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I remember getting up on my feet to "Got To Give It Up". My two favorite Marvin Gaye songs are: "What's Goin' On" "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)

I don't listen to Michael Mcdonald songs. But "Sweet Freedom" is the exception! If you like her dance steps Quay, you should react to The Lady Miss Kier in "Groove Is In The Heart" by Deee-Lite.

There are identical twins 'Scotty' and Walter Scott. That's why they look a like. The Whispers are doing a dance called "The Rock". Check out "Rock With You" by Michael Jackson from the Off The Wall album. The Whispers have a fan base who supports (buys their albums and pay to attend their concerts). That's why they didn't have to start rappin' to stay popular.

Your hat (purple bear) goes perfect with your smile. You get a 'like'.

"Nights Over Egypt" is such a powerful song that great bands like Incognito have made their own version of it. The live Incognito performance of "Nights Over Egypt" are the best. P.S., I enjoy watching you smile when particular musical instruments transition in the song. esp. at 1:50 - " Okay they came in real smooth with that" "For REAL"

"In The Ghetto" is my favorite Elvis Presley song.

My strongest memory is of "We Have All The Time In The World" from "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" James Bond movie.

Live is the preferred Tina Turner experience! I love how she explains about 'nice and easy' then 'nice and ROUGH!'. The power of this woman to ELECTRIFY the audience with her performance at her age (?)! You need to hear Tina's "Let's Stay Together".

"Mr. Magic" is my favorite Grover Washington Jr. song.

He had everyone holding women with brown eyes in high regard.

I love Aretha Franklin's song selection that she chooses to sing. This one is written by Ashford and Simpson - yes, that ASHFORD and SIMPSON!

Donny Hathaway is a musical savant. Some of my favorites are his collaborations with Roberta Flack.

Sade is much better live. We really need to see her dancing to the music.

Teena Marie is also in that category. You can add The Average White Band to that list.

she's so good

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the funk sound has been lost, and NO computer programmed tracks can replace it,,,They try now and it sounds soooo weak compared to us old schoolers who took the time/effort/rehearsing and perfecting our playing .

You have round side it is dolly song

More funk with Tear the Roof off the Sucker Parliament, almost any James Brown 1969-1974👍🏾

I am from Funk generation. Growing up in West Virginia Soul Train was MY outlet for music. Rolls back memories for sure ❤

Hahaha Miss Quay missed the key line😂😂😂

BOHEMIA É BOM PO A MUSICA

Judge not least you be judged

Saw them live around '74 !

Hammer pants show off the moves the best! I am 62 and still have mine!

Thanks for the genuine reaction, I loved it!

Back when music was great! Before the rap crap! We danced our asses off!!! So much fun!

I’ve been a gnr fan since 88 and I really like your reaction. So many pause and say this say that. You didn’t and I appreciate that. Thanks from a fan watching a new school reaction. Much appreciated. I’ll subscribe just for that.

The best of blue-eyed soul.

ONE STEP CLOSER !!

Never gets old❤

❤❤❤ Gwen is a black queen

that kid spokes real truth there ! be a kid and you neve gonna endup in this situation ! Drop mic sound slap the girl next room

My favorite songs at Linkin Park are leave out all the rest - in pieces and blackbirds

Ice owns the publishing for under pressure so he don’t need to give credit he gets paid for both

Don't you got kids bye ESAU aka CAUCASIAN man 😂

You can’t go wrong with any song by Dierks Bentley

He's good, haha 👍😁👌

Too bad there was a One Hit Wonder

if there is any white woman that is black its Teena Marie, if you listsen closely rick james which is her mentor is on the song i think hes the one playing the bass on the track.

I just wanted to comment to say that I appreciated your reaction and that you took the time to fully explore the theme of the song. I'm not sure how old you are, but you look quite young, and I mention it only because you are also very wise in your thought process. Thank you for sharing your thoughts because they may end up reaching someone who needs to hear that perspective. As a Linkin Park fan of 23 years, I recommend starting with a few songs from their earlier albums but then exploring some songs from the later albums, as their sound changes and evolves a lot after their first two albums (Somewhere I Belong is from their second album, Meteora). I would personally recommend Crawling, A Place for My Head (Live in Texas), Lying From You, and From the Inside as a few from the first two albums you may not have listened to before. My current favorite song of theirs is Waiting For The End from their 4th album. Sorry for the long comment, just thought I'd share and also maybe commenting will help your page, I subscribed!

The second guy’s name is Teddy Pendergrass. Later on in the 1970s, Teddy Pendergrass became one of the greatest soul and R&B solo artist of his time. You should check him out as a solo artist on UA-cam or Google. Thanks for your reaction and commentary.

There are loads of White singers with soul, Michael Bolton, Stevie Winwood, Bobby Caldwell, Mick Hucknell,etc etc.

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Teena Marie always came through. One of my favorite artists ever. 'Lovergirl' gets me going. 'Deja Vu' touches my soul.

Yeah -- I'm a professional musician my whole life and always thought he was a black dude. You know, there are lots of "blue-eyed soul" singers through time who are great: Righteous Bros, Steve Winwood, Michael McDonald who are amazing and great. And they took inspiration from Black singers. But with Caldwell it just came out in this perfect "Black-sounding" way. All good. So I dig the people acknowledging his soulful; vibe. Not trying hard, -- just how it came out for him. RIP. There was a funny bit on "Blackish" where the main cat talks about "finding out that Bobby Caldwell was white". Great stuff! We're all here together! All cool

Hey Quay I wonder have you ever heard or react to Jackson 5 The love you saved or Marvin Gayes Keep Getting It on soul train classic hope you have a good one love your reactions it seem like you love music enjoy.

Funkiest slow beat song ever!

I remember seeing this video as a teen and i was just stuck i couldn't take my eyes off fhe tv i thought she was the most beautiful girl i had ever seen and that voice was just giving me tender kisses from top of my head to bottom of my feet melting me like some warm butter.

yum so sexy. will you marry me?