My mom and dad would dance to this all the time!..He would come home,say,hi punkin, how is daddy's little girl. Grab my mom by the arm and they would dance to this song.. I was 6yrs old.... Miss you both, love you, always
DM Top of the morning 🌅 To you Right back at ya WORD UP 😅 I agree with you A Trillion Percent 👏👌😁 I was just prousing looking for old school jams when I saw your comment 😁 about this song 🤗😅 I feel what you felt about this music 🎵🎶 I really appreciate people like you who listens and ❤️ Music as much as I Do especially oldies but goodies songs and music.👏👌I don't have any of these classic songs any more. Yet I can find all of them on UTUBE 👏👌😁 Thanks UTUBE 👏 And thank you for letting me share my thoughts with you 😅 U are too kind and a very special person 🤗 Have a bless day or night and stay safe JAH LIVES ONE LOVE ❤️🤝🙋GOD bless everyone who's listening to this master piece 🙏💃
Well, I should hope so, how could (or would) anyone forget it? It's wonderful that you still have your memories, I'm only 70s and I hope I keep mine as long as you!
I'll be 70 yrs of age soon, but this song has never lost it's appeal to me, nor failed to resonate - taking me back to my teen years. My best friend Gene and I tore up the roads of SW Wisconsin, playing this tune on the radio and 8 track. Gene has gone home now, having surrendered to dementia in Nov 2019. RIP Gene, and thank you for your friendship. You were genuine. Blessings on you.
I just turned 60 on the fifth of October. I was going rough patch in my in late 20's. I was in the bar and this song came on the juke box. I sat there listening to this song and watching a older couple dancing and smiling having a good time.. and they were smiling
My brother died 2 days before Christmas, 2015. He was 66. When this song was new, he listened to it on the car radio and the 8 track player. He had the words "Slip Away" tatooted on his arm... this is for Ernie Crisp, RIP big brother, RIP.
This song brings back some of my childhood memories. I remember on a Friday my mom would give me a nickel to go to the corner store to buy whatever I wanted. As I walked 2 or 3 blocks, I could here this song bellowing out of many windows. Everyone was having a Friday, pay day party...lol
I will listen to this music for the rest of my life. Kills me to think when the greats like Clarence Carter are gone the music will die. None of the artists of today can even touch him.
I remember this song as a child. My folks had this album. I really miss my parents and my youth. This song brings back precious memories of my childhood.
Me too. Remember Garland Greene's Jealous Kind of fella? And Tyrone Davis' Turn back the hands of time? That was my trio everyday after getting home from junior high school. The days bro, those days!!!
Maybe i too old,dont like change,etc.I was raised on hard rock to motown.i just dont care for todays music.Todays music is not sang or played with soul,from the heart,and not giving all they got. Back in our days it was.Back in our days music would move you physicaly and emotionaly.I dont see that or get that feeling in todays music
Muscle Shoals, baby! Could those boys play a lick or two or what? And Clarence Carter - what an amazing performer he was back then. Bet he's still a pistol now, even though he's getting on in years now. Lots of great memories listening to his music over the years.
This song is one of the few things that kept me sane during boot camp in the sweltering summer of 1968 at the absolute armpit of the Army -- Fort Polk, Louisiana. God how I hated the Army. Lot of the guys I went through with never came back from 'Nam. Damn shame.
.....I was at Fort Polk in 1967..........it was the Shits.......loL................made it back from the Nam.....archie Bell was in my platoon.....loL.........
Such a memorable song. July 1968 basic training San Antonio. This was played at a dance they let us attend and it was our first contact with the women going through basic training too. I’ll never forget this song or the slow dance. The only other song I remember was “Tighten Up’ by Archie Bell and the Drells. Great songs and a great memory of such a dramatic change in my life.
Yes but it's all adultery. He wants this married woman to sneak away from her husband and make love to him. After that comes the murder, just look at Forensic Files. The jealous spouse murders the unfaithful one, or the unfaithful one murders the faithful one. Happens both ways.
I haven't heard this song in so long... Brings back so many memories of a love I lost and never found again. He passed away a few years ago but we always knew we wanted to be together but I walked away.
76 now and this is my favorite since the first time I heard it.....Only thing slipping away now is time...Miss my past loves and friends....We thought we would be young forever.....
In July 1983 I met my wife. She was arguably the most intelligent and beautiful woman I had ever met. She was dating another guy at the time and I was a studying for the priesthood at a Russian Orthodox seminary...not the most optimum scenario for a relationship. Anyway, this song (from what I remembered from when I was in 8th grade, fall 1968) gave me courage. 37 years and two kids and two grandkids later, I am still very grateful.
Grew Up listening to this in my bed on a little bitty transistor Radio…I was fascinated…So I slipped out my window and walked Across The City of Houston to go crawl in thru the window of my Sweet Girl Friend and Stayed until the Sun came up before her Daddy came home.
It's crazy how as a little girl I watched my aunt and uncle, dance off this song and now my kids are watching me listening to the same song I hope that keep the classics legacy going
WOW,THAT SONG STILL SOUNDS GREAT, I LOVE EVERY SONG THAT I'VE HEARD CLARENCE CARTER SANG AND HE'S STILL ONE OF MY FAVORITE SINGERS EVER, HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU CLARENCE CARTER.
Fantastic! I remember when this song was on the radio.....a breath of fresh air in the middle of the psychodelic era. Somehow this song broke through every market and reached number 8 on the nation wide charts in August of 68.
Sunday songs of my youth after church, there was no tv allowed at this time just cards, games and music. Mom & Dad played a lot of Motown amongst others.
This song takes me back to my childhood. It was the Summer of 1968. On my mother's day off we would go to Jack's Beach Shack in Galveston, TX & this song was a popular song on the jukebox. I didn't know what the lyrics meant at that time. I just liked the song. I asked my mother what does that song mean. She told me one day when you get grown you will understand. I do now of course but it takes me back to my younger years.
Heard a blues band play his masterpiece last night at a home days and it brought back such great childhood memories. This original by Mr. Carter is the best.
I toured with Clarence for the briefest moment in time, back around '96. Among the greatest joys of my life. Among other things, Clarence said: "they got star 69 now, they'll find your ass"!
there was an AM radio station near where i lived WOOL ,and a disc jockey named the Moon Man who would play all the good songs like this 3, 4 times in a row also played Rock your baby by George Mccrae 7 times in a row.
Here before Mafia 3 93 baby Tennessee raised This song bring back memories watching my grandfather dip his snuff and talk his shit slamming dominos at family gatherings he always had a fifth of Hennessy near and strong smell of after shave those was the days when there wasn’t much but it was simple.
We stay off Wade Park with my dad and stepmother and 6 sisters. This was my father's favorite song in the late 60's. When I hear this it bring back many sweet memories. R. I. P Dad B. K. A Slim
This song is one of the BEST "soul" songs I've EVER heard of. Plus the 6th chord in the D flat major chord really adds A LOT of style to the song...and going back to back between THAT chord and the G flat major chord. The 60s and 70s classic soul songs had some of the BEST styles and the way how they did their music.
When I heard this while watching "Licorice Pizza," I thought "Where have you been, my old friend? It's been far too long since I've heard you." Such a beautiful song..
I love him.watched. him at outer banks.lots of memories.I have so memories from his songs.thank you.Clarence Carter.God remember.the kids threw full can's of Budweiser.when they climbed the trees.you and band were dressed in suit and pink shirt,and a tie.I will never forget.I am almost 64 now.I hate the golden years.thanks for your music
This song was my dad's favorite he use to play when he was stealing to meet her back in the 60s lol he played it for her❤ their song. May the both continue to rest in heaven. Dancing together
Wow this song got so much memories in it and it was me and my X husband Michael song 💕 God rest his soul Thanks for playing it I will always 😍 this song so Romantic Special And was our First Song Together 💕
This reminds me of how my aunts and uncles used to get together and play cards, have a couple of dranks ( not drinks ), and start reminiscin' about the good ol' days.
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My mom and dad would dance to this all the time!..He would come home,say,hi punkin, how is daddy's little girl. Grab my mom by the arm and they would dance to this song.. I was 6yrs old.... Miss you both, love you, always
Wow bro. You almost got ME teary eyed -. RIP to your folks
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You are so lucky to have such a memory
So sweet ❣️❣️❣️
I wish we could just stay in those moments in our life for as long as we want.
I'm crying reminiscing about the good old days as a young teen listening too these iconic songs
Me too man,,, me too!!!!
I'm not even old and it move me too . You ain't alone . Praise Jesus
DM Top of the morning 🌅 To you Right back at ya WORD UP 😅 I agree with you A Trillion Percent 👏👌😁 I was just prousing looking for old school jams when I saw your comment 😁 about this song 🤗😅 I feel what you felt about this music 🎵🎶 I really appreciate people like you who listens and ❤️ Music as much as I Do especially oldies but goodies songs and music.👏👌I don't have any of these classic songs any more. Yet I can find all of them on UTUBE 👏👌😁 Thanks UTUBE 👏 And thank you for letting me share my thoughts with you 😅
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This tune will never be less than BRILLIANT!!! The heart and soul of this song remains timeless.
I’m 71 still jamming ❤😂🎉😊
I am in my 80's and I still remember this kind of music. It's wonderful.
Yes it is. Brings back good memories.
I wish all these songs were back again. Love them Remember dancing to them. in different places. Can remember all of them. Those were the days.
I'm in my 70s and I'm right next to you 😅
Well, I should hope so, how could (or would) anyone forget it? It's wonderful that you still have your memories, I'm only 70s and I hope I keep mine as long as you!
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I'll be 70 yrs of age soon, but this song has never lost it's appeal to me, nor failed to resonate - taking me back to my teen years. My best friend Gene and I tore up the roads of SW Wisconsin, playing this tune on the radio and 8 track. Gene has gone home now, having surrendered to dementia in Nov 2019. RIP Gene, and thank you for your friendship. You were genuine. Blessings on you.
I am turning 70 and I love this song!!!!!!!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Hellyea
LONG LIVE GENE
I'm 39, Hispanic. I belt this song almost every day. I don't care I can't sing. I can just feel it. I read your whole post ❤️
Gene...😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
2022
I just turned 60 on the fifth of October. I was going rough patch in my in late 20's. I was in the bar and this song came on the juke box. I sat there listening to this song and watching a older couple dancing and smiling having a good time.. and they were smiling
My brother died 2 days before Christmas, 2015. He was 66. When this song was new, he listened to it on the car radio and the 8 track player. He had the words "Slip Away" tatooted on his arm... this is for Ernie Crisp, RIP big brother, RIP.
+GimmeShelterr Sad for your loss.
+Joe Stokesbary thank you sir.
Rest my brother I know this.
+oldarmy57 thank you sir.
+GimmeShelterr He slipped away into HEAVEN
the opening licks of this song are simply the sweetest ever on record...a true masterpiece of soul
A symphony!
this was recorded at Fame Studios with the Swampers. duanne Allman gets credit for the guitar part tho it doesn't sound like his normal style.
AGREED
@@williamburns8716zoom 😅
The guitar and organ together are pure magic! ❤
33 years old, I finally understand why my mother felt this song deep within her soul. A man can be present, but gone at the same time.
Yes your right sweetheart 😘
Amen
You put it into words what my heart has been feeling...❤😢
STILL LISTENING TO THIS “R&B TIMELESS CLASSIC” FEB.2.2021 🎵🎵🎶 CHEERS FROM 🇨🇦
Listening march 2021...love the old school music..
This song brings back some of my childhood memories. I remember on a Friday my mom would give me a nickel to go to the corner store to buy whatever I wanted. As I walked 2 or 3 blocks, I could here this song bellowing out of many windows. Everyone was having a Friday, pay day party...lol
Oh yes, one of my favorites!❤ April 5, 2021...12:26 am ...rewind and play again, repeat!
Love it
STILL LOVE THIS GENUINE GOLD
CLASSIC HIT SONG FROM
THE 70'S, MY NEIGHBORS AND CLASS
MATES MOM PLAYED SONG A LOT
This is perfection. One of the best songs in music history. Thank you, Clarence.
I agree with you "Perfection"
89mi9m88m8i88m9 I'm 88😊888988
When cheating was a thing.
@@kenyarobinson8014 yes...
Don't get no better
Playing this for my grandma rn, born in 1953, she’s going down memory lane in 2024
Yep, this one's still rocking. December 2020. If it wasn't for You Tube and our music, I would be lost.
bless you tube n your fine self
One of my favorites, his voice was just beautiful.
OH Clarence Carter.......Clarence Carter........Clarence Carter..........Only a soul brother can sing like this. A gift. For sure.
Stroking Clarence Carter
He was full of soul.He earned it, all of it!
@@marywalton3364 g hi gjic by CC company
you got that right!
lol
I will listen to this music for the rest of my life. Kills me to think when the greats like Clarence Carter are gone the music will die. None of the artists of today can even touch him.
U did
They sure don't make them like this anymore! What a gem 💎🤩🎶🎵❤️😊
Still listening in August 2023
Nope
I remember this song as a child. My folks had this album. I really miss my parents and my youth. This song brings back precious memories of my childhood.
Me too. Remember Garland Greene's Jealous Kind of fella? And Tyrone Davis' Turn back the hands of time? That was my trio everyday after getting home from junior high school. The days bro, those days!!!
Same here...
It is a sad they do not put out this type of music anymore it all has slipped away
Check out "Let Me Down Easy" by Paolo Nutini
60s and 70s was my music.i dont know how i missed clarence ( except patches) till 10 yrs ago
Dear Tony-and-scion-of-Fortuna ... Uncle is also in mourning alongside thee.
Maybe i too old,dont like change,etc.I was raised on hard rock to motown.i just dont care for todays music.Todays music is not sang or played with soul,from the heart,and not giving all they got. Back in our days it was.Back in our days music would move you physicaly and emotionaly.I dont see that or get that feeling in todays music
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The guitar lick in this song kicks ass. One of my all-time favorite tunes.
Great song!!!
Such a great era when music touched the depth of your soul
Clarence still jammin in 2020 who's with me
Getting old is a bitch but this kind of music makes it not seem so bad
Gort that right
Me!In The Netherlands!❤❤❤
I'm rite here jammin this loud today feb,4 ,2020
Just love Carter
This man definitely belong in the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame". What a great song. That bass riff and rhythm intro is timeless.
Henry Campbell j
Henry Campbell Ayeeee now
Absolutely correct! A true classic.
Muscle Shoals, baby! Could those boys play a lick or two or what? And Clarence Carter - what an amazing performer he was back then. Bet he's still a pistol now, even though he's getting on in years now. Lots of great memories listening to his music over the years.
Muscle Shoals Sounds 🎼🎶❤️✌️
This song still gives me chills
I absolutely love the guitar intro on this. Those first few notes set the " feeling. "
Awesome song. Wish we had these same kinda singers now.
Some songs instantly marry your soul. This is one of them.
truer words.. ty.. tlc
I've couldn't have said it any better.
This song is one of the few things that kept me sane during boot camp in the sweltering summer of 1968 at the absolute armpit of the Army -- Fort Polk, Louisiana. God how I hated the Army. Lot of the guys I went through with never came back from 'Nam. Damn shame.
.....I was at Fort Polk in 1967..........it was the Shits.......loL................made it back from the Nam.....archie Bell was in my platoon.....loL.........
Dont worry its 2016 and Fort Polk still sucks!!
I was there summer of '67. Peace bro' Whatta place...
my condolences thanks for serving sir
my mother's brother never came back
it tore my grandmother up
me too, we probably crossed paths. From Louisiana straight to The Nam. 11 Bravo
I Love This Song It Brings Back So May Memories.
First heard this riding in the car w my dad...im 70 years old and remember getting this my first 45
❤️‼️
When music 🎵🎶🎵🎶 was music ‼️‼️‼️
Such a memorable song. July 1968 basic training San Antonio. This was played at a dance they let us attend and it was our first contact with the women going through basic training too. I’ll never forget this song or the slow dance. The only other song I remember was “Tighten Up’ by Archie Bell and the Drells. Great songs and a great memory of such a dramatic change in my life.
I was a few years behind you. U.S. Army 74-80
Harold Melvin got me laid even when I wasn't in the mood. Barry White was also a major panty-dropper.
About to lookup that Tighten Up song lol
I’m 23 I grew up on classic like these ❤️
I LOVE THE ANGST & DESPERATION IN CLARENCE’S VOICE, EXPLAINING HOW MUCH HE LOVES THIS LADY… GETS ME EVERY TIME… GOOSEBUMPS. 🇨🇦
Yes but it's all adultery. He wants this married woman to sneak away from her husband and make love to him. After that comes the murder, just look at Forensic Files. The jealous spouse murders the unfaithful one, or the unfaithful one murders the faithful one. Happens both ways.
@ Rhea…I see I’m in good company.
@@tommcfadden5232 CHEERS TOM🎵🎶. WAS JUST LISTENING TO BOBBY WOMACK SINGING “IM IN LOVE”🎵 ANOTHER AMAZING R&B/SOUL CLASSIC, IN MY HUMBLE OPINION🇨🇦
@@rheahayes3149 got u renee
I haven't heard this song in so long... Brings back so many memories of a love I lost and never found again. He passed away a few years ago but we always knew we wanted to be together but I walked away.
76 now and this is my favorite since the first time I heard it.....Only thing slipping away now is time...Miss my past loves and friends....We thought we would be young forever.....
Nothing last forever, but I have enjoyed living.
Every day is a good day, some are just better than others......
In July 1983 I met my wife. She was arguably the most intelligent and beautiful woman I had ever met. She was dating another guy at the time and I was a studying for the priesthood at a Russian Orthodox seminary...not the most optimum scenario for a relationship. Anyway, this song (from what I remembered from when I was in 8th grade, fall 1968) gave me courage. 37 years and two kids and two grandkids later, I am still very grateful.
I love. Listen t0 all. Song. ALl. Was in. My. Time. Love to. Dance
It's been about 1000 years since I've heard this. Oh the rhythm and blues tunes from long ago. How sweet it is!
This artist had such a great voice. Makes me happy to hear, and sad that those days are gone. 😢
Unfortunately these days are gone😊
This song brings back memories . I still listen today. Thank you. J.G.
Johnnie Taylor. Clarence Carter. Tyrone Davis .my three favorite they sing with such soul such feeling I still get chills when I listen to them
And Sam cooke ?
Also lets not forget David Ruffin.
A.T. Martino David and Eddie were the voices of the temptation's when they left it lost that great sound
Soul music never dies............
+thomas Rose whatboutblue
Grew Up listening to this in my bed on a little bitty transistor Radio…I was fascinated…So I slipped out my window and walked Across The City of Houston to go crawl in thru the window of my Sweet Girl Friend and Stayed until the Sun came up before her Daddy came home.
So many memories this brings back to life. And all the family and friends that are now gone. These were good times with good music, better days.
Yes it was.
It's crazy how as a little girl I watched my aunt and uncle, dance off this song and now my kids are watching me listening to the same song I hope that keep the classics legacy going
I grew up on this music as a child ..This kind of music never get old
me too!!!! Detroit baby!!! 60 years!!!!
My life long (79 yrs.) favorite genre.
WOW,THAT SONG STILL SOUNDS GREAT, I LOVE EVERY SONG THAT I'VE HEARD CLARENCE CARTER SANG AND HE'S STILL ONE OF MY FAVORITE SINGERS EVER, HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU CLARENCE CARTER.
I REMEMBER MY DAD PLAYING AND SINGING THIS SONG BACK IN THE EARLY 70'S WHEN WE LIVED IN DETROIT.
DAMN, THIS SOUNDS GOOD.
Mr. Clarence Carter was putting it down hard 💃💃💃🤽
I remember this song when I was a kid.. my mother used to play it.R.IP. "Georgia ❤
Clarence WAS THE MAN!!! What a great voice!! No decade with better music than the 1970s.
clean riffs!! This is Muscle Shoals heart!! Damn.. they kicked butt back in the day!!! Thank Y'all for this good music.
Fantastic! I remember when this song was on the radio.....a breath of fresh air in the middle of the psychodelic era. Somehow this song broke through every market and reached number 8 on the nation wide charts in August of 68.
You betcha! I listened to it on 68 WRKO - Boston, summer of 1968, one of THE greatest years ever for music.
He could sing, people! Loved his music and background music! We have lost all that today.
What do you mean?
Grown folk Syit !!! I'm 59 and still trying to get her to " slip away " !!!
Clarence Carter.... never let a good woman slip away"..... great words to thrive on.😎👍
HE GOT CANDY STANTON NEED I SAY MORE?
Mama and Daddy. Rest in the lord ! I remember you playing this song when we were little kids! It was the jam then and still is today!
Sunday songs of my youth after church, there was no tv allowed at this time just cards, games and music. Mom & Dad played a lot of Motown amongst others.
This song takes me back to my childhood. It was the Summer of 1968. On my mother's day off we would go to Jack's Beach Shack in Galveston, TX & this song was a popular song on the jukebox.
I didn't know what the lyrics meant at that time. I just liked the song. I asked my mother what does that song mean. She told me one day when you get grown you will understand.
I do now of course but it takes me back to my younger years.
Love that guitar and bass! They don't make music like this anymore!
no they don't!!!!!!
@@shushu313 sure people do they just make it in quiet rooms by themselves now.
you got that right
@@ccdc7058what good is that for entertaining the people,i could have gone all yr without hearing that nonesense.
Such a groove. Such a voice.
Gooooood old days.when music spoke for you. So glad I came up in this Era of Music.. Forever In My Heart ❤️ 💙 💜 💖
Growing up daddy always had music playing daddy is now 80 and still knows this song word for word❤️
Clarence has the best version of this song. A favourite.
This randomly popped up on my feed 09/21 and wow, just wow. This was a sing that I needed.
Love this song and was just reminded of it after seeing Licorice Pizza and it was on the soundtrack! Great movie too, by the way!
He's The best blues man ever I've seen him several times and i was not disappointed and he's really a great guy
Old school music. Gets better with time😀😀
Heard a blues band play his masterpiece last night at a home days and it brought back such great childhood memories. This original by Mr. Carter is the best.
I toured with Clarence for the briefest moment in time, back around '96. Among the greatest joys of my life. Among other things, Clarence said: "they got star 69 now, they'll find your ass"!
I'm 45 I remember my parents playing this song . they still play this song. even heard it at a cookout yesterday
now this really takes me back"how sweet it is........
.j.j
No doubt
Sam cook
Sam cooke
God what a voice.
Donald TittleJr RIGHT ON !!!!
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there was an AM radio station near where i lived WOOL ,and a disc jockey named the Moon Man who would play all the good songs like this 3, 4 times in a row also played Rock your baby by George Mccrae 7 times in a row.
Here before Mafia 3 93 baby Tennessee raised This song bring back memories watching my grandfather dip his snuff and talk his shit slamming dominos at family gatherings he always had a fifth of Hennessy near and strong smell of after shave those was the days when there wasn’t much but it was simple.
We stay off Wade Park with my dad and stepmother and 6 sisters. This was my father's favorite song in the late 60's. When I hear this it bring back many sweet memories. R. I. P Dad B. K. A Slim
Mafia lll bought me here... I'm from the 90's but this a good old soul classic.
Still a big hit in 2024. What a voice: Clarence Carter❤❤❤❤
I heard this for the first time a couple days ago and I can't stop playing this banger !! 🔥🔥🔥
This song is one of the BEST "soul" songs I've EVER heard of. Plus the 6th chord in the D flat major chord really adds A LOT of style to the song...and going back to back between THAT chord and the G flat major chord. The 60s and 70s classic soul songs had some of the BEST styles and the way how they did their music.
The tremolo setting on the tube amp does it for me..but yes I also hear what you hear. That was THE musical formula back then.
This was my
Mom and Dad's song.
That's how I got here.
Thanks Mom and Dad for slipping away.
😎👍
When I heard this while watching "Licorice Pizza," I thought "Where have you been, my old friend? It's been far too long since I've heard you."
Such a beautiful song..
Released in April 1968....got to #2 on the R&B charts...and to #6 on the "Hot 100" pop charts...CLASSIC!!!
I was only 12 and bought 45s...good days. Love this song
I always loved this song since it came out. It's so Soulful. Great tune 😅
This was one of my mother's favorite songs. I was only about six or seven years old. I play it now and think of her. Good music.
I'm listening in November 2020 . an jamming to this great music !!!
I love him.watched. him at outer banks.lots of memories.I have so memories from his songs.thank you.Clarence Carter.God remember.the kids threw full can's of Budweiser.when they climbed the trees.you and band were dressed in suit and pink shirt,and a tie.I will never forget.I am almost 64 now.I hate the golden years.thanks for your music
This song was my dad's favorite he use to play when he was stealing to meet her back in the 60s lol he played it for her❤ their song. May the both continue to rest in heaven. Dancing together
Wow this song got so much memories in it and it was me and my X husband Michael song 💕
God rest his soul
Thanks for playing it
I will always 😍 this song so Romantic Special
And was our First Song
Together 💕
This reminds me of how my aunts and uncles used to get together and play cards, have a couple of dranks ( not drinks ), and start reminiscin' about the good ol' days.
can someone please bring back motown to music
Leon Bridges is doing great - his first album is truely amazing
THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN, (THAT WAS THEN, AND THIS NOW) BUT OLD SCHOOL IS FOREVER.
@@emilylaroque4472 ...Point Made!!! But it's nice too stop by here!!
And give a listen.
You know ?1?! Whoever among us has Berry's (Gordy) had better just cough it up ... before we get violent !!!
and stax,atlantic and fame studios(muscle shoals,alabama)!!
This was my grandmother's "record!" God rest her soul!!
This is "SOUL MUSIC" in it's purist form. "Music From The Soul, Music For The Soul".
This was my husband favorite song. Rest in peace honey. 5/23/52 to 4/29/20
Remember this tune from back in the day ! I did some slippin away myself as a young man. Great memories. Thank you CC ! Semper Fi.
Muscle Shoals music at its absolute finest.
Chris White Dawm right
fame studios
Muscle Shoals Studio had the best session musicians in the business, they had great Bassists. I am influence by theses bass players.
This is Soul music for real!
Brings back memories of my childhood when I llived across the street from a cafe/jukejoint. They used to bump this a lot.
My dad used to play this on a tape in his truck when I was 10. I miss those times so much. RIP dad.