Look Hard it's easy 😂

Dam. Who could find me done Temptations clips like this.

Atleast 3 of these guys are great singers i their various ranges. Now, Paul Williams...aaahhh! He's my fav because he shows his actions in his dance and facial movements. I also biased because I'm also SCD warrior. I can imagine the pain that he endured during that era. He would have dulled the pain with heavy alcohol intake and drugs creating an addiction.

2:11 , 2:29 😳👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 😁👍🏾

I wish the Harris campaign woulduse Save the Country

Paul Williams was a soulful singer I love his voice.

Krs 1, Busta Rhymes and Fat Joe: This is proof that y'all are liars. Microphone Check brought me here.

This performance goes to show you that nothing is new under the Sun. Rap music was introduced in 1979? Let's say 11 years earlier, in 1968. The Rap culture was the musical thief culture inside/out.

He could have been a solo artist on his own. He sang better than David Ruffin.

Eddie and David voices were more melodious than Paul voice

They were one of the best not the best male group

The Mick Jagger remade this in the 80s with the great Peter Tosh!

I remember going to a party in Raleigh ,NC in 1966 .. the kids were dancing to this song !! As you can see .. This music will / Has stood the TEST of TIME !!!😊

Thank you for giving Paul his due. He had a beautiful voice.😊

One of my greatest life experiences was meeting Bo Diddley in person. It was at a concert in the 1980s. The show had been poorly promoted, and only a few dozen fans came to a theater that held maybe 500 seats. After an opening set by the backing band, Bo came on stage and surveyed the audience, and he looked and sounded pretty upset. However, he did not let that interfere with his performance. "There ain't more than a few of us here," he said, "but tonight we're gonna rock the house like there's 10,000. Because I ain't up here imitating anybody. I AM The Originator." And then he played an absolutely killer show, driving the small crowd into a frenzy. Afterwards, his manager invited the whole audience to come backstage and meet Bo. I shook his hand, we exchanged a few nice words, and he gave me his autograph, which I cherish to this day. He was one of the greatest artists and innovators that the USA has ever produced. No doubt...Bo Diddley put the rock in rock and roll!

saw her sing at the Bushnell in Conn in the 70s she was my fav growing up Love her music!.

This dude was a total asshole.

Bo Diddley Beat ... BABY!!

They be giving the beatles credit for changing music, but all they did wa copy the groundwork laid by Black Americans. This man was totally original with a new Funky beat that created a new style of rhythm and blues, yet got no recognition; Ii seems to me that white skins are still more likely to get glorify even for groundwork laid by people of color. Shame on yall;

I Was lil boy tall Paul my cousin said that he was going to be in rocking roll hall fame..I only 5 I said, what that..he 14 years old..he knew he was going to be a STAR..POPPA

Old school!

He had such beautiful expressive eyes that twinkled and shined , you know he had a heart as big as his stature and as deep as his voice .

Man, I could listen to that all day long. 🎸🎵 👍

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A rare video of the great JR's live performance ... definitely a keeper! Thanks for the upload.

I remember all of these programs from back in the day especially when Paul sung For once in my Life. He was the first voice I heard in the Temps. Even when David came in I still was in love with Paul he was always my favorite and Eddie. Paul can "sang."

The, growing up old school Jimmy*Castor song from back in the 70-s.On, time looking back from the solid old school 🏫 neighborhood.

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I have been listening to the temptations now for 50 plus years and because I didn't get to see and listen to the original members at the beginning I missed the talent of Paul Williams. Now that I am rediscovering the early years of the group, he was a tremendous voice that I am now appreciating more each day!😊😎

Prince of Motown .

There isn’t anyone around that can compare to Bo Diddly. They just ain’t Diddly squat…

Bobby Smith was the best dancer of the spinners I think he was also the best lead singer of the spinners and John Edwards who replaced Philip Wynn was very good with working my way back to you

Straight of Durham NC. First rap artist, Pigmeat Markham.

COME ON PAUL!!!!❤❤❤

In a way I feel like she could’ve been the only person who could get Marvin straightened out if it came to it. 💗

That organist!!!!

My first time seeing Paul Williams singing. He sung with gut wrenching passion. You felt his pain😢. God bless him R.I.P ❤

Hope I get to meet them sum day that would be great

*Magnificent!*

Nope, gangster sucks ! This is Rock !

My first hearing of 'the beat', I said that's 'it'. Never left me, I'm 88.

I love this performance I watch it everyday 😊

Philippe was amazing

Hip hop!

He has a wonderful voice. A great Legend. A True STAR.

I'm 81 years old and I am playing this song that I will never forget

"Y'all make records in here"!?

I really like his voice.

I think it is unhelpful to debate which Temptations member had the best voice. Each singer had a different style and range: Paul's voice was rich and solid; Eddie's was light, airy, and angelic; David's was raw and commanding; Otis' is fluid; Melvin's was a deep barritone: Dennis' was powerful and diverse and the other members all had distinctive styles. Each man sang well and contributed to the group's towering legacy. I personally do not have a favorite; I enjoy their music and feel grateful that they blessed us with their impressive talents.

When someone uses the term BAD TO THE BONE that’s Bo Diddley