At the age of 68 going on 69 there are those choons which never cease to electrify my soul, and this is one. Thank the God of your choice for the sublime vocal and instrumental production of this track. Always keeping the faith, from a Cornish soul brother.
Arguably the best non-Motown Motown hit ever. The Revilot was a club in Buffalo, where Darrell grew up. This little label's other hit was "I Wanna Testify" by The Parliaments, led by a young George Clinton. Darrell also recorded down in Memphis- he was on Volt, Otis Redding's label. Had he lived, he might well have been right up there with Otis as a classic soul man. Come to think of it, they've probably sung together Upstairs for 50 years. RIP Darrell- from Detroit to Myrtle Beach and all the way to Manchester (not the one in NH), you left us with a song that will never die.
The Revilot label recorded some notable other artists including Rose Batiste, J J Barnes, the Holidays and others. Some fine Northern Soul tunes to be found on Revilot. The label was owned by LeBaron Taylor aka Toliver. Obviously Revilot is a reverse spelling of his name. No idea if he owned a club too.
This is my favorite song. It has been since I first heard it in 1968. I wore my record out years ago on my old player--I'm so glad to be able to hear it again. Isn't it a remarkably well orchestrated song?
@@geoff6942 You know its funny I always loved my dad playing records with the big bands on them. This recording has that same sound, which is probably what I like about it best!
He was murdered in about 1970 ..." in February 1970, Banks was shot and killed by policeman Aaron Bullock in Detroit, Michigan, after Banks intervened in his affair with Banks's girlfriend, Marjorie Bozeman.[2]"
this is the song that got me to my feet and go over and ask a girl to dance, 39 years later two children and five grandkids that is what music with soul can do to a man
It's pure Northern Soul. Nothing else. We're not talking locations or styles of music within the USA. We're talking the Northern Soul scene, spawned in the UK, which has individual tunes from many genres of music under its broad umbrella.
@@kevinwhitmill2599 I hear southern soul in this song. Back then musicians traveled and they shared music. For the record Darrell Banks isn't the only one who sung this song
@@kevinwhitmill2599 There was a movie in the (I think early nineties) based on Northern Soul music and and group, forgot the name, but my buddy loved it. But, were the northern soul groups doing, recording Soul R&B type music before or around the same time as Motown or Stax? Don't quite know the history but will research it because I knew of it but just thought it was white groups/Bands from the UK who were really into Soul Music. But this Song by Darrell Banks was right up there with "Knock on Wood" when I was about 6 or 7 years old and I Really Loved both of those songs as a young child.. Thought this song was one of the Stax songs because it truly sounds like the Stax sound. Just watched the documentary on Stax Music Record Label... It's a Must see......
@aintnoway3467 You probably do if you're thinking within an American context. But....'Northern Soul' is a UK phenomenon. The term was coined by UK journalist and record store owner Dave Godin to differentiate between the type of Soul that was being played in London and the south (ie more Pop and/or Funk orientated) and that in demand by visiting 'Northerners' (including midlanders - anyone 80+ miles north of London basically), which was upbeat motownesque dance music, obscure and not pop chart type soul. This 'Northern Soul' encompassed music from Detroit, Chicago etc but also L.A., Memphis, Latin and TexMex style tunes. The geographical origin of the music had no bearing on it being accepted as Northern Soul within the UK (and now worldwide) context.
@thomford3386 There are no 'Northern Soul Groups' other than bogus ones trying to cash in. There are only Northern Soul tunes. Some artists and groups may only have one tune accepted as Northern Soul. Others might have the majority, even all, of their output deemed Northern Soul. Much of the Motown and Stax output, but not all, is deemed Northern Soul. The Isleys 'Tell Me It's Just A Rumour', Edwin Starr's 'Back Streets' and on Stax the Astors 'Twilight Time' being examples. There have also been some real non-soul oddities accepted under the banner of Northern Soul but I am too embarrassed to list them. You really need a love of the scene and it's music to understand really what it is.
Massive hit at home for him, and arguably one of the genre's five finest moments overall. Small repertoire, enormous and enduring legacy. Darrell Banks is greatly, greatly, greatly missed.
Got you beat by a couple of years But we had the music back in our days, we didn’t have all this music calling women bitches and hoes. We had music that meant something
True words said northern soul is in the blood and I'll never let go of the great days of the notorious WIGAN CASINO and yet it's still going when we've gone KTF Tim Salter
This 45 RPM was played in the 60's until it turned ashy white!! It was a classic!! I heard it as I walked down my neighborhood street. We music like this today.
I remember going to the Revilot Lounge in Buffalo in the late 60s and hearing Darrell sing this song. Very soulful singer who died far too young. He started out as Darrell Eubanks and later shortened his name to Banks.
Northern Soul is just amazing music 🎶 I remember going to our local dance venue in the 60s and now at 71yrs young we still go to every Northern Soul evenings 🎵 👍🏻KEEPING THE FAITH 🤘🏼❤️🎶🎵
This Detroit hit is soul music stripped down to its essence. The tough, spare sounding band gives Darrell all the space in the world to sing his ever lovin' heart out. Sometimes that's all you need to produce a classic.
Absolute classic. An all time Northern Soul classic from Darrell Banks. Released during the summer of 1966, where it made it to No.2 in the R&B charts but only got No.27 in the US charts in late September 1966.
Keep the faith. Just heard it played in USA live dancing omg love loved loved Wigan casino still dance every day even though 60 my all time ever classic ❤❤❤❤🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🖐️👏🏽
I remember Darrell Banks coming to Cleveland,Ohio and singing at a club called the Music Box. He could Blow man. Ken Hawkins would play this tune on his radio show W.J.M.O 1490.
I have fallen in love listening to it, I have fallen out of love listening to it but I will always always love this song. First heard it at the Casino in about 1977 as a 16 yr old who loved rock music, that it blew me away is an understatement, it can make me feel so alive listening to it in a way no other song can. It is possibly the greatest piece of soul music ever recorded and will stay with me forever. KTF
Lee Brown It sure is my friend. Heart wrenching emotional turmoil, she has left you/ you have left her but can't live with out each other. It will bring joy to you heart and tears to your eyes at the same time. I am still a heavy metal fan always will be, but this like all soul music will haunt me forever as well. Listening to this makes me feel like a teen again, smile like I am insane and cry like I am a baby all with in its short duration, nothing gets close to creating that sort of roller coaster ride in music these says, sad to say mundane rubbish for the best part is modern music. Closest in the last few years have been, Eli 'paperboy' Reed and John Newman. Ktf
+Nick Williams . I have some faves, but this, and Spyder Turner's " I can't make it anymore" unreal,,,, I'm a Clash, Who, Jam, Floyd, Reggae and all kinds of fan, but nothing gets ya like this stuff. KTF
Nick Williams Before the Casino was the Twisted Wheel in Manchester. I was there in the 60s. Some great acts were there on Saturday night til 7.30am Sunday.
So many of these Underated soul singers never got the chance with the big labels. Marvin Gaye, Jimmy Ruffin, Teddy Pendergrass, although great artists would give their left leg to sing as good as DARRELL BANKS..KTF.
Seems like yesterday cruising with my buddies listening to this on WCHB & Butter Ball in a '66 Buick convertible around Detroit. Great times & we knew it.
Brilliant song, singer.First heard it when"shug"local Kirkcaldy, fife, Scotland dj gave the 45single to my friend Elizabeth todd 1968/69..He was way in front of other djs at the time.. I believe he has passed away now. Anyone remember him?
LOL singing yes I admit to singing whilst dancing my fav was NF Porter keep on keeping on and nothing but a house party by the Showstoppers.plus many many more Enjoy the journey. Keep the Faith +The Real Vermillion 303
Dave Hossack I will. So lucky to have all these records on UA-cam now that were so hard to find back in the day. I salute Ian Levine and every DJ that worked hard to uncover all these great songs.
I'm 74 now but this tune still brings back so many memories of 60's all nighters at Pete Stringfellows King Mojo in Sheffield and all nighters in Nottingham, those days of pure soul music are long gone but always with me, feel sorry the youngsters now with all the crap so called music.
Supreme vocals by Darrell Banks... a definite allnighter floor filler, incidental breaks in this and the chorus, really make the hairs stand up on the back of my neck
The INTRO to this jam is what I remember and jocks used it on commercials as a bed on WWRL AM 1600, NYC and WNJR AM back in the late 1960s and early 1970s. And of course, the baritone sax is kickin ass and takin names throughout.
My other reply disappeared. But this was a great era. The struggle(s) was/were real also back in the day but Our music was so great that it eased a little of the pain & injustices!
This track in particular brings back some fantastic memories from the early 70's in Nottingham and the many bus trips to the Casino leaving from Manchester Unity Club with a great crowd...
RIP Darrell Banks (July 25, 1937 - February 24, 1970), aged 32
You will always be remembered as a legend.
At the age of 68 going on 69 there are those choons which never cease to electrify my soul, and this is one. Thank the God of your choice for the sublime vocal and instrumental production of this track. Always keeping the faith, from a Cornish soul brother.
As a 76 yr old Devon Soul brother, totally agree,
Iam 70 in Jan 2023 and I Love This Track With a Great Writer Donnie Elbert
72 now and couldn't agree more.KOKO.!!!!
Amen my brother..
The intro is the ringtone on my phone😊
Arguably the best non-Motown Motown hit ever. The Revilot was a club in Buffalo, where Darrell grew up. This little label's other hit was "I Wanna Testify" by The Parliaments, led by a young George Clinton. Darrell also recorded down in Memphis- he was on Volt, Otis Redding's label. Had he lived, he might well have been right up there with Otis as a classic soul man. Come to think of it, they've probably sung together Upstairs for 50 years. RIP Darrell- from Detroit to Myrtle Beach and all the way to Manchester (not the one in NH), you left us with a song that will never die.
he did the original version of beautiful feeling which was later done by the dramatics
The Revilot label recorded some notable other artists including Rose Batiste, J J Barnes, the Holidays and others. Some fine Northern Soul tunes to be found on Revilot. The label was owned by LeBaron Taylor aka Toliver. Obviously Revilot is a reverse spelling of his name. No idea if he owned a club too.
I did not "get" Northern Soul until I heard this track. It blew my mind and opened up all that world of music for me.
JUST HITS YOU DOESNT IT 😲
I used to listen to this song 🎵 when I was 10 years old I'm 67 it still sounds great
This is Music
27 years old and absolutely love the northern soul KTF!!!
Unsolved Mysteries led me here
Me too!
Haha me too late night schnanagans
ha ha ha me too
he's legit!
Same
JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA
SEE 70 ODD YEAR OLDS DANSING TO THIS FEELS LIKE WEARE BACK AT THE WHEEL
I was there back in the day
Me as well
my hairs on my arms go up every time I hear a Northern Soul Classic, long live the good old times
This is my favorite song. It has been since I first heard it in 1968. I wore my record out years ago on my old player--I'm so glad to be able to hear it again. Isn't it a remarkably well orchestrated song?
Defo !!!!!! ❤
Yes. Does anyone know what the deep wind instrument is? A tuba? I've heard it on some other soul records.
@@geoff6942 You know its funny I always loved my dad playing records with the big bands on them. This recording has that same sound, which is probably what I like about it best!
Great track from a soul singer who never really got the recognition Chris h
He was murdered in about 1970 ..." in February 1970, Banks was shot and killed by policeman Aaron Bullock in Detroit, Michigan, after Banks intervened in his affair with Banks's girlfriend, Marjorie Bozeman.[2]"
Everything about this song is perfect. Can listen to this over and over.
Wow 🧡hearing for the first time this is beautiful
This song touches my soul every time I listen to it. Class.
U no that was EXACTLY what I felt/was gonna say x x x bless u xx
Ditto xx
I loved this song. The struggle(s)
Fabulous and so true. Thanks for posting, rest in peace Darrell, we will not forget you.
Same here 😊
One of the best soul records of 1966
Take my all blind soul babe, why dont you give it sight. Pure class songwords pure class.
Another one from 1966, last heard played by Herb Kent on WVON in Chicago Ill. I'm now 57 yrs old and HAPPY!!!
Northern soul brought me here. Keep the Faith.
this is the song that got me to my feet and go over and ask a girl to dance, 39 years later two children and five grandkids that is what music with soul can do to a man
Brill Shaun that's just one of hundreds that this fantastic music has created lol K. T. F.
dave g the
shaun colborn nice
Jr walker and the all stars
My wife had a simillar reaction to this record it stayed our record 'til she died 2 years ago KTF
Love this song....”Walk right on it...” says it all. A good man
It has a mix of Southern and Northern Soul
It's pure Northern Soul. Nothing else. We're not talking locations or styles of music within the USA. We're talking the Northern Soul scene, spawned in the UK, which has individual tunes from many genres of music under its broad umbrella.
@@kevinwhitmill2599 I hear southern soul in this song. Back then musicians traveled and they shared music. For the record Darrell Banks isn't the only one who sung this song
@@kevinwhitmill2599 There was a movie in the (I think early nineties) based on Northern Soul music and and group, forgot the name, but my buddy loved it. But, were the northern soul groups doing, recording Soul R&B type music before or around the same time as Motown or Stax? Don't quite know the history but will research it because I knew of it but just thought it was white groups/Bands from the UK who were really into Soul Music. But this Song by Darrell Banks was right up there with "Knock on Wood" when I was about 6 or 7 years old and I Really Loved both of those songs as a young child.. Thought this song was one of the Stax songs because it truly sounds like the Stax sound. Just watched the documentary on Stax Music Record Label... It's a Must see......
@aintnoway3467 You probably do if you're thinking within an American context. But....'Northern Soul' is a UK phenomenon. The term was coined by UK journalist and record store owner Dave Godin to differentiate between the type of Soul that was being played in London and the south (ie more Pop and/or Funk orientated) and that in demand by visiting 'Northerners' (including midlanders - anyone 80+ miles north of London basically), which was upbeat motownesque dance music, obscure and not pop chart type soul. This 'Northern Soul' encompassed music from Detroit, Chicago etc but also L.A., Memphis, Latin and TexMex style tunes. The geographical origin of the music had no bearing on it being accepted as Northern Soul within the UK (and now worldwide) context.
@thomford3386 There are no 'Northern Soul Groups' other than bogus ones trying to cash in. There are only Northern Soul tunes. Some artists and groups may only have one tune accepted as Northern Soul. Others might have the majority, even all, of their output deemed Northern Soul. Much of the Motown and Stax output, but not all, is deemed Northern Soul. The Isleys 'Tell Me It's Just A Rumour', Edwin Starr's 'Back Streets' and on Stax the Astors 'Twilight Time' being examples. There have also been some real non-soul oddities accepted under the banner of Northern Soul but I am too embarrassed to list them.
You really need a love of the scene and it's music to understand really what it is.
Massive hit at home for him, and arguably one of the genre's five finest moments overall. Small repertoire, enormous and enduring legacy. Darrell Banks is greatly, greatly, greatly missed.
Quite fabulous, rest in peace Darrell!!!! Thanks friend.
KEEP THE FAITH......BRO....FROM ANDALUCIA....MALAGA MODS FEVER
💃🕺🎶🎵🎼 Can't believe that I had forgotten about this song!!❤
what would we do without our soul classics.
A pure Northern gem, still gets me on the floor, I'm old skool now..61 and kept the faith takin it to my grave
Got you beat by a couple of years
But we had the music back in our
days, we didn’t have all this music calling women bitches and hoes. We had music that meant
something
True words said northern soul is in the blood and I'll never let go of the great days of the notorious WIGAN CASINO and yet it's still going when we've gone KTF Tim Salter
This 45 RPM was played in the 60's until it turned ashy white!! It was a classic!! I heard it as I walked down my neighborhood street. We music like this today.
I remember going to the Revilot Lounge in Buffalo in the late 60s and hearing Darrell sing this song. Very soulful singer who died far too young. He started out as Darrell Eubanks and later shortened his name to Banks.
Northern Soul is just amazing music 🎶 I remember going to our local dance venue in the 60s and now at 71yrs young we still go to every Northern Soul evenings 🎵 👍🏻KEEPING THE FAITH 🤘🏼❤️🎶🎵
I am 70 and remember this record when sheffield lads at wheel
Omg I haven't heard this song in years. I loooooove it ❤
This Detroit hit is soul music stripped down to its essence. The tough, spare sounding band gives Darrell all the space in the world to sing his ever lovin' heart out. Sometimes that's all you need to produce a classic.
Great tune great sound
Sounds like the Funk Brothers..Baritone Sax and the Guitar "chank"
Fabulous song, speaks to me inside, wonderful to move to
“…to move to “ , as in “ moving “ rhythmic feet, doing The Skate or the Popcorn , or both combined. Uhm ! 🤙🏾 Feel It !
I remember this song like yesterday. My neighbors had outdoor parties and this one of their favorite songs. Jamming!!! And walker Jr. Songs
Great sound. Rest in Peace Darrell.
Such a beautiful song
57 love it my 27 year old son does too my education worked xxx
Absolute classic. An all time Northern Soul classic from Darrell Banks. Released during the summer of 1966, where it made it to No.2 in the R&B charts but only got No.27 in the US charts in late September 1966.
This is my most favorite song in the whole wide world. RIP Darrell Banks. You definitely put a hurting on this Detroit Sound.
Keep the faith. Just heard it played in USA live dancing omg love loved loved Wigan casino still dance every day even though 60 my all time ever classic ❤❤❤❤🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🖐️👏🏽
This was the song that got me loving Northan Soul !
64 gets my soul moving still
I'm hearing this gem for the 1st time ever. I love it 🤩🤩🤩
i take you are one the young souls then
I've said it before but here goes again. Probably the best soul sound ever recorded!
Probably agree wit ya there Gordon KTF
Definitely top 10... What a song!
There's a good reason why songs like this endure down the years.....pure quality. Another classic.
So fabulous this is. Thanks friend.
Possibly the greatest soul song ever
I remember Darrell Banks coming to Cleveland,Ohio and singing at a club called the Music Box. He could Blow man. Ken Hawkins would play this tune on his radio show W.J.M.O 1490.
Great voice, song, and sorry that Darrell passed at such a young age. Rest in peace sir, we miss you.
Believe he was shot by a cop!!!!!!
My Dad, and thanks!
@@dominichetherington2287 Really? News to me!
@@dominichetherington2287 shot by a cop who was seeing Darrell’s girlfriend
@@dominichetherington2287 That is horrible!!!!
I have fallen in love listening to it, I have fallen out of love listening to it but I will always always love this song. First heard it at the Casino in about 1977 as a 16 yr old who loved rock music, that it blew me away is an understatement, it can make me feel so alive listening to it in a way no other song can. It is possibly the greatest piece of soul music ever recorded and will stay with me forever. KTF
Nick Williams Wonderful words! Thats really what soul's about isnt it!
Lee Brown It sure is my friend. Heart wrenching emotional turmoil, she has left you/ you have left her but can't live with out each other. It will bring joy to you heart and tears to your eyes at the same time. I am still a heavy metal fan always will be, but this like all soul music will haunt me forever as well. Listening to this makes me feel like a teen again, smile like I am insane and cry like I am a baby all with in its short duration, nothing gets close to creating that sort of roller coaster ride in music these says, sad to say mundane rubbish for the best part is modern music. Closest in the last few years have been, Eli 'paperboy' Reed and John Newman. Ktf
+Nick Williams . I have some faves, but this, and Spyder Turner's " I can't make it anymore" unreal,,,, I'm a Clash, Who, Jam, Floyd, Reggae and all kinds of fan, but nothing gets ya like this stuff. KTF
Nick Williams Before the Casino was the Twisted Wheel in Manchester. I was there in the 60s. Some great acts were there on Saturday night til 7.30am Sunday.
@@nickwilliams1065 .....great song. Cheers.
I loved this guy's singing. Especially this song!
Nothing but beautiful memories what a beautiful song
The B side 'Our love(is in the pocket)' is brilliant as well
Yeah the B side was covered by Amen Corner.
So many of these Underated soul singers never got the chance with the big labels.
Marvin Gaye, Jimmy Ruffin, Teddy Pendergrass, although great artists would give their left leg to sing as good as DARRELL BANKS..KTF.
This is a soul song sung with real soul.
Fantastic song.Heard this way back when l was a whole lot younger,but still love it.
Saw him perform in early home towns Niagara Falls & Buffalo. Easter Sunday 1968 @ Monte Carlo Club with my "Exotic Baby" in HS!
without a doubt in my top 10 fave soul the whole song & beat pure heaven...........
keep the faith
Wirral Soul/Mod Boy still searching
One of the best of a long string of records featuring moonlighting Funk Brothers.
Great record here from Darrell another Darryl that's me the Masterblaster I play this song all the time on my internet radio show Classic Soul mercy
The 165 elements who put their thumbs down need an audiometric hearing test.
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😪😪😪😪😪😪
Thy must have got dumpt to this song 😂🤣
Most fabulous song, resting in peace Darrell, you still rule. Thanks friend.
Totally agree excellent.
Most definitely
Probably currently residing in a Secure Psychiatric Unit
Seems like yesterday cruising with my buddies listening to this on WCHB & Butter Ball in a '66 Buick convertible around Detroit. Great times & we knew it.
65 and just gone back a long way to winter gardens mint tune
At the Beachcomber Humberstone tonight for Northern Soul Weekend 30th Anniversary❣️still here in the north 👊🏽
62 & it’s gona hurt❣️😬🤣
So great a sound, this will be played at my funeral, and I'm NOT going yet!
Mine too .The minute it starts it just get you .
Love this song keep the faith people
Brilliant song, singer.First heard it when"shug"local Kirkcaldy, fife, Scotland dj gave the 45single to my friend Elizabeth todd 1968/69..He was way in front of other djs at the time.. I believe he has passed away now. Anyone remember him?
ONE OF THE BEST SOUL TUNES EVER
Just a beautiful track.
2 years !!!!!
Ago I knew you were special 😉🌹
I first heard this fabulous record at the flamingo club in London, in the 60s it was a mod all nighter club for us London mods.
in manchester as well
has got to be in every soul lovers top 500
brian cunningham and the whisky a gogo downstairs great times am the music
god bless all mods...im a rockabilly Irish lad!
Love this. From my youth back In the 60s
This is a fantastic recording for all soul lovers...
I love This Song Thank you For Sharing.
I was listening to the radio on my way to work at 6 am of the morning and i heared this song, pretty cool
😁🎶❤🎶✊...Thank you again 👍...And Thank You Lord ✝️ for the Tingles 🙏❤✝️
I've just been to my first Northern Soul night and they played this.
+The Real Vermillion 303 wow its still going strong huh i went to mine 35 yrs ago this saturday.. KEEP THE FAITH
Dave Hossack I am a new convert, and am loving it. Saw men singing their hearts out to this on the dance floor.
LOL singing yes I admit to singing whilst dancing my fav was NF Porter keep on keeping on and nothing but a house party by the Showstoppers.plus many many more Enjoy the journey. Keep the Faith +The Real Vermillion 303
Dave Hossack I will. So lucky to have all these records on UA-cam now that were so hard to find back in the day. I salute Ian Levine and every DJ that worked hard to uncover all these great songs.
+The Real Vermillion 303 Rob Bellars was a pioneer of Northern Soul. Broke Sandi Sheldon at The Wheel. Died August 2015. RIP Rob
Fantastic tune xx
I'm 74 now but this tune still brings back so many memories of 60's all nighters at Pete Stringfellows King Mojo in Sheffield and all nighters in Nottingham, those days of pure soul music are long gone but always with me, feel sorry the youngsters now with all the crap so called music.
One of the finest records ever made 💜
Love Northern Soul! This song is classic!
Wonderful.Takes me back to the parties in Tooting London
We played this on the 45
sends shivers down my spine
Likewise 🙏🎶🎺🎷🎶🎺🎻🎷🕺🎼🕺🕺🕺🕺😕
Omg those bitter sweet memories lovely soulful voice of Darrell Banks
Supreme vocals by Darrell Banks... a definite allnighter floor filler, incidental breaks in this and the chorus, really make the hairs stand up on the back of my neck
Soul Walkin.. Soul Talkin..Soul Singin at its best..God Bless ya Darrell.. you have been so sweet to us your fans
The INTRO to this jam is what I remember and jocks used it on commercials as a bed on WWRL AM 1600, NYC and WNJR AM back in the late 1960s and early 1970s. And of course, the baritone sax is kickin ass and takin names throughout.
WWRL... As a white boy.. My favorite station.. They played songs you'd never here on WABC or the other stations.
God what a record such memories❤
This is a great classic and I tuned in to hear this one......
December 22nd, 2014
Sends shivers down my back. A classic. K T F
Absolute class takes me back into Wigan casino KTF Tim
My other reply disappeared. But this was a great era. The struggle(s) was/were real also back in the day but Our music was so great that it eased a little of the pain & injustices!
I absolutely love this tune. 🎶
Open the door to your heart.ok.please do not close the door to this music.beautiful song thanks for this song..more please.ok.....
This track in particular brings back some fantastic memories from the early 70's in Nottingham and the many bus trips to the Casino leaving from Manchester Unity Club with a great crowd...
Still sounds great after 50 years
I have this 45... What a great song. Saw him in Buffalo... '68
musical bliss and died to early like every great talent, keep on shining!
ultimate classic. does not get much better than this
WHAT A TUNE !!! COMPLETE NS.......great stuff !!!
Pure quality .... 😉
Still gives me chills
Excellent sound guys underated