...Chris Squire, Bassist and Founder of Yes. 5 years of "European Tours" as Bass Tech, 1999-2004. Many nights to talk Musics during many years. Finally, please also The Bass Solo of "Starships Troopers", Its a respectuous Hommage to "Bernie Gordy" Sound, James Jamerson of course. And Alan White, who played with Joe Cocker was reallly happy too. Martha and The Vendellas. A Pure Diamond.
Money (That’s what I want)
My dear friend just passed away at only 37 years old and she loved this song. Listening in her memory in 2021.
Sorry for the loss
Its amazing to remember peoples with songs! Sorry for the loss.
@@traceebrandon9973 thank you.
@@donpapaofficialch.1920 I agree, music is really powerful. Thank you.
So sorry for your loss.
Still listening in 2024 ❤ best music ever
you cannot beat 'the Motown sound!' The BEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD,WITHOUT A DOUBT!!!!
Everybody no matter who you are or what race you are loved Motown..
Obviously you haven't Hurd hardcore Belgian trance
@Noel Deyne lies
At the time it seemed it was destined to continue endlessly, without skipping a beat. It resonates today as though it had. Thank you HDH, Smokey, Funk Bros., Andantes, Maxine Powell and all the incredible singers. Thank you Barry Gordy for all the work it took to fulfill your vision of GREATNESS! 10/2019
Amen!
Please - no one can touch the original. Between the Funk Brothers' blistering groove and Martha and the Vandellas' perfect vocals, this is THE one.
Je suis entièrement ok avec vous !! L'original est la meilleure version.👍👍
I think David Bowie and Mick Jagger did a good job when they preformed this. It's so happy and gay, I can't help but smile.
Is that Marvin Gaye on drums?
Diver down dancing in the street
I am 73 (today), I watched this video about a month ago,, and then went to the Martha Reeves website...at that time, Martha and the Vandellas were doing a gig in Shanghai...Martha was still cookin' at age 78.
"Long live Motown; Long Live the 'Girl Groups' of the 1960s".
Yes,and Martha Reeves should still be singing.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! 😊🎉
Martha has such a beautiful voice and is a gorgeous woman!
My favorite girl group then and now. She IS beautiful.
this was the video which showcased her unique spirit the best
In The Navy, on a Communications Station in Greece... 1964-66. My girlfriend, back in Brooklyn, sent me this "45" and a friend of mine & me walked down the road, carrying a portable record player, playing this song over & over... trying to keep the player vertical and not skipping the record..Yeah... I remember this song! Thanks for the memories!
That's how good this record is.
Thank you.
Are you from greece?
Wow. What a beautiful memory. 🎵
I played on a cassete recorder
Love this story!
This song is timeless. You can't help but to get up and dance. I love Marth Reeves and the Vandellas.
A happier world then .😢
One of the most infectious and positive tunes ever made. This song is timeless. It will be played by my grandchildren. =)
I'm 69 and recovering from cancer. Soon as I am well I'm going to perform this with my husband's band!! Can't wait!!
hey 👋how are you doing today??
@@mrhurst1001 Great, thank you!
@@dawngaye9603 you seem like a nice woman can I get to know you?
Hope you got to perform
lol I posted this 2 years ago and YES❣️ I sure did get to perform this and quite a few others from our albums!! I’ll see if I can find video of that one. Hope you guys are still around! 🎤🎶🎸
If you were alive during the time this was played, you would remember how extremely popular it was and how often it was played on the radio. It was and is one of the very best motown sound. (A sound which will in all probability - never be repeated - sadly)
OMG! You're Jimmy Mack!!!
+James Mack Yep, and I actually did dance in the streets in Washington DC to this song! Fantastic!
+Tom Lecakis Jimmy Mack you were my fav song .and what a great great band. sadly most of the Funk Bros are now deceased
+Sheila6325 I think my dancing in the street was back in 1966? Is that when this came out? I had to come back and listen again. I loved it then, and I still love it now!
james mack yeah, I was around. what a golden age.
Art, talent, intelligence and beauty, I AM SPEECHLESS!!
Class
+Penny Chop Oops! That too. They were just marvelous!
Human nature version is better
Awww, bless your heart...
This music never gets old.
Correct
hey 👋how are you doing today??
Never ever ever
Who's playing this RIGHT NOW TO CELEBRATE?!
Have this on repeat since Biden won 2020 💃💃🏻💃🏼💃🏽💃🏾💃🏾💃🏿
💃🎉 Perfect song for this moment!
ME
Blasting this today!!!!
I'm playing all types of celebratory music, example "We The People" The Staples
I spent my summer vacation with my aunt, uncle and first cousins in Detroit when this classic single came out in 1964 ...everyone was literally dancing in the streets!!!
I was a 14 year old kid back in '64 and as you were dancing in DETRIOT I was in NORTH JERSEY with my friends also DANCING IN THE STREET ....we had a lot of fun back in the 60's :)
Girls gettin' down and funky. The best version ever.
Oh God she's so great. Every time I see her perform she brings tears to my eyes. Her charisma is top shelf, her smile, her sparkle. There's nobody like her and never will be. Wherever you are, Martha, I love you! (and I love you too Vandellas!)
Hugh Glass
this is the kind of song that makes you smile and feel energized
Good music has no age
like it
I think this above the Bowie/Jagger version is the one that sticks to me the most. I remember it being on Freemont Street overhead led light show down town sin. city and they played this to a light show. Either way just timeless. GOD WHY CANT SO MUCH OF TODAYS POP BE LIKE THIS?
Good music is timeless
forever!! My son, since the beginning, learned to enjoy "my" music - one of his memories (he tells me) is watching me dancing all over the house when doing housework with this kind of great forever music playing.
Damn right it doesn't.
What a great voice that woman had. Great song Love this!
When this pandemic is over we will be 💃dancing in the street🕺
Hey now, RJ, down in L.A.🤣
Not in New York lol
If we all do it, they can't stop us!!!!
This 👏 is 👏what 👏 needs 👏 to 👏 happen 👏
That will be a great day
Philadelphia PA! Baltimore and DC! And don’t forget the Motor City.. New York and LA...!!! 💜
Those are perfect lyrics since all those places decided this election. YAY!
Pittsburgh helped, too!
The perfect song for today 💙
Any place designated by blue on the election map by county. Fact: Palm Beach county in Florida, the home of Trump's Mar A Lago resort, it's one of them, too.
I was just sitting at the computer working, when this song came into my head. Not sure where it came from, but it made me feel so good, I had to stop work, and watch and listen to it again. It was great then, and it's GOLD now. One of the 60's very best records. Bless you Martha Reeves and the Vandellas.
I was one of those white kids who didn't care (then or now) about the Beatles or the Stones. But give me Motown!
I feel privileged to have lived through the 60's what a time that was. I know we had The Beatles etc here in the UK, but the Motown stuff - well it just blew me away
Me too. Im 68 now
This song is the perfect connection to some of the best times and memories in my life. It is amazing how much a song can remind you of a time, place or person. This is a favorite :)
Girls gettin' down and funky. The best version ever.
Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG!
you cannot beat 'the Motown sound!' The BEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD,WITHOUT A DOUBT!!!!
The sad thing is in 20 years only us old souls who kept traditional music alive will remember this.
Hello Shirley, How are you doing?
Without question - one of the Greatest Female Singing Groups of All Time - with their Signature Song - Dancing In The Streets - Just makes you want to Get Up and Dance!!!
I'm dancing..
Amen brother.
Bill DeFalco nooo choradetts
Yeah, just hearing the first few seconds of the intro; and then, when she starts to sing gives me a thrill.
This Song greatly embodies the spirit of the mood of the 60's. Sadly, the mood did not last.
We could SO USE a National Dance Party right about now!! THIS SONG never quits!!
Dancing in the streets for a new America!
Philadelphia
Motown THANK YOU!!!!!
Dancing in the street for A NEW WORLD!!!! This is Joy, Hope and Life, for all over the World!!!
Dance as manufacturing, farming and energy jobs go down the drain, illegals pour over an unguarded border, crime increases, morale is killed, chaos is rising? What a SICK mentality!!!!
Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG!
This song would be ranked #40 on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of all Time and was added to the National Recording Registry. Now THAT'S a song!
Too bad almost none of today's songs would be given those honors.
Brought here by Celebrity Masterchef. Martha Reeves on it, 78 and still going strong, love it.
I sure am feeling this music today~!!!!!
The era of back-combing and tons of hairspray! Motown is still the best!
I wasn’t even born back then & I miss those days, smh 🤦🏾♂️
Same
Hallelujah ... we did it fellow Americans! Can't think of anything I'd rather do than dance in the street to this tune!
I definitely remember this song back in the sixties. My household had this record and everyone in my household was playing this song. This is one of my favorite song. Dancing In The Streets!!!
Martha voice is from heaven
Dancing in the street today!!
The amount of talent that converged to make this is unbelievable. Written by Marvin Gaye, who's also playing the drums, with Mickey Stevenson and Ivy Jo Hunter. The Funk Brothers just killing it. The Vandellas really delivering the vocals, and the moves! Especially Martha, look at that smile, that attitude. I even tip my hat to whoever directed the main video here, and the cameramen, who caught it just right. For my money, it doesn't get any better.
You can never bet RAW SOUL of the 60s. Imitation is the best form of flattery. This is who we are when it comes to music. All of (or most of )the Rockers give props to this era of music and song. Careers were built on the backs of this form of music. Long live Motown and all the Motown's around the world. We rule.
Truth Indeed AMEN
Who here is listening to this in 2020?
I sure am !! Loving Motown !! Always have and always will !!
@@AndreaWestlake306 Right now
I was born in 1967. I've loved this song for as long as I can remember listening to music. Here in 2020.
Music for the revolution!
Skull Keem I am. And modern stuff is muzac and (c)rap.
I didn't know this Motown group did this song. I thought it was Bowie n jagger, im only 37 born December 1981 so im happy to know now after being at Motown the Musical theatre show in Scotland . Such a great track to dance to, its hard not to want to move to it. Also thought that you cant hurry love was a phil collins song ,its the supremes. I stand corrected .soo much talent at Motown and soo much quality music . Michael Jackson still my all time favourite by a distance . Nobody excites me or moves me emotionally or to dance like MJ, the most special sweet man in my eyes and his talent was off the charts. I miss him, i love him. Ill take his music and memories to my grave .mj is a big part of my life and his music dance n message of love has made my life better. But a big thank u to all the Motown stars for sharing their gift and soulful music which was pure and tasteful, all about love n respect .peace ,lets continue to spread Motown n MJ for future generations to have quality soulful music
Your comment should simply has more likes! I also was not aware of this original version!
OMG, this is nothing but nostalgia for me, since my dad used to play it.
Yes
Man! This is an awesome tune! I get goosebumps whenever i hear it! And yet it's a very simple, straightforward song but with an extremely catchy, feel good vibe to it. A real hymn to those amazing 60's. Thanks Motown for making our lives happier! :)
This song lifts me up, makes me want to dance!
Kodie, that is exactly why the music of that time was so awesome, especially
Martha and the Vandellas, Lets dance!!
so right ""Dancing in the Streets""
hopefully in the street Kodie Jc
hopefully while there aren't any cars coming :o) #besafe
Like a time machine, every time I hear this song it whizzes me back to mid-Sixties Memory Lane.
you cannot beat 'the Motown sound!' The BEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD,WITHOUT A DOUBT!!!!
Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG!
Its 1965 and I am home from college. I will be working with my father and great uncle in a hardware store here in Homer City, PA.
one of the greatest songs ever ... thank you Martha and the Vandellas
Mannnnn I loved me some Martha Reeves when I was a little boy in the sixties, hahaha, hahaha. But I never knew until today when I was reading this article. That this was considered a protest song utilized by the Black panthers and H.Rap Brown at some of their rallies. Isn't it ironic that what this song was trying to convey way back then. People across the nation dancing in the streets, we ain't dancing but we're out in the streets together united trying to bring about change. RIP to all the fallen and I hope they are reaping the rewards of the martyrs that they are.
I remember this song when I was three, growing up here in Detroit. I even remember the street parties. Man, it was fun. Every time I walk past the Motown Museum, a classic like this starts "dancing" in my head. 📀
Great song to dance to this evening!
back in 64 me and my little cousins dancing on the sidewalk and this playing on the radio this song made little kids bounce
💗💕🥁❤🥁🎵🎶🎤💃💃💃 I LOVE this song! You go Martha and the Vandellas!❤❤❤
Best backup vocals ever. Not to mention Matha. Took me back back back ! :)
This song brings back such memories! When I was a freshman in college, they closed off our street to traffic so we could get out there and dance! Of course they played this song! I grew up on Motown music and still love it to this day. Besides, this lady is my namesake...
I still love this song 50 years later 🙂
Get it aunties. Nothin nearly your caliber around these days. Love you all
Her voice is amazing. Love this song!
i love the groovy dancing from this era! they are "simple" but combined with that powerful voice they are like no one can beat them!
Hello Valeria, How are you doing?
one of the best songs ever, makes my heart feel good....
I will never get tired of this song!
Martha & The Vandellas' music has me soaring through time - to my college years at the University of Maryland, College Park Campus. So upbeat and so happy; music to dance to! Those were happy years!
Hello Linda, How are you doing?
My song for this moment, 7 Nov 2020. It surprised me, so many great songs to choose from, and so many great choices. One more time. Now.
The wonderful Martha Reeves, and The Vandellas. What a voice Martha has. Great song. This and "Jimmy Mack" are two special favourites of mine, and I listen to them constantly.
"My Baby Loves Me" is also a classic.
Add Heat Wave for me.
timeless motown classic. from martha reeves and the vandellas, ha there was a time we could all dance in the street.
in 64 my dad joined the US MARINES. He did 2 tours from 65 -69 with India Company in 68 he was up Khe San hill 831 as an F.O. calling in Air Strikes 3rd Batt 26th Marine.
Get it aunties. Nothin nearly your caliber around these days. Love you all
Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG!
Martha Reeves... what a sweetheart!! GREAT SONG!
Truth
This song will live forever.
Oh, we're ready for a brand new beat. There WILL be dancing in the streets of America on this fine eve!
Another grey rainy day in Bristol UK. This record is instant sunshine A peerless record and just love this video with the cool dance moves and clothes of the Martha and Vandellas
Yes! They are wearing cute pantsuits--entirely covered and they look lovely and fun. Imagine it.
One of the greatest from Martha and the Vandellas Motown at its best play this on my internet radio show Classic Soul me the Masterblaster
One of those iconic masterpieces that cross generational lines. Just listen to the chunka chunka bottom on this tune. Just outstanding. Sounded great over the booming am radio signal from WABC New York as a kid in the 60s.
it sure did, even down in little Metuchen, New Jersey.
This song is universal. So timeless & it still rocks. It doesn't who you are - from every corners of our Earth - it kinda makes you get up and dance :)
It was a great dancing song too....
all the best Janet C...steve m...
pa Millar Thank you pa Miller. I enjoy and create Dark Ambient Music, but this song is so refreshing.
pa Millar hi hello
Summer 1964 Just started college in Fairfield Iowa and this was playing mon radio on juke boxes record players...What a fun memory
Just why the h did I have to born to earth, so late, so to speak, in the friggin 1970s. I missed these gems. And I love this so much..
I love videos like this. People of different races sitting and singing together with no drama or racial tension. Music truly brings people together ❤️❤️❤️
Love it love it, remember it all. Danced every chance I got. 67 now and still dance whenever I can!
AMEN!
It surely did when I used to go to Bandstand.
That's what that song was all about. It was a wonderful time.
To bad black people were literally being chased by dogs and sprayed by water hoses on the outside of the building by whites.
This is the song of America!!! We did it y’all 😭✨💕🎉
And NOW get behind SOME campaign, local or national, and let's vote all these criminals OUT OF OFFICE! We need everyone to DO SOMETHING now/soon, AND then in Nov. vote for Dems throughout the ballot (this time it's critical!)
I am playing this all day long since I heard the news today! 😄🤸♂️💃🏽🕺😄 great music is timeless!
Yes! Saw Martha and the Vandellas in Toronto at a club on Yonge Street...love them!!
got that right: "all we need is music sweet music!"
Real music by real talent! The fact that they are 3 lovely ladies, well that's just a real nice bonus!
I'll be 34 next month and I can't believe I remember this music. This is what my mom grew up on, but I remember her playing motown music. I'm a music junkie 😆 I love dancing, singing, watching and listening to music. I'm dancing now 😆 🤣
I played sax for MARTH REEVES at BISCAYNE BABIES in Florida around 1985. Martha is very professional and above all.....A REAL SWEETHEART!!! What a great experience.
@@alainclement9244 I backed up Ronnie too.....at a baseball field in Florida. After working with THE AUTOTONES, I was getting all the 50s music gigs...
@@alainclement9244 I worked with Ronnie too.....at a stadium down there in Florida. She's a sweetheart......Phil really screwed her over.
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here I am blowing sax with the AUTOTONES......
@@alainclement9244 I have a friend from my home town living in Paris.....his name is Bobby Bishop. He published a newspaper for French speaking Americans. He has a website...but I lost his email. He was in town a while back when his father passed. He ended up in France after leaving America because he didn't want to go to Viet nam.
oh my god... does this take you right back to a magic time... those of you who are lucky (old :) ) enough to remember hearing this for the very first time... wow...
--Mike
Truth
The original, the best. Top 1000 Song Of All Time.
This was a staple in my youth in Cherry Hill, Baltimore City. Block parties, or an open truck went through the communities with a band or DJ in the 70s. Dancing in the Street, music 🎶 🎵 the BEST!
I love that song. It sounds like an affirmation of LIFE and FREEDOM. Throw off the social shackles. Dancing in the streets. Celebrate LIFE!
This was a great week for dancing in the streets. I went into the front yard and did the Snoopy Happy Dance! Neighbors looked at me like I was crazy. (I live in a red state).
If this isn't the beginning of my love of music, i don't what is. my 80 year old mother still dances to this!
i remember when i was about 6, my mom and me dancing to this in the living room (what? about 60 years ago??? yep. TIMELESS. Thank you Ms. Reeves and Motown.
The memories of the Wednesday sock hops at Windermere Park are priceless! How many times I danced to (or with) them!
This song WAS the anthem of the 60's.
HAHA FUNNY JOKE
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have of that shit in movie didnt even happen ....dont believe every movie you see some people are soooo easy smdh
I'd argue that Beatles/Aretha Franklin/Bob Dylan probably had the lead that decade
This Martha and the Vandellas song will stand the test of time.
Martha and the girls..what moves!..awesome.. exceptional..!!...lmakes me happy
16 years old and dancing to this, thank you granma❤️
This is the first song I remember hearing as a little kid :)
God Bless The Old School 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏