RARE Marvin Gaye LOST and HONEST 1983 Interview...Talks About DEPRESSION and MOTOWN!

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  • Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
  • Assigned to CBS's Columbia subsidiary, Gaye worked on his first post-Motown album titled Midnight Love. The first single, "Sexual Healing" which was written and recorded in Ostend in his apartment, was released on September 30, 1982, and became Gaye's biggest career hit, spending a record ten weeks at No. 1 on the Hot Black Singles chart, becoming the biggest R&B hit of the 1980s according to Billboard stats. The success later translated to the Billboard Hot 100 chart in January 1983 where it peaked at No. 3, while the record reached international success, reaching the top spot in New Zealand and Canada and reaching the top ten on the United Kingdom's OCC singles chart, later selling over two million copies in the U.S. alone, becoming Gaye's most successful single to date. The video for the song was shot at Ostend's Casino-Kursaal.
    Sexual Healing won Gaye his first two Grammy Awards including Best Male R&B Vocal Performance, in February 1983, and also won Gaye an American Music Award in the R&B-soul category. People magazine called it "America's hottest musical turn-on since Olivia Newton-John demanded we get Physical." Midnight Love was released to stores a day after the single's release, and was equally successful, peaking at the top ten of the Billboard 200 and becoming Gaye's eighth No. 1 album on the Top Black Albums chart, eventually selling over six million copies worldwide, three million alone in the U.S.
    I don't make records for pleasure. I did when I was a younger artist, but I don't today. I record so that I can feed people what they need, what they feel. Hopefully, I record so that I can help someone overcome a bad time.
    - NME - December 1982[94]
    On February 13, 1983, Gaye sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the NBA All-Star Game at The Forum in Inglewood, California-accompanied by Gordon Banks, who played the studio tape from the stands. The following month, Gaye performed at the Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever special. This and a May appearance on Soul Train (his third appearance on the show) became Gaye's final television performances. Gaye embarked on his final concert tour, titled the Sexual Healing Tour, on April 18, 1983, in San Diego. The tour ended on August 14, 1983 at the Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa, California but was plagued by cocaine-triggered paranoia and illness. Following the concert's end, he moved into his parents' house in Los Angeles. In early 1984, Midnight Love was nominated for a Grammy in the Best Male R&B Vocal Performance category, his 12th and final nomination.
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  • @marisoltorres9027
    @marisoltorres9027 Рік тому +1356

    When he said my depression comes from the empathy that I have for humanity my emotions.... mmm who else felt that?

    • @dyzzifromdivsel7975
      @dyzzifromdivsel7975 Рік тому +35

      Think about that ever since I heard him say it..

    • @BroskiRIP
      @BroskiRIP Рік тому +1

      Hmm, you only got 29 likes for a new comment (replies to comments get fewer), so you clearly didn't express your point very well.

    • @PutsOnSneakers
      @PutsOnSneakers Рік тому +54

      @@BroskiRIP You care about the numbers ?

    • @syc3406
      @syc3406 Рік тому +2

      😂😂😂

    • @Rastaa69
      @Rastaa69 Рік тому +16

      @@BroskiRIPyou will never make it in life. my baby sis can put pressure on you boy and she’s boutta be 2 years… my baby sis can put pressure on you dawg!!

  • @kaleidojess
    @kaleidojess Рік тому +1651

    He’s so soft spoken in a good way. I never actually heard or watched an interview with Marvin Gaye

    • @ImSavedByGraceToo
      @ImSavedByGraceToo Рік тому +58

      @Living With Ericka me too, I imagined him as having a more husky toned voice

    • @oleathiajones1568
      @oleathiajones1568 Рік тому +52

      Omg same I was literally blown away like whaaaa!!! This is his speaking voice!! He’s sassy too🫣

    • @naehar1
      @naehar1 Рік тому +18

      Same! Definitely not what I expected.

    • @msg2743
      @msg2743 Рік тому +33

      @@ImSavedByGraceToo You've never listened to Here, My Dear?? The entire intro to the album is Marvin talking about what a sham marriage is. He sounds very depressed.

    • @ImSavedByGraceToo
      @ImSavedByGraceToo Рік тому +11

      @@msg2743 I’m going to go and listen to it now, thanks

  • @SuperAllenwill
    @SuperAllenwill 8 місяців тому +314

    Marvin suffered from 'existential' depression. This is the empathy for the world Marvin speaks of. There is no pill for that. Help comes only from the Spirit which we all are. Many know this depression. Most don't.

    • @thatskyruben2
      @thatskyruben2 7 місяців тому +9

      yes and wish i knew this man but he was before my time but really an inspirational man he will not be forgotten RIP Marvin Gaye

    • @Erin-zl5tc
      @Erin-zl5tc 7 місяців тому +6

      I 100% know this.

    • @paulvickers7441
      @paulvickers7441 6 місяців тому

      Yep me too

    • @jack2957
      @jack2957 6 місяців тому +1

      How can many people know something that most don't? That makes no sense

    • @SuperAllenwill
      @SuperAllenwill 6 місяців тому +2

      @@jack2957 it's not difficult to understand. One's level of awareness must be substantial enough to speak of one's Spiritual nature. I suggest that you Google existential depression if you are open to information. You can't think this, so it probably can't make sense to you.

  • @ianman15
    @ianman15 9 місяців тому +357

    Marvin Gaye. A troubled genius. A walking contradiction. An icon and loner who never really found what he was looking for in life. And a life that ended much too soon. He is missed!

    • @carolmassengill5642
      @carolmassengill5642 8 місяців тому +23

      First and foremost he didn't get love and acceptance from his father.

    • @MiaEZ
      @MiaEZ 8 місяців тому +8

      You don't KNOW him or his heart

    • @aahmonddelite690
      @aahmonddelite690 8 місяців тому

    • @SpiceyKy
      @SpiceyKy 8 місяців тому +4

      ​@MiaEZ You're an unhappy sad person. Sending prayers.

    • @BettyThompson-qn7cl
      @BettyThompson-qn7cl 7 місяців тому +1

      I believe that

  • @mr4069
    @mr4069 Рік тому +1149

    "What's Going On" is one of the greatest albums of all time. RIP Marvin.

    • @colstonlchinese
      @colstonlchinese Рік тому +15

      Period

    • @sherrydashiell2408
      @sherrydashiell2408 Рік тому +26

      You Are absolutely right this man was ahead of his time with his lyrics he’s definitely my favorite solo R&B singer of all time

    • @moobrien1747
      @moobrien1747 Рік тому +7

      The.

    • @DarkSideOfTheBrightSide
      @DarkSideOfTheBrightSide Рік тому +14

      “Here my Dear” has to be the the GOAT album he created out of spite for Gordys daughter.

    • @sandraatkins2539
      @sandraatkins2539 Рік тому +10

      It's one of my favorite albums of all times. He was also an absolutely beautiful man.

  • @funkkidmusic301
    @funkkidmusic301 4 роки тому +911

    His speaking voice is just as amazing as his singing voice...Rest well King Marvin

    • @Potentialaj
      @Potentialaj 2 роки тому +1

      sexy as hell. I'm on my 2nd viewing LOL

    • @bamallama
      @bamallama 2 роки тому +25

      Marvin Gaye as a person was not a good guy, not a king. The dude got his wife’s 15 year old niece pregnant and abused his second wife. Not to mention he cheated on his first wife with his second wife. Not a good person at all. Made great music though.

    • @KOKO-id3ey
      @KOKO-id3ey 2 роки тому +31

      @@bamallama like 90% of the men in the 60s and 70s .some men in your family did the same kind of stuff in those years too

    • @bamallama
      @bamallama 2 роки тому +20

      @@KOKO-id3ey not really, it doesn’t take much to be a good guy. From what I know, my grandads never got their wives 15 year old cousins pregnant and didn’t beat their wives either.

    • @user-eu2me4bp7j
      @user-eu2me4bp7j 2 роки тому +3

      King? Far from it!

  • @SHELLZ591
    @SHELLZ591 Рік тому +733

    His self evaluation is impeccable. He needed someone to genuinely love him , he needed it more than air. He longed for the very thing he was afraid of. God rest his soul 🥺💔

    • @geminimind
      @geminimind Рік тому +69

      I agree but he strikes me as someone that can't ever truly be satisfied. Sometimes artist are so in their head that they can't stop and smell the roses.

    • @marleymcfly3935
      @marleymcfly3935 Рік тому +4

      Opinions at the end of the day are like navals.

    • @Cashffirmations
      @Cashffirmations Рік тому +31

      @@geminimind I think he would have benefited greatly from a person that loved him genuinely and deeply, that also had the ability to remind him to stop & smell the roses.

    • @davidjones8043
      @davidjones8043 Рік тому +4

      @@marleymcfly3935 exactly so we have to deal with people having them

    • @theancientmuur568
      @theancientmuur568 Рік тому +2

      Don’t we all ?

  • @tanya4534
    @tanya4534 Рік тому +111

    He attempted suicide at least 3 times as far as the public goes. First time being in 1969. I was shocked to hear that because 1969 Marvin seemingly looked happy and had the entire future ahead of him. At the time his marriage was failing. Depression is something that always lingers, no matter how happy someone may seem. 😢

  • @samanthahoskins4517
    @samanthahoskins4517 4 роки тому +842

    His speaking voice is totally different than I expected.

    • @monty1389
      @monty1389 4 роки тому +53

      He reminds me of Ben Carson ironically enough

    • @Y2KDivaLocs
      @Y2KDivaLocs 4 роки тому +25

      Yes, I’ve NEVER seen an interview, before this particular one, where he spoke like this. Hmmm, I think I prefer his “Acceptance Speeches ” and singing voices.

    • @NeoBalkanacMan
      @NeoBalkanacMan 4 роки тому +54

      Same, it totally threw me off because his voice sounds so passionate and powerful on his records, I honestly didn't expect his talking voice to sound so laid back and soft. This shocked me more than hearing Matthew Bellamy of Muse speak for the first time in an interview.

    • @keepinitkawaii
      @keepinitkawaii 3 роки тому +73

      Hes so soft spoken. My heart😭😭

    • @billynade6099
      @billynade6099 3 роки тому +29

      @@NeoBalkanacMan he was just being articulate ... get over it really gets to me judging he was so honest listen to what he sese and not how he says it mannnn!!!😐😐😐😐

  • @rewindradiouk
    @rewindradiouk Рік тому +40

    He never got over Tammi.He was a lost soul after she died. The chemistry they had between them was irreplaceable.

  • @CEELOW3000
    @CEELOW3000 Рік тому +106

    He was so well spoken, self-reflective, introspective, articulate, open, vulnerable and sophisticated all at once... Classic interview - WOW!

  • @toya8888
    @toya8888 Рік тому +153

    Marvin Gaye was a beautiful soul. I’m 34 and recognize an empath when I see one. He was an empath that felt deeply for the world. Even though it seem like he couldn’t defeat his demons he still left a wonderful legacy. His music, his energy is timeless and he definitely made an impact. May his soul be at peace ❤

    • @deloreswillis9224
      @deloreswillis9224 Рік тому +3

      Amen

    • @jsj31313jj
      @jsj31313jj 8 місяців тому

      "Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres."
      "Love never fails."

    • @jsj31313jj
      @jsj31313jj 8 місяців тому

      ​@@deloreswillis9224"If you love with the expectation of being loved in return, you are simply wasting your time."

    • @Cristal-zv8ht
      @Cristal-zv8ht 6 місяців тому +2

      He was good until page 2, unfortunately his ex-wife wrote a book about how abusive he was! It disappointed me so much!

    • @harimabiff7
      @harimabiff7 5 місяців тому

      You are an empath pundit now 😂 Ok.....

  • @gibbsachenee
    @gibbsachenee 4 роки тому +500

    U can see the pain and depression in his eyes.... He was handsome as hell to me

    • @gastondebbie9660
      @gastondebbie9660 4 роки тому +37

      Arielle Chenee' Yes his eyes says a lot. I feel so sad 😞 for him just watching this. Really wish he could’ve got the help he needed. Love you MARVIN rip 🙏🏾

    • @mattporter6903
      @mattporter6903 4 роки тому +35

      It's cocaine, he was high as a kite during this interview.

    • @lenaayon737
      @lenaayon737 4 роки тому +23

      Yea he was!!! Even his voice is like so relaxing. 😍

    • @patriciapowell1560
      @patriciapowell1560 3 роки тому +44

      To most women he was handsome,then and now.👍

    • @smartbaddiie
      @smartbaddiie 3 роки тому +25

      The most handsome 😍

  • @ashiengher131
    @ashiengher131 Рік тому +461

    This is really amazing. How many of us have heard his speaking voice? We've heard him sing about love, sex, What's Going On?, and all the hits. But to hear him be so open about depression, his inflated ego, suicide, belief in God, and speaking with humility. Thanks for the upload. This is insightful.

    • @wms5253
      @wms5253 Рік тому +19

      I’m so surprised at his speaking voice and body language he appears very controlled and honest. Miss him he left great music ❤

    • @93seronica
      @93seronica Рік тому +12

      I’ve never heard his speaking voice until now, I’m surprised at how soft spoken he was.

    • @ashiengher131
      @ashiengher131 Рік тому +7

      @@rik4369 My agreement level: 100% He changed the game. literally.

    • @mevrgroenbast5945
      @mevrgroenbast5945 Рік тому +7

      ♥️
      I love his voice, singing and talking. He left us Fabulous music. Rest Peacefull brother. Gone and always in my ♥️🌻👍🏿

    • @myfathersjoy
      @myfathersjoy Рік тому +5

      Being 71, I*'ve heard his voice however he was not out there like a lot of performers and he rarely did interviews. The only time to really hear him speak was when we went to his shows.

  • @jonathanfindlater
    @jonathanfindlater Рік тому +74

    Wow, never knew how deep Marvin's depression went. A very fragile, deep thinking and empathetic dude. A genius mind and good communicator hence the superb quality of his music.

  • @freedolphin3077
    @freedolphin3077 10 місяців тому +19

    The sexiest man ever graced music, and with voice and talent to match his looks.

  • @DawnMartinOfficial
    @DawnMartinOfficial 2 роки тому +111

    I was born & raised in Detroit, Michigan. When I was 13 years of age, after hearing Marvin Gaye's music I had to meet him! (I had every album he ever made!) I did not know what a “Concert” was, but I snuck out the house, willing to bear the consequences of "getting in trouble" with my very strict Mother. I went to Cobo Hall, and somehow made it to the front row! Marvin Gaye held my hand and sang a part of "Distant Lover" to me. There will never be another Marvin Gaye! My apologies to my Dear Mother, because as a teen I must have played my Distant Lover LP one million times. Peace

    • @annjeffers6872
      @annjeffers6872 Рік тому +7

      That is one of the most beautiful things I ever heard. Marvin Gaye is my favorite artist.

    • @zach_sharif
      @zach_sharif 2 місяці тому

      Awesome story!

  • @shawnstanton9291
    @shawnstanton9291 2 роки тому +340

    No one is mentioning the fact that this brother was very intelligent and articulate. As well as gifted and talented. A pure genius

  • @mfrey1000
    @mfrey1000 Рік тому +31

    Wow, this is probably the most honest interview I've ever heard by a musical artist.

  • @donahboddami
    @donahboddami 5 місяців тому +4

    "Gaye’s mother, Alberta Cooper Gay, spoke out a number of times about the harbored animosity Gay Sr. held for his son."
    “My husband never wanted Marvin, and he never liked him,” Cooper revealed. “For some reason, he didn’t love Marvin, and what’s worse, he didn’t want me to love Marvin either. Marvin wasn’t very old before he understood that.”
    Roots run deep.😢
    We loved you Marvelous Marvin❤❤❤

  • @MarlonD805
    @MarlonD805 Рік тому +613

    Him..Richard Pryor …MJ…Marlon Brando all had this underlying tone of depression and sadness in their interviews…all tortured souls but made the best music

    • @elvingallard7255
      @elvingallard7255 Рік тому +64

      Good discernment, Prince, Andre 3K and a few others also had that. I believe that they wanted to help people but couldn't figure out how to do it.

    • @yamiyo6050
      @yamiyo6050 Рік тому

      @Kimisu rappers are not musicians they are trash

    • @gew12
      @gew12 Рік тому +15

      I haven't heard Pryor or Brando's music yet..can't find it . Can you send some.

    • @trishburrell1322
      @trishburrell1322 Рік тому +25

      Clearly he said INTERVIEWS nothing about music 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @sickthoughts1738
      @sickthoughts1738 Рік тому +12

      @@gew12 In all actuality Richard Pryor originally wanted to sing and there’s a few videos of him singing out there. Look it up…

  • @lalah.6242
    @lalah.6242 2 роки тому +929

    Marvin was a deep empath I feel his pain, he’s truly missed. RIP

    • @InHisService772
      @InHisService772 Рік тому

      No he was an abuser. He abused and maligned women with great frequency.

    • @jg11x11
      @jg11x11 Рік тому +22

      Alot internalized as a man of his empathy I'm sure had to cope with. Such a beautiful person

    • @christineknight77
      @christineknight77 Рік тому

      @LaLa H. His Black father Murdered him.

    • @kbgatling
      @kbgatling Рік тому +10

      I love his music he is truly missed

    • @pauljones8801
      @pauljones8801 Рік тому +11

      I never realized he was such a sad manic depressive, I always though he was a happy kind of a guy, I guess watching his earlier motown performances

  • @chinneynz7861
    @chinneynz7861 Рік тому +86

    Wow, what a brilliant, eloquent, empathic, soft-spoken gem of an artist!!!!! Introverted, empaths even when famous, do suffer in silence and are heavily tortured by the injustices in the world. Rest on, Marvin.

  • @uniskaid1841
    @uniskaid1841 Рік тому +46

    Does anybody see a broken soul? RIP One of the most down to earth caring people to ever grace this earth, such a shame he died so young 😢

  • @clos888
    @clos888 3 роки тому +295

    he looks so exhausted from life it hurts my heart. I hope you’re resting easy Marvin ❤️

    • @mariamacebekhulu2629
      @mariamacebekhulu2629 2 роки тому +5

      Well said

    • @Aniyunwiya-NC
      @Aniyunwiya-NC 2 роки тому +23

      @daniel laurence it was MORE than just the drugs. The drugs were an escape. He first became depressed when his friend and co-singer Tammy Terrell died of cancer, he also suffered broken hearts from 2 marriages, and the state of the world depressed him.

    • @showtime591
      @showtime591 Рік тому +1

      So eloquent

    • @nastynupe
      @nastynupe Рік тому +1

      Exhausted from staying up doing coke

  • @gastondebbie9660
    @gastondebbie9660 4 роки тому +216

    I wish he knew how much he was loved by his fans 🥰

    • @ekquinn7059
      @ekquinn7059 Рік тому +4

      He does now. 💗

    • @ramonahamm6292
      @ramonahamm6292 Рік тому +1

      He knew .. but he wanted love feom his dad and ex wife not us ❤️

    • @morrist8727
      @morrist8727 Рік тому

      Fans are solely just a by product but are never the means to an end. Basically, an artist produces art for a particular end goal, it's usually for something more substantial than just a few admirers.

  • @Shazzyhtown
    @Shazzyhtown 9 місяців тому +119

    Just realizing how handsome Marvin Gay was. Gorgeous man 🥰

    • @branevans3705
      @branevans3705 8 місяців тому +4

      Yes!

    • @magicaltruths5539
      @magicaltruths5539 8 місяців тому +5

      Very handsome indeed

    • @veldehobson4277
      @veldehobson4277 7 місяців тому +2

      Oh yes he was gorgeous.

    • @tiffanywaldon4875
      @tiffanywaldon4875 7 місяців тому +3

      I remember my mom saying, “And all the girls liked him.” Beautiful man, indeed.

    • @Shazzyhtown
      @Shazzyhtown 7 місяців тому +3

      @@tiffanywaldon4875 my mom said it was always between Marvin Gaye or Bob Marley for her. My mom had a type clearly in her younger days. Both men kinda look similar. Both very handsome and had many women, Bob a little more. 😅😅

  • @mukediva84
    @mukediva84 Рік тому +115

    He was so so good looking. He was ahead of his time, he was woke and spoke a lot of sense. I totally understand the source of his depression. Totally relate.

    • @Nicole-gb3vl
      @Nicole-gb3vl Рік тому +5

      Yes Lord!!

    • @Warrior0824
      @Warrior0824 Рік тому +3

      ahead of his time lol people kill me when they say that! what made it the wrong time? or what makes the future the right time ? when he was living in the moment?

    • @Warrior0824
      @Warrior0824 Рік тому +5

      people were smart and intelligent way long before us you know

    • @thomaswashington2127
      @thomaswashington2127 5 місяців тому +1

      Please for the love of all that is holy stop saying someone is "woke" lol

    • @mukediva84
      @mukediva84 5 місяців тому

      @@thomaswashington2127 why?🙈

  • @senecajackson
    @senecajackson 4 роки тому +330

    😢😢😢I appreciate him speaking so openly about his depression

    • @kevinrichmond6513
      @kevinrichmond6513 2 роки тому +17

      Agreed had Marvin lived he would have been a great spokesman for mental health awareness for real his music 🎶 still to this very day have gotten me through rough times he was definitely a gift from God 🙏🏿🙏🏿♥️Rest In paradise Marvin

    • @nathanielclarke5577
      @nathanielclarke5577 2 роки тому +8

      I agree with you both. Mental health can be 1 of the hardest things to open up about, as we often think about judgement

    • @raven_ous2585
      @raven_ous2585 Рік тому +15

      I suffer badly from depression. I can honestly say i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy

    • @Networkingqueens1
      @Networkingqueens1 Рік тому +1

      Me too

    • @Hellseventeen
      @Hellseventeen Рік тому +1

      A lot of young men today need to hear him speak about it

  • @russakerman7547
    @russakerman7547 2 роки тому +438

    Thoughtful, intelligent, warm, complex, honest, engaging, self-doubting, compassionate, humourous, articulate. Just some of the words you could use to describe Marvin Gaye. What a wonderful piece to watch. If only he could have believed in himself the way in which we, his fans did! Such an amazing talent and, a beautiful, sensitive human being. Had he not died so young, I could easily have seen him championing mental health awareness. At least we still have his music. RIP Marvin

    • @Nostalgic-Lady
      @Nostalgic-Lady Рік тому +15

      What an absolutely lovely comment - so true in it's entirety. I think he was contrary, incredibly erudite and so frustratingly passive. Given all the circumstances, it's no wonder the drugs took hold - sheer escapism. Utterly heart-breaking - just a tortured soul.

    • @katmartin62
      @katmartin62 Рік тому +11

      He was considered the "Black Frank Sinatra" of his era. Your comments are spot-on!!!

    • @raineyj560
      @raineyj560 Рік тому +3

      💯

    • @marthettalewis5107
      @marthettalewis5107 Рік тому +6

      @@katmartin62 Marvin Gaye, true passion was singing standards, big band music.

    • @purplecarnations2578
      @purplecarnations2578 Рік тому

      Ty for your comment 💕

  • @angelamanzini3052
    @angelamanzini3052 Рік тому +15

    You can't be that talented and not be genius,intellectual and articulate. It's what defines their talent.Very expressive.

  • @devantejackson5085
    @devantejackson5085 9 місяців тому +41

    Am I the only one that love how he gaze in the air as he elaborates?😅. R.I.P. to Marvin Gaye 🙏🕊️ AKA Da Prince👑 Of Soul ✊💯🐐

  • @sharrelldupree28
    @sharrelldupree28 3 роки тому +87

    This interview was hard to watch for many reasons...so sad. He was a beautiful man.

    • @paulcooper5748
      @paulcooper5748 2 роки тому +6

      I think he's father did him alot of damage emmotinally early on in he's life.

  • @scaryhours2220
    @scaryhours2220 Рік тому +386

    Wow, I never knew Marvin was such a captivating speaker. His rhythm and tone of speech is perfect, he knows exactly what to say and it comes out like poetry.

  • @icare4you123
    @icare4you123 Рік тому +75

    I love how Marvin explains how he feels deeply about the world, which can lead to depression. I'm guessing he was an introvert. This is the first time I ever saw him interviewed. I danced to his songs in the clubs and loved his music, especially "What's Going On". He is such a soft-spoken man. Gentle. So insightful. A talent gone far too soon from gun violence.

    • @firstnamelastname8060
      @firstnamelastname8060 8 місяців тому +2

      It's not about guns, it's about violence. If there was no gun, he would have used a knife or club.

    • @Valkonnen
      @Valkonnen 7 місяців тому +1

      "gun Violence"? His own Father killed him. If he stabbed him, would it be "Knife violence"?

  • @darkvanishings4494
    @darkvanishings4494 Рік тому +29

    His intelligence is mind-blowing. He is a genius musically, intellectually etc. I could listen to him all day.

  • @zoesunshine2646
    @zoesunshine2646 Рік тому +130

    He said that the state of humanity was a source of his depression. I felt the same during that time frame, and since then. His song "What's Going On" evokes that feeling of melancholy. The 60's were wonderful and horrible at once. His music captured all of it.
    He never needed awards.
    RIP Marvin

    • @ramonahamm6292
      @ramonahamm6292 Рік тому +6

      Indeed his empathy for the world ran deep and it was too much at times

    • @MacNif
      @MacNif Рік тому +6

      Still can't believe his father killed him smh

    • @cheezheadz3928
      @cheezheadz3928 Рік тому +1

      @@MacNif It's what he wanted, though.

    • @morrist8727
      @morrist8727 Рік тому +4

      During that time!!?? You honestly should listen to what's going on again and see if it still relates to today. That song should honestly be played to children in elementary schools.

    • @joeletienne3455
      @joeletienne3455 Рік тому +5

      He actually needed validation. Very much so. He knew his worth but couldn't focus because of his damaged ego and childhood traumas. This compounded with an inability to control his excesses was a hugely damaging combination.
      He would probably be diagnosed with manic depression or bi-polar disorder nowadays. For these individuals dealing with real life is difficult in the extreme. The success comes with many caveats not fully expected by those with more stable beginnings. Marvin refused to be labelled or controlled by societal convention. He even stood up Princess Margaret at a concert in London to go powder his nose.
      He was not wholly blameless in the matter of his own destruction.

  • @jsimone9434
    @jsimone9434 3 роки тому +559

    Damn this interview just makes you want to hug him. Rest In Peace Marvin

    • @user-eu2me4bp7j
      @user-eu2me4bp7j 2 роки тому +6

      Hug the BW he abused and the 15 yr old he took advantage of and impregnated.

    • @glocktaviousbrown5420
      @glocktaviousbrown5420 2 роки тому +24

      @@user-eu2me4bp7j Sounds like you need a damn hug too

    • @glocktaviousbrown5420
      @glocktaviousbrown5420 2 роки тому +14

      @@user-eu2me4bp7j This man has been deceased for 38 years he’s square with the house … don’t act like you have a clean slate in this life time

    • @aminata3702
      @aminata3702 Рік тому +4

      @@user-eu2me4bp7j Aaaw, You deserve a hug too🥺

    • @aminata3702
      @aminata3702 Рік тому +1

      @@user-eu2me4bp7j Aaaw, You deserve a hug too🥺

  • @27nine
    @27nine Рік тому +22

    The way he openly admitted how he was feeling, wow

  • @tamelawashington28
    @tamelawashington28 9 місяців тому +36

    Just finished Jan Gaye's "After the Dance My Life with Marvin Gaye" this interview makes so much sense knowing what was going on in the background. He was a troubled soul, but bared his soul with his fans. His demeanor matches exactly what was in the book. Makes me appreciate his music more.

    • @Virgogirl45
      @Virgogirl45 7 місяців тому +1

      I read the book and agree 100 percent.

    • @aesha8689
      @aesha8689 3 місяці тому

      agreed

    • @saradavidson3054
      @saradavidson3054 2 місяці тому

      Also read "Divided Soul" by David Ritz. Great read!

  • @laraoneal7284
    @laraoneal7284 Рік тому +661

    He was so right about the World being in a horrible place. He was insightful along with deep dysfunction . His openness about his depression & suicide attempt is remarkable. I admire his transparency.

    • @Msangel06
      @Msangel06 Рік тому +46

      The world still in a horrible place.

    • @Cravenn5
      @Cravenn5 Рік тому +32

      Actually the world is worst than ever I’m a 90’s kid and this artist was able to depict all the devastating things way back then which is even more apparent today! Rip Mr.Gaye the resurrection is soon to come.

    • @MB-gd6be
      @MB-gd6be Рік тому +13

      A lot of artist were going through it. Donnie H. committed suicide right around this time a few years earlier.

    • @junglekutz5625
      @junglekutz5625 Рік тому +6

      It's just a negative vibe that has been passed and handed down through every generation......that most will grab like a baton to run to recycle. It's kind of crazy how easy it is for anyone that believes themselves to be depressed/chooses to exercise depression to gravitate towards harming and killing themselves.

    • @chrisromero5302
      @chrisromero5302 Рік тому +2

      It still is. And it will never change.

  • @mcmxxxvi5705
    @mcmxxxvi5705 Рік тому +133

    That voice. His intelligence. His thoughtfulness. A tremendous and powerful person. Wow. Thank you Mr. Gaye. 🙏🏾

  • @heymisswest
    @heymisswest Рік тому +20

    Y'all have to remember he lost Tammi Terrell and he loved her DEEPLY they said his depression was awful after her death

    • @SimplyBeingTT
      @SimplyBeingTT Рік тому +2

      There was more to his life than Tammi Terrell. He had whole wives he was dealing with. Tammi was a friend, and that touched him psychologically when she died, but there were more significant elements.

  • @georgehopkins8139
    @georgehopkins8139 8 місяців тому +40

    Marvin will never be replicated. His music gets inside- it isn't only beautiful it 'gets to you'. Somehow he knew how to do that, and he realized it. I know his 'habits' had a negative effect- but his soul will live forever. RIP Marvin- you're missed terribly

  • @RoyaltySarah
    @RoyaltySarah Рік тому +192

    The way he takes sooo much accountability and recognizes his short comings. Admitting he is difficult to live with.
    Not many people are ready to admit that they are imperfect.
    I relate to Marvin. May he rest in peace

    • @kckrox6911
      @kckrox6911 Рік тому +11

      He knows his shortcomings, but continues the behavior anyway. That’s not accountability. Part of being accountable is solving how to correct the behavior. Being able to admit the shortfall doesn’t help anyone, not even him.

    • @benadams1661
      @benadams1661 Рік тому +7

      He loved emotional drama and would often sabotage his own happiness

    • @C-Lyfe85
      @C-Lyfe85 Рік тому +3

      Too bad a lot of women cant be self held accountable. But yes he did like the drama, yes there was a sense of arrogance yes he was a tortured Soul, sometimes self-inflicted. Some argue, he committed suicide by having his father kill him, he did give his father the gun.

    • @adriennerobinson1180
      @adriennerobinson1180 Рік тому

      Truth Indeed

    • @Geminiwaze
      @Geminiwaze Рік тому +1

      @@kckrox6911 not true. at all 😂

  • @rondo-fq4ps
    @rondo-fq4ps 3 роки тому +244

    The industry beat him down, but he still remained optimistic and true to himself. R.I.P. Marvin

    • @datapusher-
      @datapusher- Рік тому

      The old music industry was brutal and ran by gatekeepers. It still is, they just pivoted and got into bed with streaming services to exploit artists material for pennies on the dollar in exchange for equity stake in companies like spotify.

    • @adphoto5681
      @adphoto5681 Рік тому +1

      We do r.i.p. we live on stop saying r.i.p.

    • @MsAppassionata
      @MsAppassionata Рік тому +2

      @@adphoto5681 Dumb comment. Why are you trying to start an argument over nothing?

    • @cheezheadz3928
      @cheezheadz3928 Рік тому +1

      @@MsAppassionata Why are you adding another level? 😉

  • @robertcronin6603
    @robertcronin6603 6 місяців тому +7

    Interesting...being my first time hearing Marvin speak I will say I never expected him to talk in the cadence that he did...he's obviously very self-involved and ego-centric yet humble at the same time...an anomaly, for sure...we are blessed to have his art.

  • @BlaqKoffee_
    @BlaqKoffee_ 5 місяців тому +2

    Kudos to the lady who interviewed Marvin. He rarely gave interviews, and was somewhat shy, reserved, but also sometimes difficult to be around. She did an awesome job allowing him to be vulnerable and to speak

  • @danielswan690
    @danielswan690 Рік тому +429

    Just look at the pain in his eyes , it says a thousand words . RIP Marvin , I got teary watching this ❤️

    • @berthadaniels5373
      @berthadaniels5373 Рік тому +19

      Daniel Swan : Yes. His eyes speak volumes..

    • @Bongofurry
      @Bongofurry Рік тому +17

      ​@@berthadaniels5373 I don't see pain I see a man tired of the business.

    • @goldenlady1213
      @goldenlady1213 Рік тому +17

      @@berthadaniels5373 Especially @11:48
      He looks like he wants to cry out from pain when she mentions pain.

    • @purplecarnations2578
      @purplecarnations2578 Рік тому +8

      Me too! The pain is palpable so evident so very very very sad 😢RIP 💔

    • @pennyproud379
      @pennyproud379 Рік тому +6

      Marvin was my crush in the sixties. He was so handsome and gifted

  • @breakthecycle1971
    @breakthecycle1971 Рік тому +56

    I appreciate his transparency. Most of us deal with mental health issues and having empathy for humanity can do a number on your mind, body and spirit.

  • @Imlastudios
    @Imlastudios 8 місяців тому +10

    He was handsome n smooth n so will spoken. His speaking voice is hypnotic. They way he is real about life. I don’t seem troubled. I see a man with a big heart.

  • @susan6351
    @susan6351 Рік тому +21

    This interview has moved me in so many ways. What a gentle soul and yet he was always fighting his demons. I wish he was still with us today. What senseless loss.

  • @simone2125
    @simone2125 4 роки тому +648

    It’s soo sad when the world can see the beauty in you but you can’t see in in yourself smh

    • @jacobjackson7013
      @jacobjackson7013 3 роки тому +30

      The devil will do that through sin. That’s why I praise Jesus. 🙏 Have a blessed day

    • @dominicwalker2659
      @dominicwalker2659 3 роки тому +44

      He looked at his gift as a service to others rather than benefitting himself. He also had a carreer at the time when artists where treated like shit by corporate America and record labels. Mix all of that with internal and family issues and you get this. He will always be loved. He’s from my neighborhood.

    • @ohnahhhomie6850
      @ohnahhhomie6850 3 роки тому +1

      @@dominicwalker2659 Marvin Gaye is now Ben Carson he never died

    • @locadisa
      @locadisa 3 роки тому +9

      @@dominicwalker2659
      Marvin was not accepting of the things that they wanted him to do at Motown.Story was that he and Barry had many heated arguments because of what he refused to do but Anna( his first wife) put the fire to his feet. If you notice in Anna's interview she said that they put up with a lot. They pampered Marvin a lot. If you read Jan's book she wrote about him being unpredictable. If he had commitments he would sometimes ignore them and not give a damn about how it would affect others involved. Marvin was free spirited and they expected conformity. You would think that this kind of person would be hard to live with. Don't know how he stayed married to both wives for so long. Jan said that she ate,slept and breathed Marvin until the drugs and the jealousy began to terribly affect both of their lives.

    • @locadisa
      @locadisa 3 роки тому +13

      Like most people I think that he just wanted to be loved. But Marvin loved hard and was hurt easily by it.

  • @teeg.9097
    @teeg.9097 2 роки тому +179

    He looks as though he could use a hug...you can see the sadness in his eyes. Rest In Power Marvin! 👑💕

    • @bashiradennis8641
      @bashiradennis8641 Рік тому +6

      I love his smile ❤️ Marvin got a beautiful smile ❤️ RlP🙏🙏 marvin gaye

    • @bashiradennis8641
      @bashiradennis8641 Рік тому +4

      I wasn't big on lue rawls😒marvin should of won them a wourds all the work that he put in

    • @clbo9878
      @clbo9878 Рік тому +1

      This man was CLEARLY a homosexual. Extremely feminate.

    • @wrecker402
      @wrecker402 Рік тому +3

      @@clbo9878 This interview opened my eyes since I never really went out of my way to hear what he had to say. He is giving off that Luther Vandross vibe where these individuals were tortured souls due to the fact they couldn't come out and be themselves at the risk of their Careers imploding.

    • @kevincummings4563
      @kevincummings4563 Рік тому

      @@bashiradennis8641 go take yo psych meds- fuck an award you plant-

  • @LovinMemphis
    @LovinMemphis Рік тому +15

    I felt him when he said that he was afraid if he ever fell in love again and he met the wrong woman he didn’t imagine he would live, he had a fragile heart. I feel the same brother Marvin, you were here and gone before I was born but you have touched generations, and what you gave during your lifetime will never be matched. ❤

  • @freedomm
    @freedomm Рік тому +9

    I see Stevie Wonder has sung at all the biggest black artists funerals. Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Luther Vendors ... you name them.

  • @blackspider1405
    @blackspider1405 Рік тому +272

    Man, he looked so tired.. I loved the interview and was sad at the exact same time. What a supreme talent. He was truly out of f***s to give. Rest in peace, Marvin. Your music lives on.

    • @Ispeakthetruthify
      @Ispeakthetruthify Рік тому +20

      Marvin is one of the greatest musicians in history, there's no doubt about that. But he was high as a kite in this interview.

    • @barbarashiner7578
      @barbarashiner7578 Рік тому

      Pop pop pop pop lol no

    • @snakecat586
      @snakecat586 Рік тому +4

      Makes me wanna holla the way they do my life

    • @FlyGuyYoshiG5
      @FlyGuyYoshiG5 Рік тому +3

      @@Ispeakthetruthify what do you suppose he’s High on??

    • @Ispeakthetruthify
      @Ispeakthetruthify Рік тому +6

      @@FlyGuyYoshiG5 Marvin was a heavy marijuana and cocaine user for nearly two decades prior to this death.

  • @vanessa4u4evr
    @vanessa4u4evr Рік тому +70

    One of the most brutally, honest interviews I've ever witnessed. I don't think that he ever anticipated this particular life of his to be a long one. I think that he expected it to end in tragedy. He recognized his gentle incompatibility with this brutal world. And he was okay with it and what that might mean for him.

  • @patriciahealey2927
    @patriciahealey2927 7 місяців тому +5

    Troubled man ..possibly the greatest vocalist ever . His style is without effort...that's God given talent

  • @Biboche23
    @Biboche23 5 місяців тому +5

    This is beautiful and heartwarming and honest. And to think Marvin, at the time being depressed from his family troubles mainly daddy issues, was probably going down a painful coke/ drink hungover/ binge and was just tired. Yet he delivered this❤ he was a talented genius whose life was cut short by a spiteful, hurt in need to heal same father who couldn’t stand his son’s success. RIP Marvin your legacy lives on ❤

  • @dominicwalker2659
    @dominicwalker2659 3 роки тому +306

    I love his brutal honesty. At this point in his life he was sort of subdued and not feeling the greatest about himself. The man himself said he was depressed. I don’t understand why people in the comments are talking about his talking voice tone, it’s stupid. Not many artist would be as candid about their feelings as he was.

    • @TC-ek3qo
      @TC-ek3qo Рік тому +8

      Actually MOST true artists are very open and emotional, the internet just made way for the “Faux celebrity” so a “Star” and “celeb” are on a fine line these days but in actuality they aren’t the same.

    • @ChandaOnly1
      @ChandaOnly1 Рік тому

      Correct.

    • @rudolphvalentinowhite7490
      @rudolphvalentinowhite7490 Рік тому

      Art May Err, nature can’t miss❤❤❤❤

    • @aplusdiva7006
      @aplusdiva7006 Рік тому

      Exactly

    • @MsAppassionata
      @MsAppassionata Рік тому +1

      @@SlickArmor Not necessarily. Some of them don’t trust the way the press can often twist what they say.

  • @JuniorRodigan
    @JuniorRodigan Рік тому +40

    in order to sing about PAIN ... you have to FEEL it ...
    Soul and Blues music, as well as Reggae and Hip Hop, are/WERE all about PAIN.
    Mostly Ghetto Pain.
    Marvin Gaye is one of those who presented it all in the most artistic way, which made us all FEEL it just like he did. Except when the song was over, his deeper personal pain remained.
    REST IN PEACE King. Thank you for the amazing music.

  • @williamdelong8265
    @williamdelong8265 Рік тому +20

    His eyes show pain.

  • @aricdevone9818
    @aricdevone9818 Рік тому +22

    It is so interesting to hear Marvin’s speaking voice and how he carries himself. A true musical genius.

  • @pauletteadams4344
    @pauletteadams4344 Рік тому +81

    I TRULY ADMIRED Marvin as an artist. He was one the best to ever do it. Even as a child, I KNEW that Marvin was SPECIAL No matter what he sang about, I could feel his energy. Especially, TROUBLE MAN. I have grown, matured spiritually, emotionally and psychologically to comprehend what he meant when he sang that song. Many of the songs he sang, like MAKE ME WANNA HOLLER and WHAT'S GOING ON are still relevant today as they were 40 years ago. His tragic and certain departure from this life was sad. I hope that he finally found peace. He will never be forgotten.

  • @ronellhaney271
    @ronellhaney271 Рік тому +27

    When looking at his eyes in this interview, he looked like he was going through changes. God bless this brother's soul. Marvin Gaye was special.

  • @ForeverHypnotized
    @ForeverHypnotized 6 місяців тому +4

    For him to be fully aware of his “shortcomings” is just absolutely astounding. What an amazing person. I hope he knew how much he was loved and how his music would live on, much longer than he did here on earth ❤

  • @oliviah.4741
    @oliviah.4741 Рік тому +13

    My mom introduced me to Marvin Gaye music at a really early age and now I’m 35, this is the first time I’ve ever heard him speak in an interview. Thanks so much for uploading. May he continue to R.I.P.

  • @jenniferbarr6330
    @jenniferbarr6330 4 роки тому +194

    To this day and until the day I die I will continue to listen to Marvin Gayes music. His lyrics and songs pull at my heart strings, awaken my mind and stir up the spirit within me. Look at the world today in 2020 and take a minute to listen to Mercy Mercy Me; so relevant and so true. Marvin Gayes music and legacy will last for an eternity. Such a sensitive soul. Hope to see him next lifetime ❤❤❤

    • @sweetjazzlovesjl6705
      @sweetjazzlovesjl6705 2 роки тому +8

      I feel the same way 😩😫🥺. He will forever be in my heart and mind. His music brought so much and the world doesn’t even know it. ❤️

    • @poppslayer7660
      @poppslayer7660 2 роки тому +3

      right on sister, right on.

    • @LoudSoul78
      @LoudSoul78 Рік тому +3

      AMEN JENNIFER, I CAN DIG IT. HE TRULY HAS THE VOICE OF AN ANGEL. MY FAVORITE MOTOWN VOCALIST OF ALL TIME. DEFINITELY ONE OF THE BIGGEST INFLUENCES IN MY LIFE AND SPECIFICALLY MY SINGING IN MY MUSIC. REST EASY KING MARVIN

  • @Jamestele1
    @Jamestele1 Рік тому +87

    Beautiful soul. I still listen to Marvin's perfect voice. It's like silk. He is missed.

  • @brycestephensii5982
    @brycestephensii5982 Рік тому +26

    “Of course one could never be a fine artist if one has not experienced most of life’s negatives and most of life’s positives.” Marvin says he’s, “gone from the depths of degradation…to the heights of spirituality.” I enjoyed listening to his thoughts at that time in his life and career. 🍞

    • @devantejackson5085
      @devantejackson5085 9 місяців тому +2

      He was very insightful 💯✊
      Rest in Peace Marvin Gaye 🙏🕊️

  • @leslieseale9761
    @leslieseale9761 Рік тому +27

    I never heard him speak so sensitive and kind. He brought the tension and passion and pathos of our cities and culture of that time, woven in his magical music and thoughtful insights. Whenever I watch the Vimeo version of Inner City Blues it brings me to tears. Marvin you’re a giant and you live on in the spirit of your music. ❤

  • @BillBene67
    @BillBene67 Рік тому +64

    This is a really sad and very haunting video of this legend. As some others have noted, his speaking voice was as incredible as his singing voice. RIP Marvin

  • @AvAfanfromfrance
    @AvAfanfromfrance Рік тому +169

    This man and his music were the quintessential soul. The blessing and the curse, the tragedy and the eternal. His music hits deep in the lives of people born years after he left. His message resonates with the strange resemblances between our time and his, the weight of the issues. I'm too young to have lived in the same world he did, but I'm glad he's still relevant and potent in mine

    • @aplusdiva7006
      @aplusdiva7006 Рік тому

      Same here.

    • @wyndhl8309
      @wyndhl8309 Рік тому +2

      Candid, empathic, realist, intelligent 👌, creative, compassionate ♥️, grateful 🙏, self-analytical, sensitive, sensual, ....

  • @brianeric6524
    @brianeric6524 Рік тому +46

    He was deep, true artist with his thought perspective. 22:49 was an elaborate answer to a simple but loaded question. As someone who has mostly created in my youth and for my living, I feel what he was feeling. As a loner by choice as a kid I felt that, and how it allows me to sustain as an adult now with a family but still comfortable with time alone. I really appreciate this interview being captured and now available to watch and learn more of him.

  • @donrowsell894
    @donrowsell894 Рік тому +11

    This man's music has meant so much to me throughout my life. I can't believe this is the first time I've seen hem speak. He's so intelligent, sensitive and forthright.

  • @skeletonshorror5184
    @skeletonshorror5184 Рік тому +23

    This is the first Marvin Gaye interview I’ve ever seen, thank you. 💀🔥💔

  • @amaniindia1
    @amaniindia1 Рік тому +24

    "In order for people to give you the kind of acceptance, prestige that they would like to have to talk about you, you have to sort of engage yourself in this material warfare. And I'm going to play the game..."
    I love his voice and how he speaks.
    He's so transparent.

  • @KevyNova
    @KevyNova Рік тому +14

    He was such a sensitive soul. I’ve read that he never got over Tammi Terrell’s death, even though they were never romantic. The music they made together will live forever.

  • @kywdez
    @kywdez Рік тому +22

    Great interview ! As an artist myself I understand/felt every word. His way of expressing his imperfections was flawless & his honesty was rare. A true artist. A true legend 🙏🏾

  • @coachrod333
    @coachrod333 4 роки тому +89

    Can you believe the man won just one Grammy and it was his last hit.

    • @sazonsongs
      @sazonsongs 3 роки тому +5

      2. And it “was” his last hit

    • @Imadeyoumad288
      @Imadeyoumad288 2 роки тому +16

      Grammys literally don’t matter

    • @oholm09
      @oholm09 2 роки тому +2

      He awarded for vocal performance on sexual healing

    • @mikenichols8598
      @mikenichols8598 2 роки тому +5

      An elite artist always
      acknowledges GOD mission
      first middle last .. musical genius

    • @mongoslade277
      @mongoslade277 Рік тому +1

      The Sexual Healing instrumental won also. He has 2 grammys but I understand what you mean he only won for one song. Unbelievable the politics of that industry

  • @yolandaIamloved76
    @yolandaIamloved76 3 роки тому +53

    This man is just FINE..TO GOD BE THE GLORY!.❤🌹

  • @ogperspective5492
    @ogperspective5492 Рік тому +6

    How dare you tell Marvin Gaye to put his cigarette out its a privilege to even be in this man's presence one of the best soul singers of his time he was a smooth dude God bless his soul 🙏

  • @LucasPenido
    @LucasPenido Рік тому +13

    His most candid interview. Such a sweet and honest soul.

  • @dggd
    @dggd Рік тому +68

    Powerful and heartwrenching... Also, the death of Tammi Terrell affected him very deeply. Both gone too soon. 💕

    • @gregoryingram7561
      @gregoryingram7561 Рік тому +12

      I think what's so awfully sad is that the man that killed him which was his father, was the man that controlled him all his life until he took his son's life, he was never freed or accepted by his father and it destroyed him mentally, emotionally.

  • @sevend1398
    @sevend1398 2 роки тому +15

    I love the way he spoke about Depression at a time when it was like “you what?” R.I.p Marvin Gay

  • @patrickjensen5602
    @patrickjensen5602 Рік тому +12

    KILLED BY HIS OWN FATHER....WHAT A 'GREAT' STORY . LESSON: LEARN TO DIVORCE YOUR FAMILY IF THEY'RE TOXIC.

  • @otisroseboro5613
    @otisroseboro5613 4 місяці тому +6

    Hard To Believe It Will Be 40 Years Since We Lost This Great Person 👍, Still Sad 😢,May He R.I.P, Still Miss You Always 😢

    • @saradavidson3054
      @saradavidson3054 2 місяці тому

      His music lives on and on and on and on.....🙏💔💖😢

  • @imjustra
    @imjustra 3 роки тому +48

    Wow he was so open and honest. Love his realness

  • @sevenfold089
    @sevenfold089 Рік тому +14

    The way he died, at the hands of his abusive father (who served no jail time) hurts my heart. It’s so wrong man. He was such a beautiful, gentle soul.

  • @djpanrastwo8260
    @djpanrastwo8260 11 місяців тому +9

    HE WAS SUPER VENTING. THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE FOR MEN TO WATCH & LEARN A LOT OF REPEATED MISTAKES THAT OFTEN HAPPEN IN MENS LIVES! MARVIN WAS VERY IN TUNED WITH HIMSELF & HONEST ABOUT HIS ART N HIMSELF

  • @Susieq26754
    @Susieq26754 Рік тому +10

    He was so handsome. ❤

  • @fl3693
    @fl3693 Рік тому +67

    Marvin was an enlightened being. To me he is a healer of great magnitude ....Bless him he lives on through his great artistry and amazing voice and truly gifted writing

  • @Diego11397
    @Diego11397 Рік тому +145

    Pure genius. 1976 album "I Want You" is one of my fav of all times.

    • @Cashffirmations
      @Cashffirmations Рік тому +6

      Mine too. ♥️

    • @jonhank2884
      @jonhank2884 Рік тому +5

      "I Want You" is a good album but it's pretty much a Leon Ware album featuring Marvin. For Me "What's Goin' On", "Let's Get It On" and "Midnight Love" are his masterpieces.

    • @howardbruton6234
      @howardbruton6234 Рік тому +1

      Also one of my favorites

    • @morrist8727
      @morrist8727 Рік тому +4

      I heard his actual i want you song quite later but that one is definitely in his top 5s

    • @jkbzz
      @jkbzz Рік тому +4

      @@jonhank2884 Here My Dear was a masterpiece.

  • @LadyIsTheChamp
    @LadyIsTheChamp 6 місяців тому +8

    He was a very very charming man....his aura was everything

  • @toomuchtoomuch6545
    @toomuchtoomuch6545 Рік тому +10

    You're Missed 💜🙏🏽💜

  • @dwddavidsway4701
    @dwddavidsway4701 Рік тому +86

    Marvin Gaye touched my soul as a child of the 60’s . . .
    Only love can conquer hate are prophetic words of God . . .

    • @morrist8727
      @morrist8727 Рік тому +2

      If a person has nothing but love in his heart but never finds out how or where to distribute his love to the world, he will kill himself in one way or another. Even when you listen to the song called starry starry night by don mclean, there is a lyric that says. "You took your life as lovers often do" referring to Vicent van Gogh. This song was also Tupac's favorite song. Poetry in motion!

  • @esmith657
    @esmith657 Рік тому +35

    I'm a mid 70s baby('74) and grew up on a STEADY DOSE of MG and Motown. I remember sitting at the dinner table and hearing it on the news playing...just sad and tragic, we all battle with demons within AND without, please work on healing and rectifying BOTH problematic issues...RIP MG

    • @alanwilson8407
      @alanwilson8407 Рік тому

      You should have been a Motown fan in the sixties. FAR superior to that crap they put out when they moved to Cali.

  • @jideakinola2398
    @jideakinola2398 Рік тому +42

    Name another artist who’s speaking voice is as melodic as his singing voice. None. Marvin was a genius. Listening to him in this interview was like he was preaching to my inner soul. Rest in Peace.