FIRST TIME HEARING Marvin Gaye What's Going On REACTION The Soothes Song I've Ever Heard!!

FIRST TIME HEARING Marvin Gaye What's Going On REACTION The Soothes Song I've Ever Heard!!
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[@unkindestcut]

Listen to this entire album. It’s one of the greatest albums ever recorded.

[@Sherralyn]

Absolutely agree!!

[@beverlyoyarzun3326]

Back “in the day” I listened to this album on cassette and played it on loop. So start at the beginning (this song) play the album all the way through. After Inner City Blues, the strings from What’s Going On start and bleed right back to the first track- it’s awesome.

[@valariehunter5389]

Listen to this Album and you'll never look at the world the same again. This is what we listened to as teenagers💜

[@susanh6492]

Yesthis album is àn urban opera!!

[@ph1021]

Nobody but Marvin Gaye and The Funk Brothers could have pulled this off, with the incomparable James Jamerson on bass!

[@Tessiefaye]

This song was released in 1971, 49 years ago and it has the exact same meaning now as then. He was singing about police brutality, inequality, social injustice, and protest. Those things are the exact things that are going on in America today. By listening to it you'd never know that he was talking about social issues four decades ago. Marvin was always smooth. In his early years, he sang about love but in his later years, he tried to open everyone's eyes to what was going on in our society.

[@leannewilson7184]

1971= 49 years ago and I agree

[@Tessiefaye]

@@leannewilson7184 You're right Leanne, boy I'm old. I'd better change it.

[@Peter-oh3hc]

What would the world look like if we had listened

[@Tessiefaye]

@@Peter-oh3hc Quite different that's for sure.

[@MyXxx77]

Back when this song was written and brilliantly performed, those things were real, serious concerns. Those things aren't happening in America today except in the race baiting playbook of Democrat politicians and the "minds" of the ignorant who buy into it.

[@detraturpin2112]

Listen to Marvin Gaye, Mercy Mercy Me

[@amandawolfe1054]

Detra Turpin.....that’s my absolute favorite Marvin Gaye song. It’s really sad that What’s Going On, and Mercy Mercy Me are still so very relative in 2020, though.

[@Peter-oh3hc]

Yes. Mercy mercy me

[@h.c4898]

Oh yeah

[@woodchucknation]

Yes, you will love it

[@fredshred5194]

yes great song, Robert Palmer done a great cover of that song, love them both.

[@glass2467]

It's not just that he's smooth, or the music is groovy... It's the content - the message that he delivered so smoothly. So needed back then, and just as relevant and needed today!

[@diamondpearlgem7589]

This song is on a mixed tape I made yrs ago I entitled "The Struggle." Temps, Ball of Confusion; Isley Bros, Harvest for the World; Gil Scott Heron, Angel Dust; Stevie Wonder, You Haven't Done Nothing. Music that has a societal message.

[@jerrykayson4145]

I guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me

[@christiangibson2960]

@Jerry Kayson instablaster :)

[@dianegoldeneye7363]

Exactly! ❤️

[@msl5253]

@Glass24 A lot of songs with "Great Messages" don't always sound good. There's a fine line between poignant and preachy. However, WGO is beautifully sung; written, arranged; produced, thought out, and played (by Marvin; The Great Funk Bros, and Detroit Philharmonic) with a great message to boot.

[@TheDivayenta]

Civil Rights , police brutality, MLK’s murder and Vietnam- he captures the sadness.

[@personalcheeses8073]

Some things never change

[@teresarussell1300]

It breaks my heart that this song is still so relevant today.

[@372626valente]

Marvin is crying right now seeing what's goin' on...😥

[@conrecords1]

2022 it's STILL the GREATEST ALBUM EVER RECORDED.

[@davidakers3564]

Marvin wrote the whole album, lyrics and instrumentals, and he recorded it over the objections of Motown's owner Barry Gordy. It wound up being one of the most important albums of the decade of any sort. The whole album is extraordinary.

[@bobconklin7159]

“Why’s this dude so smooth?” Because he’s Marvin Friggin’ Gaye that’s why.

[@lesliesterling826]

That's exactly what I said!!!

[@jamesturk6549]

The man practically invented smooth.

[@MahaliaMD73]

Said the same out loud to James!

[@albikes8484]

Been waiting for this. Thank you. Marvin was a true musical genius who can never be replaced.

[@garryhall9519]

Gone WAY too soon.

[@ktterry6853]

YOU BETTA BELIEVE IT!!

[@kennethgodwin7769]

R.I.P. Marvin!

[@detraturpin2112]

On 9/20/20 Rolling Stone Magazine updated their ranking of the 500 Greatest Albums of all time.. Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going on Album landed at #1. It is a concept album. Each song blended into the next. Marvin’s brother was in Vietnam and Marvin had some things he wanted to say about the state of the world and it’s ecology.

[@amileoj9043]

Richly deserved. It took them about half a century to work out that the very best efforts of the holy trinity of white 60s rock (the Beatles, Dylan, the Stones) were immediately overshadowed by the 1971 release of Marvin Gaye's generational masterpiece, which distilled the intense hope, disappointment, tragedy, pain and bewilderment of that decade better than any of them had ever managed to do, and which, by tapping into the rich veins of jazz & funk they had mostly eschewed, did it with musical values that far exceeded what even their boldest experiments had been able to bring into popular music. But as they say: better late, than never.

[@lindazee]

So glad to hear that. This song has been my #1 since it came out, and it always takes me right back to those times, yet still so relevant. The entire album is a masterpiece.

[@theoneandonlybubblebass817]

He would be happy.

[@suzanneprock7286]

Let's Get It On and Heard it Through the Grapevine.

[@joecampos5624]

Its more than heart breaking how he died

[@rb7007]

Joe Campos Yeah I know. 😢 Him and Roger Troutman got killed in similar ways. Very sad.

[@Minceir]

He came from an abusive father.

[@personalcheeses8073]

It’s also heartbreaking that nothing has changed

[@kentclark6420]

@@personalcheeses8073 One-World social democracy, no borders. Break down differences and barriers.

[@sv3931]

@@personalcheeses8073 Family violence will always be part of the human condition...and always a tragedy.

[@adriennepender673]

What's Going On is considered one of the greatest albums of all time (Inner City Blues is also on this same album). It covers race, war, poverty, equality, ecology/climate change, social justice, in a brilliant package of great music like this. Marvin was a genius and a legend, and left us way too soon.

[@lesleypalmer4295]

Rolling Stone in 2020 listed “What’s Going On” as the best album EVER (Top 500 albums).

[@gymeni]

Yes, this is definitely one of those “drop the needle and let it play” albums.

[@mattberry7057]

“Why’s this dude so smooth?” That’s probably the best description of the man who may very well be the greatest singer of all time

[@rhiahlMT]

Marvin Gaye was amazing across all genres. You may want to check out Otis Redding, "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay" Another great performer.

[@memorialled_zeppelin-warew1346]

Def. Otis Redding. Another great talent who died far too young.

[@joereano596]

I still get teary eyed after all these years , LOVED this MAN

[@harvestnoelcrawford7026]

You too, BROKE my heart and to this day I still haven't gotten over it!

[@keisablack8560]

Rip! King! One of the greatest Motown artist of the 60s, 70s, 80s era. This song is so relevant of what's going on Today. ✊🖤

[@TheDivayenta]

Yes indeed!

[@michaelcantwell711]

I saw a documentary about him and he would do things like sing laying down or sing to the mic from down a hall way to change the sound, vibe, and the feeling his voice would project a real genius of music

[@gymeni]

michael cantwell There’s a vid of him singing while lying down around here.

[@oaktree1626]

@@gymeni And his voice is perfect while doing it.

[@rayj1011]

He also layered his own voice through the track.

[@klnjc]

This album was released almost 50 years ago. Has much changed? Marvin was one of he very few Black artists who commented on social injustice.

[@personalcheeses8073]

Nothing has changed at all

[@kentclark6420]

@@personalcheeses8073 In some ways it's improved for minorities, like with the Civil Rights Act. But the underlying problems still exist.

[@Lee-wh2bg]

No - he was one of many.

[@klnjc]

@@Lee-wh2bg Which other Black artists would you put in this group?

[@SherriLyle80s]

@@klnjc Sam Cooke- A Change Is Going To Come...

[@MilosDaddy]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time.

[@tazlynn1958]

Why is Marvin so smooth, because he's Marvin... that's why.

[@ernestinemoss7935]

That Part!!!!!!

[@aresee2003]

"Let's Get It On"....."Sexual Healing".......2 of his BEST songs!!!

[@manuelmartinez480]

I want you

[@memorialled_zeppelin-warew1346]

Lets get it on I love that song. He was a awesome singer and performer.

[@jamesturk6549]

Distant Lover and Anger are my faves

[@oldschool72]

This song and Mercy Mercy are my favorites. still have my original vinyl I play all the time. Dang son I'm a 70 year old white woman and I have all the great black singers music from the 50's, 60's and 70's....you need to delve into the history of great black singers that are unparalleled today.

[@58fcorley]

I completely agree with you. I am wondering why he wasn't brought up with this music. It's timeless and it's part of his heritage. It's such a shame that he's just now hearing all this great music. Hopefully he will pass it along to his children.

[@labella9291]

@@58fcorley I was raised partly by my white grandmother, but I was still exposed to black culture through my grandfather's side of the family. I'm trying to figure out how he wasn't. I mean, yeah, we all have different experiences, but it's an inside joke in the black community how when you hear Motown playing Saturday morning, you get up and start to clean.

[@bethneubacher8985]

Breaks my heart that this wonderful, sweet man had to die so young and by his father's hand. Can you imagine the music he still had within him?

[@detraturpin2112]

React to Marvin Gaye, What’s Happening Brother, Let’s Get It On

[@lisaoniahll7762]

More than the smoothness was the message, We don't need to escalate...only love can conquer hate."

[@williamtauriello1581]

I’m old enough to remember when this came out decades ago.Incredible then, incredible now. RIP Marvin.

[@michaelcantwell711]

React to Marvin Gaye "Distant lover" and "I want you" they are 2 of his most underrated songs

[@mztweety1374]

michael cantwell Madonnas cover of I want you is amazing

[@jeffreynolin9339]

Not underrated at my house!

[@djhines05]

One of my all-time favorites from him!! 💙💙💙💙

[@jp89110]

YES, THE GREAT MUSIC OF MY CHILDHOOD...NEVER GET TIRED OF THIS SONG. THANK YOU.

[@mikebunch3189]

marvin changed an entire generation. so glad you actually chose this song . one of the best songs ever recorded .

[@marthamasden7573]

This song is 50 years old, released in 1971 and listen to the lyrics, nothing has changed in this world, we've got to be the change for our future generations. Marvin Gaye tried to tell us 50 years ago, we need to unite

[@kathyharze4308]

When I first heard this song it really sent chills through my body his voice was beautiful I kept playing it over and over still great Ain't no mountain with Tammi Terelle his motown days thank you 😷✌

[@damonbryan7232]

Sade "smooth operator" Gorgeous singer with a gorgeous voice

[@suzie4417]

My favourite Marvin album, I probably have played this a 1000 times!! Play the whole album you will be singing Marvin’s tunes for days💗💕😎

[@donaldjz]

" why is this guy so smooth? " It's MARVIN !

[@lizthequeen1709]

He sounded just as good in person that’s his voice nothing to do with the back up singers are good but this is Marvin we love them

[@torriezenna653]

This is one of the best songs of all time! So sad how he died.

[@wendyw4487]

Marvin Gaye was a musical wizard.........after leaving Motown he was able to show the world just how great his genius was!!!!!!

[@jamesturk6549]

Before he was a star he actually played drums in the Motown house band (not all the time, but some of the time when the main cats wasn't available).

[@mikebunch3189]

one of the best songs ever recorded ...... marvin was great .

[@francesmario7717]

This song is as meaningful today as it was when it was released....✌️❤️

[@tlyoung1420]

I heard it through the Grapevine. How sweet it is to be loved by you.

[@dannydoc1969]

I marched for Civil Rights, and Marvins songs were anthems for a whole generation.

[@salmonkill7]

MARVIN GAYE IS LIT BRO!!! One of my favorite ARTISTS OF ALL TIME!!! Berry Gordy and Motown had the BEST MUSIC for all time!!

[@surlechapeau]

James, His "Lets Get It On", "Sexual Healing" are next for you! Lots of smooth soul in the 60's, 70's. Al Green, Barry White just to name a few...

[@maryrobbins4087]

Only love can conquer hate. Love love love your reaction James ❤️

[@cindyweir9645]

He’s a legend. I could play this all day. It’s just beautiful.❤️

[@michellezaleske-estrada40]

Marvin is Legend!

[@picolo4102]

Listen to him sing acapella

[@stellahalcyon9859]

"Trouble Man" soundtrack

[@labella9291]

OK Falcon, lol.

[@beatawallace5725]

One of the Greatest.

[@louiseboyd8896]

I love every single solitary song this man sang/recorded throughout his life....he was otherwordly.....my favorite singer/arranger/performer in the whole wide world! RIP Marvin Gaye....the Prince of Soul....❤️🙏🎶🎵🎤💖

[@vegasviking86]

So is there somewhere else we can throw out suggestions because I've been requesting Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From Your live at Woodstock for a while now. You'd think with you doing at least 5 a day you would've got to it by now

[@davidhasegawa5477]

I would also like to know. >'ve been trying to get him to listen to Benny Goodman "clarinet a la king" and another ive noticed repeatedly asks for "long train running" Who knows

[@memorialled_zeppelin-warew1346]

Oh yeah Joe Cocker. Saw him play live 5 times. Still miss him so much. That film of him at woodstock just shows how much energy he put into his songs. Yes he was drunk and high. At the time he rarely wasnt like alot of musicians at the time. Hence his "dancing". He gave up drugs but kept drinking. Watching him on stage was like heaven itself.

[@joecampos5624]

React to Donna summer I feel love best disco song for all time

[@bangmon1000]

yes

[@nkcbrazil]

He’s so smooth because he’s Marvin Gaye, and they’ll never be another. You have only hit the top of the iceberg of Marvin’s music. From the 60’s to the 79’s to the 80’s, God rest his soul.

[@crnel]

Marvin Gaye has one of the best floating smooth and soulful voices ever!!!

[@17hemi18]

React to Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell You're all I Need.

[@shanaloman4326]

Please play Cold by Chris Stapleton it was released last week bone chilling man. Thanks

[@susanthompson7371]

Classic By Marvin Gaye!! Silhouette Voice!! Full of soul and POWERFUL!!!🎤🎶

[@raquelnyc7780]

Long Train runnin by The Doobie Brothers.

[@Termite30]

Awesome choice.

[@joycesmith53]

Never heard it before I will check it out too.

[@JimmyNotes]

"What's going On" is a classic. I really wish they made more socially conscious music like this today. I'd really like to see you react to "Stand Tall" by Burton Cummings kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2G6lWuofLyVd5I

[@resin3100my]

I've been suggesting this one to reactors for months now.I hope someone will finally do it."I'm Scared" is another great Burton Cummings song that I have been suggesting.

[@JimmyNotes]

@@resin3100my My mom used to be president of a Burton Cummings fan club back in the late 90's to early 2000's. She used to go to multiple shows a year and even dragged me to a few of them. I got to meet Burton when I was 9 years old in 1995. He shook my hand and told me "See you when you're a rock star kid."

[@resin3100my]

@@JimmyNotes Cool.I always loved his voice and think that he should be considered when discussing"best singers".

[@JimmyNotes]

@@resin3100my I totally agree. I feel like Burton Cummings is grossly underrated. And he's still rocking out in his early 70s.

[@Sherralyn]

This music is as relevant today as it was when it was released.

[@kangaroojack7678]

This is guy is angelical his voice is so talented and smooth wow I don’t know what to say straight up from a Mexican like me omg

[@garryhall9519]

Marvin Gaye, one of the all time greats. The man could sing.

[@DawnMartinOfficial]

I was born & raised in Detroit, Michigan. When I was 13 years of age, after hearing Marvin Gaye's music I had to meet him! I had every album (LP & single) Marvin Gaye ever made! I did not know what a “Concert” was, and I did not care about "getting in trouble", but I snuck out the house, went to Cobo Hall, and somehow made it to the front row! Marvin HELD MY HAND and sang a part of "Distant Lover" to me. Don't get your hopes up! There will never be another Marvin Gaye! My poor Mother...If I didn't play Distant Lover one million times I've never played it! I am BLESSED to have not only been born during the development of Motown, but in Detroit! Peace

[@tammyross1486]

I'm 62 and so lucky for the music we had, every radio station played all kinds of music all day and night long.

[@roberttreborable]

Pure Genius how Marvin Gaye could sound so Smooth, so cool and still get his message across to every generation that hears it....

[@ritaillinois7951]

This song takes me back every time. Marvin Gaye is as warm & smooth as melted butter. Beautiful 💛🎶

[@guitarist2hire338]

The magic of James Jamison holding down the bass lines...Brilliant! This song is timeless with Marvin’s message his voice is golden!

[@beeseewill2407]

Such a timeless message.Relevant then and now. Shows the genius of Marvin Gaye.

[@h.c4898]

I cry everytime 😥😥 I hear this song. My dad is from the "peace and love" era and introduced me to Marvin. It's ironic he mentions "father, father, father!! We don't need to escalate.." considering to what happened to the dude. A true legend an icon to the afro-american communitiy. I'm not afro I'm polynesian. Respect!🙏

[@Lakeshore14]

The GENIUS of Marvin Gaye on display!!

[@VincentMiguel-xt5qb]

I thank God that this music was played in my house, and all of Motown was played in my house. There is no other music like it. Rest in peace Marvin Gaye.

[@dejns6945]

1of my fav singers of all time. Marvin's voice is butter. Welcome to my world. I got old records of his I still listen to.

[@modifiedcontent]

Marvin Gaye - Distant Lover live in Oakland 1974 - the best, most otherworldly live performance by anyone ever

[@josephgutierrez7617]

His voice was Magic. He made You feel what's going on. RIP Amigo

[@xaraxen]

Marvin is still asking What's Going On, and most of us still couldn't answer him.

[@edwardcollins7878]

For my money, the greatest vocalist of my lifetime. Marvin Gaye.

[@CaptWesStarwind]

"Why is this dude so smooth?" made me smile way too much. If you can, get this on vinyl, crank the bass, and chill to one of the greatest albums ever recorded. James Jamerson is phenomenal on this.

[@steveullrich7737]

This song is pure synergy to the listener. The combination of the lyrics, music and his singing is greater than each by themselves. Glad you finally got to hear it.

[@karenm502]

His music was his heart. You're right, he can sing anything and make is touch your soul. He is missed for sure!

[@roymcmurtray9691]

He's so smooth because he is Marvin Gaye. Thats a Bad Man..His music inspired us all.

[@mj2you22]

He's so smooth cause he's Marvin...one and only!

[@susanthompson7371]

Another musical genuis was the voice of Marvin Gaye!!!

[@dalem8332]

Marvin Gaye was Brilliant. I Miss him and his music✨✨🎼🎶🎵

[@LoverofJC1]

I think it applies for today. Yeah, I am old enough to see him in concert . . . which I did . . . twice. Listen to it all, every cut on the album.

[@jayviviano109]

Not only one of my favorites from Marvin, but one of the premiere moving songs with powerful message from his era that still seems relevant listening to it all of these 50 years later.

[@darleneskidmore2052]

Everything out of his mouth is superb. Listen to all of his music baby boy.. he doesn't ever disappoint

[@ubilo]

This was a heartfelt creative project for Marvin. A few years back I played it for a young guy and he said, "Why would anyone listen to this?" I told him, " If I have to explain it to you, you'll never get it anyway."

[@anniegoodrich262]

Marvin is the smooth vibe KING!

[@johnmendez2983]

Marvin Gaye in the 70s was considered a Legend Giant of soul music with deep messages in all his lyrics 👍👍👍👍

[@markdettra1794]

The counter - melodies harmonies make this very moving , combined with Marvin's great soul.

[@andydurazo5337]

Fifty years later still relevant! Why was he smooth? Marvin was the definition of smooth!

[@ktterry6853]

IT'S MARVIN- SIMPLE AS THAT! AN ANOINTED ARTIST.

[@johnnieholloway1746]

The entire album is the bomb. In my opinion, the most influential and greatest album ever. Marvin was the first artist to establish dubbing in songs. He is also singing in the background as well. What is so amazing about this album is that each song fluently flows into the next song. It is like listening to one song. I'm 70 and again the best album ever. Glad you enjoyed yes. Yes, Marvin was the man. In fact, Motown did not want him to release this album as it did fit the frame of the music that they were pushing, soul music. Marvin was a genius in the field of music. I'm glad you liked it and loved your reaction.

[@charlottemacdonald4167]

Glad you discovered Marvin This was the song of the 60s and early 70s. This is how us young people felt. ♥️

[@dorothyannford8448]

Marvin Gaye is one of the greatest. So many songs to cover

[@Mark28644]

Great choice of song. Marvin Gaye just oozes sheer class!!

[@Thorshammer59]

Greatest singer EVER! Full stop.

[@marel5932]

RIP Marvin. He was never the same when the love of his life died. Tammy Terrell was so young. Marvin was more than a singer....he was a poet. Miss him.

[@daniellinehan7254]

Marvin Gaye was the master of soul, smoother than smooth. I'm glad you're getting into him. Keep going.