When I say nobody I mean NOBODY could sing this song like Martha Reeves, not even Diana Ross (love her version, but still..) couldn’t come close to what Martha Reeves did on this song. She was singing her heart out on this song. Early ‘60s Motown was like the soundtrack of my life.
I have been covering this tune in shelters, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities for twenty years now. All of the audiences just love it, still.
Can't beat Martha and the Vandella's. July 1963 was a great month in Manhattan as I was working in Harlem and this song was rockin' 135th St and Lenox Ave. Love all you Cats there! Yeah Baby!!
oh my gosh dear lordy now that is music!!!! sings like ringing a bell. straight to ma heart n soul. blessed we are by growing up with this true music oh how poor nowadays pop music is.
Miss this snapping your fingers music 🎶 🎵 I wasn't old enogh to remember the release. I know it fun with all the finger snapping happy-go-lucky time even when everthing seems all wrong..HEATWAVE 🔥 🔥
I so wish our young singers today could learn to sing in harmony with multiple backup singers like these ladies. This is the way its supposed to sound like, I mean these ladies make today's singers look foolish and amateur. 70% of the music today would not have been good enough to play on the radio back then, musicians and composers were simply more sentimental and creative. Even their clapping and their "go ahead girl" is so incredibly cool. I just played this video like 20 times in a row.
Motown touches the soul fr! ✨🎼 my grandma use to have this on daily plus all the Motown fr. Uptown dc 90s baby right here. Man this songs makes me cry tbh every Motown song, reminds me of the city and my big grandma and grandma . Lord this is heaven right here . Heat wave 🎼🕊️✝️💯
except for Viet Nam, JFK, RFK, Martin Luther King, racism and rioting. But at least there wasn't a deranged bunch of MAGA cult lunatics worshiping a narcissistic psychopath
Yes, I definitely dub it as All the Way with LBJ. Heat Waves are certainly no stranger to Texas. When it was released, he was a Vice President who was leading affirmative action. Though it's supposed to be about heartbreak, I just feels too optimistic. Civil Rights style optimism.
There wasn't hardly any "groups" it was mainly individuals supported by The Funk Brothers. The Funk Brothers are the sound of Motown. Unfortunately hardly anyone is aware of their contribution to popular music. Fucking geniuses. And you say Motown groups were ripped off. These poor dudes turned up for work in 1972 to see a sign saying "no work today". Motown had fucked off to LA. Over, just like that. Live forever Motown!!!!
unfortunately they are in a far too long line up of people who were ripped off by the music industry in all genres of music...damn the bastards who make money off of the talent they don't possess and they don't give the righteous credit(financially and creatively)to the talents who deserve it
Yep, but in truth, they are what they are. No matter how much people may be ripped off by devil supporting selfish bastards, the beautiful are what they are, and the selfish bastards buried themselves deeper and deeper.
Oh, this always got everybody up and out on the dance floor. People loved dancing to this. When the Vandellas turn sideways facing Martha, put their left hand on their hips and start pointing at Martha, "Go ahead girl. Ain't nothin' but love, girl..." I just love it. I grew up around a lot of older black women and that's the way they would scold you, one hand on their hip while they pointed their finger for emphasis. I always found it endearing.
"Very true! 😄 I tell you the truth, I haven't been able to get over this song or their vocal performance yet. I love it, and I listen to it like it's brand new every time! 🎶🎉"
primera vez que escucho esta cancion y la verdad que es un encanto. Tengo 21 años y pienso que los 60s es una de las mejores decadas. Saludos desde el Perú.
This song will never grow old. Makes you want to get up and dance even though it's a hundred degrees out there. Watching them dance and how nice, clean and respectable they look almost makes me cry because they represent an era that we will never see again.
"it's a hundred degrees out there"--where (approximately) do you live that it's 100 degrees out?? Probably an exaggeration, but then again that's global warming/climate change for ya... 😐
Yes. It gives me such a notion. I want nothing more than to go back. In culture of the time. Morals and values. Class. Respect. Good clean fun. Now we see literally someone dressed like Satan while doin sexual acts on a naked body in front of children. Lord we are almost done here. He'll clean it up.
Martha didn't need computer enhancements to make her voice sound in tune, like the singers of today. True God given talent that Martha made the most of. What a great song, performed by a wonderful talent.
RB Brown plus a big part missing from talent today (as far as r&b is concerned) is the singing in the gospel choir where most black singers got not only their start but training as wel
Ya, I'm old now but this sure brings back memories of the swinging 1960s! The shoe fit so we danced in it ... we danced our asses off to this music and created our own HEAT WAVE! IT WAS GLORIOUS!!! Thank you Martha and the Vandellas! 💞🤗💞
This song and other Motown classics bring back many childhood memories being in So. California in the 90s. Heard this song recently on the radio in my car. I turned it up and sang it out loud while at a red light, the cars nearby got a free show. 😁💃🎶
I have to reply to your 4-year-old point! I have thought the same, and the #1 energetic song I heard from the early '60s, with only The Beatles' "She Loves You" and "Light My Fire" by The Doors (July 1967) having that same intense level of excitement and energy! Those three songs are tops in how they transmitted the desire for love in one's life, and the centerpiece of the entire.reason for Rock 'n' Roll! Another one, only slightly less exciting for me in hearing all the great Top 40 songs then was "Surf City" (June 1963) by Jan and Dean.
I'm really enjoying the vandellas, they seem to love martha, and Martha seems to love them. That part where they turn to her and urge her to 'go ahead, girl'
True music without demeaning women, color religion. These are true artists. Love Motown... There are great artists today. It's all relative to the times. Motown never goes out of style !!
Motown...the artists were true...sang without cursing..it was real..you can dance or just listen...got my 3yr granddaughter grooving to it ..my kid grew up listening to Motown. She
I agree 100%.....this music/song is still kicking 52 years after it was released !! For the record I saw Martha and the Vandellas for the 1st time 14 years ago they brought down the house......the place was "ROCKING",people in the aisles dancing it was the 60's all over again everyone had a great time,they signed autographs and I took a picture with Martha :) Long live Old School !!!
Song filled with emotions for me. On the day my mother died we played this song. For as far she was able to, she moved on the rythm as always. Making this song very emotional and special for me. Dear mom, miss you much. Wish you where here. 05-07-2016
I met the women on the far left while doing workat her home in Detroit a few months ago and I knew she was something big because she had all this memorabilia in a room and pics of the three of them with Marvin Gaye. It made her day that such a young person knew who she was. I didn't know until I saw all the pics but it's all the same. These guys were huge.
Lucky you. These black artists from Detroit were some of the very greatest social revolutionaries in the history of the USA. They changed our country and also the world- just by being themselves and telling the world it is to be a real authentic human being, and that deep down, were all the same. Growing up I was from the white suburbs of Detroit, but my soul was formed by the Detroit's black ghettos. And I think that is true of everyone from my generation. Amazing, profound music from the soul of humanity.
WOW!!!!! LUCKY YOU , These ladies amongst other black artists of there time sang there hearts out and told it like it was... No frills, outstanding vocalists, I'm white and would loved to have grown up in the ghettos of Detroit in the 6T's...fact
HEATWAVE - Probably the best Tamla Motown song ever. Martha & the Vandellas were just brilliant. What a voice Martha has - and the vocal backing singers are every bit as good. English mod band THE JAM did a great cover version of this song on their 1979 album "Settings Sons". Their version of this classic song is well worth checking out !. But you still can't beat this original by Martha & the Vandellas.
Definitely my favorite Motown song. Found this while writing a report on Motown music for my English class. I listened to so many songs, but this one's definitely my favorite.
I grew up listening to all this great music my parent's played it all the time. I wish i could have been born earlier so i could have lived in those times with all the fantastic music music and great tv show's My parent's were so lucky
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1962-63....riding in the big land yacht car with my DAD AND RADIO EXPLODING!!!
YEAH, YEAH, YEAH
Martha & Vandellas were my fav. fem. group of the 60's
When I say nobody I mean NOBODY could sing this song like Martha Reeves, not even Diana Ross (love her version, but still..) couldn’t come close to what Martha Reeves did on this song. She was singing her heart out on this song. Early ‘60s Motown was like the soundtrack of my life.
KEEP your ❤ in your carcus #love
Most beautiful
She was in the pocket!
Wonderful song and singing
Duh! The greatest!!!
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas the best of motown. If you're not up and moving to this check you're pulse....aloha
Oh God I love Martha Reeves. She is so beautiful.
Yessss
Martha, Betty & Roz......all 3 of these ladies are still with us,
Just incredible isn't it, Chris? ☺😉😁
I have been covering this tune in shelters, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities for twenty years now. All of the audiences just love it, still.
These ladies were cool as hell back in the day! believe it!
This is 55 years ago and this song still thrills me.
Me to. I’m 39, but I used to work at Denny’s with the OG juke.
Count me in.
I didn’t know it was over 50 years old
19 here and can confirm my generation has produced, if nothing than rather, not a lot of songs as good as older songs. This is proof of that
Branden Potter songs today are still good. It’s just has changed. Like from groove to hard rap and now to this.
So talented! I just wish I could have been around in the early 60's.
Madly in love with Martha Reeves!😘
I LOVE THEM!!! Now this is MUSIC!!! & this is coming from a 22 year old in the year of 2021
same!! i’m 21 and i love this
You definitely rock. I'm 3x your age..this tune was spellbinding..we never sat still, but danced every time it played.
You definitely appreciate good music! so good to here a comment like that from someone so young! :)
I'm 22 in 22 and definitely enjoying this ❤️🔥
I love ❤️ this true music
Can't beat Martha and the Vandella's. July 1963 was a great month in Manhattan as I was working in Harlem and this song was rockin' 135th St and Lenox Ave. Love all you Cats there! Yeah Baby!!
So up lifting. My favourite 60’s track❤❤❤
The perfect song for these extremely hot days, in the summer of 2023~Playing it loud
oh my gosh dear lordy now that is music!!!! sings like ringing a bell. straight to ma heart n soul. blessed we are by growing up with this true music oh how poor nowadays pop music is.
Miss this snapping your fingers music 🎶 🎵 I wasn't old enogh to remember the release. I know it fun with all the finger snapping happy-go-lucky time even when everthing seems all wrong..HEATWAVE 🔥 🔥
Beautiful song 🤍Hello from Scotland🏴How are you doing today? I hope it's been a great year so far?
One of my all time favorite songs.. LOVED dancing to this!
Timeless, bursting with energy, powerful vocals, and what a song!
Wouldn't it be great to be able to travel back to the 60's for classic experiences like these!.. can't beat Motown Music :)
True! Stax music was good too anyway...
No blacks want to go back to the 60s.
These ladies have more class in their little finger than most singers nowadays. Brilliant!!
I'm hip man, it was a whole different time, much better.
We all know that Martha is worth 10,000 Lady Gagas
yes! they were too cute !!
I 100% agree its called self respect!
I've loved group for a long time! I absolutely love motown! I'm 74yold Dixie!
I so wish our young singers today could learn to sing in harmony with multiple backup singers like these ladies. This is the way its supposed to sound like, I mean these ladies make today's singers look foolish and amateur. 70% of the music today would not have been good enough to play on the radio back then, musicians and composers were simply more sentimental and creative. Even their clapping and their "go ahead girl" is so incredibly cool. I just played this video like 20 times in a row.
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Franklin NJ Amen. I wish we could get back to this kind of music. We need to find a way to get the Funk Brothers and Wrecking Crew back into action.
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All i see is my grandma dancing in her living room good old days gosh how much I miss those days
That great Motown sound, still love it and I'm 70 now, brings back so many memories. It will never die. Unlike some music
Yes, I'm 70 too and love the Motown sound 😂best wishes to you.
How can anyone not love Motown?
I Really Really LOVE Motown
Stubborn racists who don't cate how dumb they look?
Probably people who hate black music :/ which would be many during the 1960’s
Racists
@@lucasm4299they don't count .
They were groovin' 🔥🔥🔥🎵❤🥰😍
It's the YEAH YEAH (Go Ahead Giiiirrrl) For me 🥰🥰🥰 adore that part and the whole song 🙏🏽
Me too 💕💕
One of the finest pop songs ever recorded. Just so full of the joy of being alive.
Never have I heard this song summed up more perfectly.
soul music not pop
I definitely describe it as All the Way with LBJ, who was even from the heat wave state of Texas.
Motown touches the soul fr! ✨🎼 my grandma use to have this on daily plus all the Motown fr. Uptown dc 90s baby right here. Man this songs makes me cry tbh every Motown song, reminds me of the city and my big grandma and grandma . Lord this is heaven right here . Heat wave 🎼🕊️✝️💯
This song 🎵 has been stuck in my head every since I left the Motown Museum
Oh the beautiful and honest 60's. Full of fun, feeling and beautiful rhythm. It was so good, innocent and happy.
except for Viet Nam, JFK, RFK, Martin Luther King, racism and rioting. But at least there wasn't a deranged bunch of MAGA cult lunatics worshiping a narcissistic psychopath
One of my all time Motown favs. Martha really belts it out and there is so much energy in the song.
Yes, I definitely dub it as All the Way with LBJ. Heat Waves are certainly no stranger to Texas. When it was released, he was a Vice President who was leading affirmative action. Though it's supposed to be about heartbreak, I just feels too optimistic. Civil Rights style optimism.
Awoke with this song in my head 😊
I was born in 1972. I grew up with music like this. Love it. Nothing compares
The song reminds me of being at the beach with all my friends😁.
you grew up in the good times. So lucky!!!
I was a teen in this era and it was magical I'm 75 now and this music still has the power to transport me to the early 60,s
If you can sit still to this, then you have no soul. Ageless and priceless Motown classic.
well I'm sitting right now so guess I'm screwed
@@ghdhfgh6125 sitting. Pete said sitting STILL. I can feel the vibrations in my body moving all around. I am sitting, but not STILL!
please please please.... can I go back when this song came out.... a better time for me back then... I was a kid and this was a great song, still is.
Sadly, Martha and many other MOTOWN groups were ripped off by the record companies. But, damn, Martha sure could sing. What a powerful voice.
There wasn't hardly any "groups" it was mainly individuals supported by The Funk Brothers. The Funk Brothers are the sound of Motown. Unfortunately hardly anyone is aware of their contribution to popular music. Fucking geniuses. And you say Motown groups were ripped off. These poor dudes turned up for work in 1972 to see a sign saying "no work today". Motown had fucked off to LA. Over, just like that.
Live forever Motown!!!!
Martha Reeves
unfortunately they are in a far too long line up of people who were ripped off by the music industry in all genres of music...damn the bastards who make money off of the talent they don't possess and they don't give the righteous credit(financially and creatively)to the talents who deserve it
She was great I loved her songs !!! I'm a big Motown fan 👍🎵🎶💕😁😘
Yep, but in truth, they are what they are. No matter how much people may be ripped off by devil supporting selfish bastards, the beautiful are what they are, and the selfish bastards buried themselves deeper and deeper.
Oh, this always got everybody up and out on the dance floor. People loved dancing to this. When the Vandellas turn sideways facing Martha, put their left hand on their hips and start pointing at Martha, "Go ahead girl. Ain't nothin' but love, girl..." I just love it. I grew up around a lot of older black women and that's the way they would scold you, one hand on their hip while they pointed their finger for emphasis. I always found it endearing.
precious♡
These ladies were around when I was a teenager...LOVE them!!
Hello Claudia, How are you doing?
Just read Martha has to raise money for her star on the walk of fame😢 she’s an icon and very much so deserves her star ⭐️
Martha Reeves in the 1960's was a beauty -- such a doll !
I love Motown music all day every day ❤️🙏❤️
It's impossible to stand still with this song! 🙌🏽🕺🥳
Absolutely!!
Started dancing in my seat as soon as it came on!
Actually factually
"Very true! 😄 I tell you the truth, I haven't been able to get over this song or their vocal performance yet. I love it, and I listen to it like it's brand new every time! 🎶🎉"
primera vez que escucho esta cancion y la verdad que es un encanto. Tengo 21 años y pienso que los 60s es una de las mejores decadas. Saludos desde el Perú.
Hola
Berry and Smokey knew how to pick em. This is a great song/group. I won't even talk about how tight they look. Flawless.
This is my favorite song ever and my favorite group. This is coming from a 13 year old in 2024!!!
You know those songs that just make you happy within the first 10 seconds... This is one of them.
Beautiful voices ... The number 4 pop song and number 1 R&B song when I was a baby in 63... These Motown black chick groups had so much class.
Love the drums! Funk Brothers--yeah yeah yeah--love it! Heat Wave gets me off the couch every time dancing! Summer of 1964 thank you Martha !
Hello Carol, How are you doing?
I like the fact that the stage is tight with little room for movement; yet, they're joyfully making the best of it.
I saw Martha and the Vandellas at Palisades Park NJ when I was 16. The greatest female group ever.
happy 81st Martha.. You go gurl...🔥🆘🔥🆘🔥
Beautiful song 🤍Hello from Scotland🏴How are you doing today? I hope it's been a great year so far?
This song will never grow old. Makes you want to get up and dance even though it's a hundred degrees out there. Watching them dance and how nice, clean and respectable they look almost makes me cry because they represent an era that we will never see again.
very well said
Totally agree.
"it's a hundred degrees out there"--where (approximately) do you live that it's 100 degrees out?? Probably an exaggeration, but then again that's global warming/climate change for ya... 😐
Yes. It gives me such a notion. I want nothing more than to go back. In culture of the time. Morals and values. Class. Respect. Good clean fun. Now we see literally someone dressed like Satan while doin sexual acts on a naked body in front of children. Lord we are almost done here. He'll clean it up.
Love that song. I was in junior high or high school when it was popular
TODAY, THIS WHOLE SUMMER, ACROSS THE US. YES.
Martha didn't need computer enhancements to make her voice sound in tune, like the singers of today. True God given talent that Martha made the most of. What a great song, performed by a wonderful talent.
+RB Brown You mean mainstream singers who are in it for the cash. There are actual artists doing it for the love of music.
+RB Brown singers from the 50's-1980's are better than the ones we here in present day
RB Brown plus a big part missing from talent today (as far as r&b is concerned) is the singing in the gospel choir where most black singers got not only their start but training as wel
She was a wonderful women and very talented... I loved her music with appreciation ❤️🎶🎵😁😘👍
That's what I was thinking too--that VOICE!
❤ PHENOMENAL SENSATIONAL AWESOME BEAUTIFUL HEAVENLY AMAZING WONDERFUL EXTRAORDINARY ❤😊!!!
❤MY FAVORITE SINGER. SENSATIONAL AWESOME BEAUTIFUL HEAVENLY AMAZING WONDERFUL 👍!
Ya, I'm old now but this sure brings back memories of the swinging 1960s! The shoe fit so we danced in it ... we danced our asses off to this music and created our own HEAT WAVE! IT WAS GLORIOUS!!! Thank you Martha and the Vandellas! 💞🤗💞
This song and other Motown classics bring back many childhood memories being in So. California in the 90s. Heard this song recently on the radio in my car. I turned it up and sang it out loud while at a red light, the cars nearby got a free show. 😁💃🎶
Sensational! You Can't Help but to Love these Lovely Ladies and their Great Voices!
The energy from these girls is absolutely electrifying!!!
I have to reply to your 4-year-old point! I have thought the same, and the #1 energetic song I heard from the early '60s, with only The Beatles' "She Loves You" and "Light My Fire" by The Doors (July 1967) having that same intense level of excitement and energy! Those three songs are tops in how they transmitted the desire for love in one's life, and the centerpiece of the entire.reason for Rock 'n' Roll! Another one, only slightly less exciting for me in hearing all the great Top 40 songs then was "Surf City" (June 1963) by Jan and Dean.
If this doesn't want to make you get up and boogie, nothing will!
Yes lord god bring us equality!!!!!!
Like a freight train barreling down the tracks!
Yes this music is very cool
I'm really enjoying the vandellas, they seem to love martha, and Martha seems to love them. That part where they turn to her and urge her to 'go ahead, girl'
Absolutely brilliant grew up dancing to this music in the disco great times
True music without demeaning women, color religion. These are true artists. Love Motown... There are great artists today. It's all relative to the times. Motown never goes out of style !!
Motown...the artists were true...sang without cursing..it was real..you can dance or just listen...got my 3yr granddaughter grooving to it ..my kid grew up listening to Motown. She
Been listening to this song for 50 years and never get tired of it!
I love this. It has that old school touch to it.. still sounds great in 2015 :)
I agree 100%.....this music/song is still kicking 52 years after it was released !!
For the record I saw Martha and the Vandellas for the 1st time 14 years ago they brought down the house......the place was "ROCKING",people in the aisles dancing it was the 60's all over again everyone had a great time,they signed autographs and I took a picture with Martha :)
Long live Old School !!!
Ake
Ozzie Williams This song will sound great forever!
This was in American Graffiti 2, the part with the copter over Nam. Very underrated good film.
+ Bruce Powell One my favorite movie openings!
Saw fabulous Martha perform in Camden in London, UK last night. She rocked the house. What a wonderful evening. She’s Still Rockin’ at 78!
Some of the greatest American pop music ever! Motown ruled!
Song filled with emotions for me. On the day my mother died we played this song. For as far she was able to, she moved on the rythm as always. Making this song very emotional and special for me. Dear mom, miss you much. Wish you where here. 05-07-2016
The beautiful experience you had with your mother will be remembered the rest of your life.
sjonhigh that’s so touching. How music moves our soul and lifts our spirit just extraordinary ❤️🇺🇸
God bless.
I am so very sorry for your loss hun. I do wish I could make it better. But from experience, I know better. Sigh.
Simple pure music...no mechanical enhancements... pure God given talent..pure simple soul! Which can't be matched today, no way!
Hello Barbara, How are you doing?
The 60's were the "Golden Age" of pop and r&b!!!
chad ewing and Gospel
I would never ever understand how anyone could dislike a video like this😷
Evil
Floored by the beauty and power in this. I love this song
I met the women on the far left while doing workat her home in Detroit a few months ago and I knew she was something big because she had all this memorabilia in a room and pics of the three of them with Marvin Gaye. It made her day that such a young person knew who she was. I didn't know until I saw all the pics but it's all the same. These guys were huge.
Lucky you. These black artists from Detroit were some of the very greatest social revolutionaries in the history of the USA. They changed our country and also the world- just by being themselves and telling the world it is to be a real authentic human being, and that deep down, were all the same. Growing up I was from the white suburbs of Detroit, but my soul was formed by the Detroit's black ghettos. And I think that is true of everyone from my generation. Amazing, profound music from the soul of humanity.
Great reply.
Great post and glad you were there to give her a lift. Their songs made so many people happy and provided life long memories. Bless all their hearts.
Wow! That's so neat! I would've asked for her autograph.
WOW!!!!! LUCKY YOU , These ladies amongst other black artists of there time sang there hearts out and told it like it was... No frills, outstanding vocalists, I'm white and would loved to have grown up in the ghettos of Detroit in the 6T's...fact
How can you not get pumped for everything when this plays. One of my favorites of all time!!
Dam cool! Memories 71 yrs young!! 👌
Beautiful song 🤍Hello from Scotland🏴How are you doing today? I hope it's been a great year so far?
The Vandellas here have about the cutest choreography I think I've ever seen. Miss the Motown Sound.
Some songs are just timeless and will always hit, this is one of the ones…..
Listen to The Jam cover this in 1979. Great tribute.
One of my favorite songs of all time. May God bless Martha and The Vandellas.
The one thing that always leaves an impression on me when I see Mo-Town videos is seeing how much FUN these talented artists had singing and dancing.
We were blessed to have grown up in Motown's glory!!!
Love this song !!!!!!!! Natural talent nowadays is rare.
Very nice song ! One of my favorite songs by this group. I also love, Jimmy Mack and Dancing in the Street, too.
HEATWAVE - Probably the best Tamla Motown song ever. Martha & the Vandellas were just brilliant. What a voice Martha has - and the vocal backing singers are every bit as good. English mod band THE JAM did a great cover version of this song on their 1979 album "Settings Sons". Their version of this classic song is well worth checking out !. But you still can't beat this original by Martha & the Vandellas.
Definitely my favorite Motown song. Found this while writing a report on Motown music for my English class. I listened to so many songs, but this one's definitely my favorite.
I am singing and dancing to this song for a choir concert tonight! Such a good song
Love this song ❤️
I love to blast this in my car and sing at the top of my lungs!!! Such a Great Song with so much Feel!!! They don't make em like this anymore! 2019!!!
She has such a powerful voice. You can really hear the passion and emotion.
I loved this Great Song, Regards from Germany.😊
Flugplatz Hahn AB (78 - 80)
The production for this song crazy🔥🔥..and their vocals on another level.
Motown is the greatest music
I love.It's brings back memories from New York.
Man. The good times of music and acts. These ladies were awesome.
Always puts me in a great mood or pulls me out of a flat spin. Absolutely outstanding!
One of my favorites of all time from these lovely ladies. I was blessed to hear all those Motown songs growing up when Motown was in its prime.
I grew up listening to all this great music my parent's played it all the time. I wish i could have been born earlier so i could have lived in those times with all the fantastic music music and great tv show's My parent's were so lucky
They brought the house down! Such a classic.
Beautiful song 🤍Hello from Scotland🏴How are you doing today? I hope it's been a great year so far?
I was born in the 70s but I love me some old school Motown music... They had the best singers ever, Berry Gordy was a genius :)