Thankyou to all the original artists and those that made the truth rise to its justice through music to today 2024,the only path to find the only one that shows the appreciation to all people who are all sorts.Thankx....
As a 28 year old, I have to say this was music at it perfection. No autotune, lyrics that tell a story, and a great melody. Wish it would make a comeback.
rivaled perhaps only by the opening two lines of N.W.A's "Express Yourself": "I'm expressin' with my full capabilities / And now I'm livin' in correctional facilities."
In it's 3 notes simplicity, one of the most iconic and easily recognizable bass lines of all times. There's no certainty on who played this, and even Bob Babbitt, who's often credited with it, is not sure. It is very unlikely that it was Jamerson, tho: either Bob or Eddie Watkins, who also was on duty as a bass player for Motown in those same years.
William, i am 43 and coincidentally graduated high school with a Bill Bennett. i just paid last respect to my friend Eddie a WWII Navy veteran and local police officer, he on his final day smoked his favorite cigar with friends, won at the casino and broke even in his sleep. You have a long way to go Bill, Gods'speed sir!
In 1972 my papa was 52, now he is 101 and still is my rolling stone inspiration. Listening to all those Motown hits is like being in a time warp zone. Great...
This song, sonically, is PERFECTION. I can only think of two other songs that melodically, instrumentally, sonically capture one attention, and they're Cruisin by Smokey Robinsin and Sexual Healing by Marvin Gaye. This song is LEGEND and I'm a 90s baby. A 90s baby who relishes and respect the classics.
This song transcended Motown. It's a work of art. This song inspired me to save for a decent audio system at the age of 13 & got me into listening to jazz & blues. Pretty cool for a little white boy with glasses from Denver.
Listenoye today no need speak via tv o tel.we speak with our brains telepatish jaja you got it?? We dont need that we are from other frecuensiiii....jaaa....🤼♂️..
Where are the 15,000 people that do not like this song? They do not know music, this is one of R&B Greatest Hits, from one of the all-time Greatest groups. Listen to the opening of this song is classic, each member could sangggg. There is nothing today that can touch this period!
Ha! I forgot that experience of sitting and waiting for a favorite song to be played. For me, it was when I listened to the radio when I would play around in my basement as a kid. Thanks for resurrecting a memory, Frans!
At midnight they always played the LONG version of Love to Love You by Donna Summer in the mid 70s. We teenagers would stay up late just to hear it on our tiny transistors.
My wife is wondering why I'm not coming out of the car and turning off the car radio, she don't understand that it's an insult to cut this music just like that.
Seems to me the intro alone was half the song. I don't mean by the time it played until the vocals kicked in, but it was mind-blowing in its own right.
I'm here most definitely . raised on this most excellent music from the heart and soul . . from childhood from the day I was born its in the blood , will go with me until the end of my days . absolutely no doubt about that . from 1957 , to my final days in life . this music is going to heaven definitely for sure . will never ever leave me . from the heart and soul . cradle to the grave . will never leave me . .
My brother had a blood transfusion as an infant…he enlightened us to this music…. As a white woman probably wouldn’t have appreciated it until my brother enlightened me!!! Yippee 🥳
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RIP Melvin Franklin, Eddie Kendricks, Paul Williams, Richard Street, Dennis Edwards, and David Ruffin, Ricky Owens, Damon Harris, and Ali-Ollie Woodson
Well there Kc Lee, that answer's simple. People with class, people who enjoy real music... the kinda music that doesn't involve screaming, yelling, swearing... know what I mean? Some of these purported songs today, after you remove all the a, b, c, d, f, gd-words, etc, there's not much left. Lotsa complaining, blaming, shaming, but no 'thanging'! Yeah, that's the kinda folks who listen to this & other great music from the 60's-70's. What a time for the greatest beats, rhythms, vocals, harmonies, instrumentals, etc. Whether it was R&B, R&R, Soul, Fusion, etc, it was a very special time for music, the entertainers didn't need to swear, take off their clothes, rub their crotches, have sex on stage to get the music venues full. Just beautiful music & classy entertainment. So if you don't know who still listens to this music, maybe you ought to reconsider who you're "hanging with" (or as some say, "hangin' wit...". "Jes say'un..." 😁 PS. Kc Lee, here's who's still listening: czcams.com/video/uYPyyPf520Q/video.html
This is what music sounds like when you pour your heart and soul into it. The performance was meticulously orchestrated. Musicians of today could learn a lot from their forefathers of yesterday.
I heard a woman who is a HUGE entertainer (I don't think I can really call her a singer) comment about why she was a "singer" and she said she didn't really enjoy singing but she did it because that was the only way she knew to make a lot of money. Compare that to these singers from back in the day who would finish performing in public and then would gather at someone's house and sing sometimes all night long, just because they loved singing so much. No wonder they were so good. They did something the crop of singer wannabes today do not do...they PRACTICED!
Paul Riser did a great job arranging this classic. Interestingly, he thought "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Diana Ross was his best or favorite arrangement.
African American's contribution to American culture is just enormous. The Temptation represents that. Their music will live forever. My salute to them and the black Americans,
The guy playing the guitar was a 14 year old white kid from Plymouth Michigan. Paul Warren is his name. He went on to play for Rod Stewart, Tina Turner, and many other big name stars. Incredible guitarist, song writer, and arranger. Hard to believe, he rode the bus across town and was paid something like $25 for the session work on that tune. Lol (This is an edit... not sure if he player all of the guitar rhythm section, but he played the solo. There is a long version, something like 8 minutes, that has Paul all over it)
@@mimim7026 Ah, but you see, back then music was listened, not watched, unlike today, when the dance compensates for the bad music. The Temptations were so good they didn't need to move at all. Besides, if you try to dance when you sing, you may lose balance in your vocals.
@@stefantsarev4442 Fair enough, and I personally think it's a great trade-off: better music with cheesy moves is far preferable to cheesy music with good moves.
Ich komme aus VW City und finde diese Musik total heavy, so etwas handgemachtes gibt es heute leider nur noch sehr selten, bin auch schon 65 und vermisse einiges was früher über den Äther gelaufen ist
Who is listening in 2024? ❤
The whole World!!!😅😅
I am. Never been surpassed. ♥️
Me
Moi
Oh yes
It's the 3rd of September, and 50 years later, this song still packs a punch.
U not lying!
Dates you never forget
🇵🇱 with pleasure.
Killer bass man...
Forever.
I'm 73 years and I'm listening from Italy 💖
Just turn 47 and , yeah listening this at 4 AM , greetings from Belgium ^^
I will come back in year 3000 and ask if someone is still listening this masterpiece.
Literally one of the all time best openings to a song in the history of music. Gotta love Motown.
Agreed
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Sista. McKay. I don’t understand your response
Literally one of the all time best openings to a song in the history of music. Gotta love Motown.
I'm 67 years and still listenning from Italy👍🇮🇹
Super. I am 69 Years old. Greetings from Germany to Italy.
❤
65 en France
Anch'io.
Questa è la nostra musica.
Sono del'59
61 from Ireland
Thankyou to all the original artists and those that made the truth rise to its justice through music to today 2024,the only path to find the only one that shows the appreciation to all people who are all sorts.Thankx....
The ultimate masterpiece. The biggest blessing my parents ever gave me was the introduction to the Temptations
As a 28 year old, I have to say this was music at it perfection. No autotune, lyrics that tell a story, and a great melody. Wish it would make a comeback.
You can't find talent like this any more
No bad language either.
Unfortunately lyrics with great storytelling is a lost art.
Same and I'm 16.
@@raddmann336 Not entirely a lost art, there are still great exceptions fortunately! czcams.com/video/42yUeYKNYck/video.html
A timeless classic. Here in 2022 and still loving it. Sound is tight and funky as ever.
You said it BEST.
You said it BEST.
ROGER THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hard👌😎
Agreed the song is timeless... Clothing not so much.. Them trousers bless em
Well, Slash just remembered us all of this work of art
I am 64 this is real music and brings back great memories
"and when he died,all he left us was alone."
Possibly the coldest line ever written.
rivaled perhaps only by the opening two lines of N.W.A's "Express Yourself": "I'm expressin' with my full capabilities / And now I'm livin' in correctional facilities."
I was never sure if it was "alone" or "a loan"
@@jalilawaseem1236 Same here. I was twelve when this was a hit.
#facts 👍🏿
This whole song is one of the realest things ever put to paper
Man, you KNOW a song is nothin but cool if you can play it 48 years later and still get 34 million views! Awesome!
Yes for sure I love this song could listen to it over and over
No time is this arbitrary shit and when you create quality it was, is and will always be
Nowotameen
Big facts homie....
Great
This song hits a little harder when you r a young man who lost your papa at a tender age. makes u hold back a tear when u reminisce the days with him.
I was 13 years old
thistype of music is like wine, the older it gets, the sweeter it gets. the temptations were wizards in music.
The intro deserved an award. They really intended for you to listen to the instruments and then the lyrics.
Like the start of an amazing film 🔥🔥🔥
the very best intro to a song EVER
Aaaaaah the Best Comment ever on CZcams @
Ubhadlile Thandi
Is anyone of these guys from the original Temptations (60s)?
This song has one of the most iconic bass lines. As soon as you hear it come in you know exactly what song it is
True ! This song is a masterpiece! It should nt even have a dislike button!
The only other one I can think of that comes close is Money by Pink Floyd. Easily recognizable as soon as that bass starts thumping.
Saw them live at the Macon Coliseum in Macon Georgia the next day I bought my first bass.
U
In it's 3 notes simplicity, one of the most iconic and easily recognizable bass lines of all times. There's no certainty on who played this, and even Bob Babbitt, who's often credited with it, is not sure.
It is very unlikely that it was Jamerson, tho: either Bob or Eddie Watkins, who also was on duty as a bass player for Motown in those same years.
Im so jealous of my father to be able to live in an era like this
this is music for eternity
I am and at 74 I am still going strong - Be Positive ! Life is good for those who seek it !
73 here.
William Bennett 👍
William, i am 43 and coincidentally graduated high school with a Bill Bennett. i just paid last respect to my friend Eddie a WWII Navy veteran and local police officer, he on his final day smoked his favorite cigar with friends, won at the casino and broke even in his sleep. You have a long way to go Bill, Gods'speed sir!
@@TheLdoggett Real music I mean real music no mess!
Wllie you a glesga boy??
In 1972 my papa was 52, now he is 101 and still is my rolling stone inspiration. Listening to all those Motown hits is like being in a time warp zone. Great...
Wow, such a cool story! Wishing your Rolling Stone Papa the very best!!
Damn he still alive
@@Wowitzkay Not a kind thing to say. You may go first!!
soo awesome
@jimmy ramos wish your Papa is well and still rolling on.
Born in 1952👼, twenty years old in 1972✌, and still here in 2024💪🤟, always🌌 with The Temptations❤!!!
Good for You
@@astrodisco 🙏👍🤙🤟
Born in 1980, and one of me alltime favorits
@@andremobiel4024 👍🙏🤙🤙🤙🤟🤟🤟
Right behind you. X
Still listening to this masterpiece in 2024
yes i am with you❤
Me too
Shaft juste derrière
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Song older than 50 years old❤
Who's jamming this with me in 2020 while we under quarantine
It's really tough when I'm livin' in a one room shack that slept ten other children besides me...
Another great smooth groove from the Motown Era.
Charles Davis me
Me and keep safe guys
jamming this now in west Texas be strong peeps be safe were Americans we will make it
Such an absolute masterpiece back then and now.
My father died too young. My sister and I would sing this in mourning.
i am 70 you're right
❤
Martin Philip c
The old fashoned tendence
I’m 74 years old and lived and loved this music since the 60s…..still can’t be beaten!
❤yes that is realy
It is a MASTER ....
This song, sonically, is PERFECTION. I can only think of two other songs that melodically, instrumentally, sonically capture one attention, and they're Cruisin by Smokey Robinsin and Sexual Healing by Marvin Gaye. This song is LEGEND and I'm a 90s baby. A 90s baby who relishes and respect the classics.
50 years later......never gets old.
No doubt.
Noomis can't whipping us but he'll he couldn't get no better
I turned this song on the other day and my brother said in a baritone voice “this is a song yall….a song about a man” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I couldn’t stop laughing
What a fantastic song, all on one root chord. Old gold.
@@giovanna722 CB were king u got that
The musical arrangements in this song is a total masterpiece.
Tammy Calvin its class
+Tammy Calvin.....heavily influenced by the late great Isaac Haye's 'Theme from Shaft' - a record that dramatically changed Black Soul Music forever.
WOW ONE OF THE GREATEST INSTRUMENTAL. I
Tammy Calvin best intro ever
100% agree love it!!!
Old music is the best music ever
People with class are listening in 2024 because this music is class and it will not fade away(Rolling Stone pun).❤❤❤❤❤
This song will always be a classic. The orchestra was phenomenal. I’m glad I grew up when musicians understood the assignment!!
And they were perfect with the music.
So much to appreciate!
Dancers too knew how to move. Looks like soul train.
@@AnnaLVajda That was vouging in the early Seventies.
@@briannaghten2201 Yeah, kids today think Madonna invented it.
This track never gets old. Epic.
Bass is groovin' me...
C'est vrai que c'est un truc de fou !!
Rien de mieux qu'un peu de rétro
@@pnwsounder1420 je confirme 🤒
Rather be 22 I'm 1972 than now 2021 fml bless the lucky ones that were teenagers or young adults back in the day the real years .
I HOPE THAT IT NEVER DOES!!!!
We're all listening ❤😂
One of my Favorite Songs. ❤
One of THE best songs of the seventies.
Absolute classic.
Aww that Motown Sound,The Funk Bros.
NO THE BEST
one of the best songs 🎵 of all time 💯
right you are
One of the best songs ever
50 years later, still a classic. Here’s to another 50 years.
AMEN!!!
To another 50 🥂
Let's go💪🏽
Gänsehaut pur....
erste Liebe....
alles wieder da ❤
50 Jahre später.
Motown at its best. A golden era that produced some of the best hits. Stuck in a corner of a music lover's memory.
Slash brought me here!
This song transcended Motown. It's a work of art. This song inspired me to save for a decent audio system at the age of 13 & got me into listening to jazz & blues. Pretty cool for a little white boy with glasses from Denver.
Heyyy
Go ahead James.. That's sum real shit!!! U can gum 2 my BBQ ANY DAY!!!
U feel it partner. Just like me and many others.
True
@@juliabillings6728 egg fact àá
It does nt matter how you look....What matters is : who is inside !
I just can't get tired of this....Temptations, and so many wonderful groups, ... I'm 64, still love dancing to them.😊
Same here, 64 and still grooving to the beat!
Me too!!
Same with me, 64 and still loving this song. 🥰👍❤
Don’t get any better than this!
I'm 66, this was our music in high school and then later too.
My father made me love this work
👏👏💃🏼😘 to my dad in heaven on Father’s Day!
THE TEMPTATIONS ARE A MAJOR PART OF MUSIC THAT WILL EXIST FOREVER.
Amen brother...
Amen..
Listenoye today no need speak via tv o tel.we speak with our brains telepatish jaja you got it?? We dont need that we are from other frecuensiiii....jaaa....🤼♂️..
Bro I hear slash’s signature style in this... hahah guess where he got that from!!!
2021!
Listening during COVID 19 self isolation 2020. Big heart y'all.
Honey we need the Funk
...soul, blood. 👍
Feel you brother!.....papa was a rollin stone...stone cold!
This is cool..the right sound
Sift heads anyone?
one hell of a Masterpiece!
It is 2024. I am sitting in a train in Berlin. Holding my coffee and listen to it. Music is timeless❤❤❤
Where are the 15,000 people that do not like this song? They do not know music, this is one of R&B Greatest Hits, from one of the all-time Greatest groups. Listen to the opening of this song is classic, each member could sangggg. There is nothing today that can touch this period!
15,000 dead papa's
Idiots & or racists I guess
@@mrspielemasterful lol
so true. owens
Just provocation!!!!
When I was 10 years old, I had a tiny little radio. Every night in bed I stayed awake just hoping to hear this song. Still one of my favourites.
Ha! I forgot that experience of sitting and waiting for a favorite song to be played. For me, it was when I listened to the radio when I would play around in my basement as a kid. Thanks for resurrecting a memory, Frans!
Same here. Although older. 😢
At midnight they always played the LONG version of Love to Love You by Donna Summer in the mid 70s. We teenagers would stay up late just to hear it on our tiny transistors.
Creativity at its best.Splendid
Absolutely chilling bloody good tunes
My wife is wondering why I'm not coming out of the car and turning off the car radio, she don't understand that it's an insult to cut this music just like that.
Right
Facts !!!
Word!!
Frank Lee rancheras
Love your respects for this song
As a young teenage girl this song totally blew my mind.. that bass.. those horns/strings...and genius singers - a true classic.
You rock! Great taste.
it was mind blowing
There IS hope for the younger generation after all! 58 y/o myself.
Seems to me the intro alone was half the song. I don't mean by the time it played until the vocals kicked in, but it was mind-blowing in its own right.
Don't forget those wordsmiths!
Norman Whitfield & Barrett Strong.
(Holland/Dozier/Holland)
I'm here most definitely . raised on this most excellent music from the heart and soul . . from childhood from the day I was born its in the blood , will go with me until the end of my days . absolutely no doubt about that . from 1957 , to my final days in life . this music is going to heaven definitely for sure . will never ever leave me . from the heart and soul . cradle to the grave . will never leave me . .
My youth just came back. I still love this
There was and still nothing like that Motown sound. It gave you life within the depth of your soul.
You soeaking the TRUTH
My brother had a blood transfusion as an infant…he enlightened us to this music…. As a white woman probably wouldn’t have appreciated it until my brother enlightened me!!! Yippee 🥳
This is true, but the key to my heart is the Memphis soul Stax sound.
🗣ABSOLUTELY AND I CAN JUST LISTEN TO THE INSTRUMENTAL ALL DAY, ESPECIALLY THOSE HORNS😎💪🙌🙏💯🕺🕺🕺🕺
Hi from Westfrance .... One of my Prefered...always returning back here ...🤩👍✌💃💃💃 n my Papa was really a Rolling Stone , Dead so Young....❣💔
The Seventies, you had to be there, best wishes from lockdown here in England in 2020.
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An that's right
Well I wasn’t born yet, so tough on me I guess.
@@glassbottle15 If the rumors of re-incarnation are to be believed, just maybe you heard this before(but what would I know).
Had to quickly go play it. 1970s Americana, sooooo good back then. Cars, lifestyles, etc etc
2024 I am still here... 😊
Every time someone likes this comment I will come back to listen to this classic.
i would give you 1mil likes if posible
I'm stoned and got this on headphones, it's incredible!
I recommend you it with 'in a gadda da vida' by Iron butterfly then.
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Давай слушать вместе!)
Привет от Японского моря!)
Last of 1the best to the greatest showman ever played in Switzerland lol
I’m from the future year 4076 and this song still holds up. Just thought you earthlings should know that this is an intergalactic hit. 🪐🪐👽👽🚀🚀
May 28, 2019 still listening to Papa was a Rolling stone😍
Want a fucking medal or what?
Me now
Ya Baby .
First time I heard it was September 5 1989... still rolling 🌍
Oct 18th, 2019 still listening
This song needs to be put in a time capsule and sent into deep space. It represents the best we ever did as a planet.
Boooo
This and "Wild Thing" by The Troggs!
georom it is already a timecapsul
lets start a list. My # 1 is T Rex- bang a gong...then a bunch of Beadles songs...lol
georom along with this classic status ! Nicely done brother
Thanks to Migos I discovered this legendary track
Greatest intro of all time!
RIP Melvin Franklin, Eddie Kendricks, Paul Williams, Richard Street, Dennis Edwards, and David Ruffin, Ricky Owens, Damon Harris, and Ali-Ollie Woodson
Damn shame they all gone
And Elbridge "Al" Bryant
Rip
💃🕺😥
LEGENDS All of them 💯💯💯
This song should be on the top 100 in the world, really is a master piece
Great song ....how did these dancers keep from knocking each other out tho from flinging their arms around
@@randiharris5016 good question, and I don't have the answer. Lol
It is ...in my chart
Agreed
Image And Art word up!
Wow ...... immer noch mega ❤❤❤
Love thar era..people dancing freely..the colours..the music..the vibe...we were so happy and we didn't know it.
Song still hits HARDER than abusive father till this day.
Damn
Well put
F N A...
🤣😂😂
Whaaaa?!
Blessings man, sweet soul ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm a 63 yr old rocker and this song has always been on my top-ten
I'm about 72... Good old memories ❤
I 'am 55 years old junky soul music old school french fan GREAT MUSIC
who's still listening to this in 2019?
Well there Kc Lee, that answer's simple.
People with class, people who enjoy real music... the kinda music that doesn't involve screaming, yelling, swearing... know what I mean? Some of these purported songs today, after you remove all the a, b, c, d, f, gd-words, etc, there's not much left. Lotsa complaining, blaming, shaming, but no 'thanging'!
Yeah, that's the kinda folks who listen to this & other great music from the 60's-70's. What a time for the greatest beats, rhythms, vocals, harmonies, instrumentals, etc. Whether it was R&B, R&R, Soul, Fusion, etc, it was a very special time for music, the entertainers didn't need to swear, take off their clothes, rub their crotches, have sex on stage to get the music venues full. Just beautiful music & classy entertainment.
So if you don't know who still listens to this music, maybe you ought to reconsider who you're "hanging with" (or as some say, "hangin' wit...". "Jes say'un..."
😁
PS. Kc Lee, here's who's still listening:
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People that enjoy good music, real music,ahhhrite?????
Me.
Me
still listening! always will, much better than some of the crap you hear today!
This is music, played by musicians, with style, class , and dedication
This song is fantastic!!! Love this guys !!!
Ich höre bereits in 2024....und es ist immer noch ein toller Song ❤
This is what music sounds like when you pour your heart and soul into it. The performance was meticulously orchestrated. Musicians of today could learn a lot from their forefathers of yesterday.
I heard a woman who is a HUGE entertainer (I don't think I can really call her a singer) comment about why she was a "singer" and she said she didn't really enjoy singing but she did it because that was the only way she knew to make a lot of money. Compare that to these singers from back in the day who would finish performing in public and then would gather at someone's house and sing sometimes all night long, just because they loved singing so much. No wonder they were so good. They did something the crop of singer wannabes today do not do...they PRACTICED!
@@maryannanderson2213 And they didn't have pro tools and digital editing, pitch correct, auto tune..
They have learned, now you have to learn to LISTEN
Absolutely Right Unfortunately!
Papa was a rolling stone by takila Antoinette greer 😀
I like how they let the beat ride in the beginning.
Yes i love this song well i mean because it the temptations but that intro 😍
They let the beat ride through the whole song.
Paul Riser did a great job arranging this classic. Interestingly, he thought "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Diana Ross was his best or favorite arrangement.
Yes
My mom song but she in heaven but I will listen to the 🎵
Some Songs never died. This is one of it. Great!!!!!!
Superb, classic mythical ,legendary....just a masterpiece !!!!!
This is when music was music! 😎🎼🎤🎸🎺🎻🥁
For real!!
Soul/Motown at it's best!
More like "this is Music!!" 😁😆😉
True that
You got that right! Best music era of all time!
African American's contribution to American culture is just enormous. The Temptation represents that. Their music will live forever. My salute to them and the black Americans,
The guy playing the guitar was a 14 year old white kid from Plymouth Michigan. Paul Warren is his name. He went on to play for Rod Stewart, Tina Turner, and many other big name stars. Incredible guitarist, song writer, and arranger.
Hard to believe, he rode the bus across town and was paid something like $25 for the session work on that tune. Lol
(This is an edit... not sure if he player all of the guitar rhythm section, but he played the solo. There is a long version, something like 8 minutes, that has Paul all over it)
Best athletes best musicians best trend setters and ect…
You listen to colours?
@@bart-janvanvliet1722 your just a air head
@@scootterpootter norman whitefield and barret strong composed this song.both black.
welcome 2024 with this gem
Wow,a masterpiece!!!!!👏👏👏
When music was based on real talent
Amen
Yes, for sure. Absolutely. But can we discuss what was up with choreography back then?
@@mimim7026 Ah, but you see, back then music was listened, not watched, unlike today, when the dance compensates for the bad music. The Temptations were so good they didn't need to move at all. Besides, if you try to dance when you sing, you may lose balance in your vocals.
@@stefantsarev4442 Fair enough, and I personally think it's a great trade-off: better music with cheesy moves is far preferable to cheesy music with good moves.
I love Motown!!! Great music back in 70's
This song has one of the best intros I’ve ever heard
That base and chelo ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wa this is fantastic. ❤
Greatest intro of all time, got over 60 years experience
This one of those songs you can listen to and not get tired of listening it. Instant classic
Couldn't agree more
Yes I remember this song in 76when I was 6,my brother Barry played back then he passed away in2019,miss him
#1
Yes
Honestly, this is a music masterpiece forever . . .
Yes indeed - in every apect .
Speaking of Masterpiece...that's another great one by them, "Masterpiece".
Me...67 Years old. Living in Germany BREMERHAVEN (Fishtown).💚💚💚 This ist Musik 💚💚💚
Ich komme aus VW City und finde diese Musik total heavy, so etwas handgemachtes gibt es heute leider nur noch sehr selten, bin auch schon 65 und vermisse einiges was früher über den Äther gelaufen ist
So was lief früher in der Disco 🪩 👍
The best music ❤
This is one of the best songs ever written
No lead singer. They all are, working for the team. The epitome of unity. Something to be revered. Class. Wish todays music was a portion of this.
i mean kpop does it
🤩🎼👍🏻
Stupid comment
@@antdel2726 anybody that really enjoys this kind of music don't wanna listen to no damn K pop
Ya goddanm right!
2024 and still listening. Great Song. Great Voice
Best intro of any song ever
The 70s music can never be beaten love it
One of the finest groups in music history.
Remember listening to this back in the 70s & thinking WOW that's some cool intro, timeless & sheer magic.
6 minutes and 59 seconds!!!
Just wow when released and just wow in 2025