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[@vegaswillie]

It just doesn't get any better than this .

[@phantomcollector1976]

ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS OF ALL TIME

[@shoehead65]

Agreed

[@brucef310]

I like the butt pirate song

[@Jeff-ip6ev]

Me too....talk about a time warp!! I'm 63 and was in jr. high....takes me back to a simpler time!!

[@Lfg117]

💯

[@kwclove7623]

@@Jeff-ip6evI was 11 and loving every moment of this song on my transistor radio in my room. Unforgettable. Seeing youth appreciation of this makes me cry 😢

[@bgvan37]

Just love when youngins finally hear our music

[@jodihertle5319]

This takes me back to the 70's. Wow! Love this song.

[@RicoBurghFan]

Not Motown, Philly boys, Russell Thompkins gave them their distinctive sound with his falsetto. You gotta do Betcha By Golly Wow.

[@ffjsb]

Betcha By Golly Wow for SURE.

[@keithetherington4824]

Hey it's ok he's just learning. But he does need to get his history right. Lol keep teaching him he will happy that you do

[@maxbrazil3712]

My wife is a rocker chick. She didn't know shit about R&B. When I first played her some Stylistics she refused to believe it was a man singing.

[@lightningbug276]

I didn’t know that! Thanks!

[@michellebilodeau3882]

Mr. BIG STUFF

[@Coolrockndad]

This is The Philly Soul Sound. The answer to Motown.

[@laminage]

Not necessarily. The Philly Soul Sound had been around since the 1960's beginning with Northern Soul but it was overlooked but it's gained Cult Status in England. Also unlike Motown The Philly Soul Groups didn't have The Charm School that was duplicated with Lou Pearlman (The Backstreet Boys, N'Sync) not to mention the Popstar Franchise all over the world and K-Pop. It continued where Motown left off when it started to wane aroudn 1975. Two Philly Soul Songs were covered by Motown Songs. I'm Gonna Make You Leave Me and Don't Leave Me This Way. The Lead Singer Russell Tompkins Falsetto was a major influence on Barry Gibb of The Bee Gees and Jordan Knight Of New Kids On The Block. Also if you listen carefully, at the beginning you'll hear a Sitar (Indian Guitar). These guys did it the old fashioned way. Also it was later covered by Simply Red as well as If You Don't Know Me By Now.

[@Coolrockndad]

@@laminage All I know is The Motown Record Corporation was incorporated in the early 60s, in Detroit, Michigan and The Sound of Philadelphia, is a genre of late 1960s-1970s.

[@laminage]

@@Coolrockndad Yes, either way this Music was brilliant. When I first heard this Song I had no idea a Sitar was being played.

[@thathawaiiandude787]

Yes, I love those groups from my youth like Stylistics and The Manhattans! When we sang at parties and karaoke or in my musical groups I’d always sang tenor. Growing up I just LOVED these artists that could sail away smoothly with their falsetto. I was amazed. And ended up learning and, eventually, became more comfortable singing tenor than any other parts. And, it was from just constantly listening to those amazing groups with great voices. I emulated Russell Thompkins Jr (lead of Stylisticss) and Philip Bailey(EWF) so much because I wanted to sing like them. Miss those 70’s and 80’s, dearly! Btw, brother... thanks for your great open mind in many different genres. In the same way. Keep doing you. But, and I know many do it now days, but, Stylistics and Manhattans were not MOTOWN. I forgot who it was, but at least one group member left over of these groups and signed with MOTOWN. But, the groups as a whole were not. Stylistics were part of the Philly Sound. Trust me...I got schooled some while in the military and meshed with my Black buddies and we’d share music and knowledge. And, I’d meshed with my Country buddies. And, did the same. And, friends from Philadelphia and New York were very proud and defended their music history and their artist. Just as I do with my traditional Hawaiian music (and, no, it’s not the Reggae “Jawaiian” stuff a lot of people, even locals from Hawaii, claim is Hawaiian music 😂) But, again... keep doing your, brother. And, thank you for beings little part of keeping the music of my youth alive! Stay safe, Happy Holidays! Aloha!🤙🏾 KK

[@ceejay1794]

🛎

[@rhondamcbath6279]

I was only 8&9 yrs old when I discovered Motown. This music taught me what real music was, I learned the love of music and dance..This older white woman is so grateful for this incredible music and talent!! Thank you all that showed me the true sound of this wonderful music. 1960-2020

[@felixdzerjinsky5244]

I'm a 76 year old white guy, and I've been listening to Motown for the past 50 years. Believe me, you are barely scratching the surface of the genre. I have a copy of every Motown Single from1959-1971. I also listen to lots of other genre and artists, from 60's psychedelic, Classical, 40's/50's Big Band, 70's rock, Punk, Folk Rock and of course Viking/Nordic Rock and German metal.

[@conniesloan921]

MORE IM STONE IN LOVE WITH YOU , YOU ARE EVERYTHING, BETCHA BE Golly WOW ☺️💕

[@conniesloan921]

Their name is pronounced like Eyes lee (Isley ) sorry just helping with the name 😉

[@archstanton9206]

Stone In Love for sure. Heck all of the ones you listed.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Spot on Connie! They slayed it back then.

[@lightningbug276]

Yes!

[@conniesloan921]

🤗 Mtume Sugar Free and Juicy Fruit Roger I Want To Be Your Man Gregory Abbott Shake You Down Alexander O’Neal and Cherrelle Saturday Love. the Whispers Rock Steady, Evelyn King Love Come Down well my list goes on and on I have a lot oh yes how could I forget Alexander O’Neals If You Were Here Tonight had to go through some of my music to get some more I have so many just to name a few 🥰

[@frankpitochelli6786]

You can't believe how magnificent and magical the 70s were...especially motown... I lived it, there's not much that can compare. Stylistics were among the best..!!

[@lindaengavo7188]

Dedicate this song to my husband fell in love 😍 July 1978 now he helps with all my care ❤ I have RA and he still makes me feel brand new I really was blessed with a beautiful husband thank you God and Stylistics beautiful music 🎶

[@disysunnycoastqueensland5509]

Back to the basics when music and voices weren’t embellished. Clean and clear and magic harmonies ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kathleenmurphy6220]

Most definitely...

[@RobinZipporah]

When men and women 💎 actually loved each other!🌹

[@margaretwilliams7658]

@@RobinZipporah, and the men weren't ashamed to admit it! As a matter of fact, they wrote songs about it!

[@joiewick187]

The stylistically were exceptional, this is when music was real & pure

[@chrismorgan9408]

Absolutely without any doubt the most Romantic song ever written

[@vickibennett4546]

The 70's.The best of times

[@76006linda]

Yes, it was peaceful but I didn't realize it back then. I loved the 70's. We were innocent compared to today.

[@sheilameyers152]

These songs were comforting!

[@rootedandgrounded0911]

Linda Daniel, agreed! Vietnam was blazing, protests, serial killers...but we loved each other through it all, and the music was so good and diverse. You never knew what the DJ would spin next; 60's rock, edgy country, Foreigner, ACDC, KISS, The Stylistics, The Commodores, Fleetwood Mac or Heart, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Donna Summer, KC and the Sunshine Band, the Bee Gees, Harold Melvin, Blondie or Cindy Lauper... I loved that! It was a great time to grow-up.

[@scm0717]

Absolutely.

[@Laura-rm6us]

This is one of my all time favorite songs.

[@annb9422]

"If You Don't Know Me By Now" by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes is a great song to react to if you haven't already.

[@mbolduc]

And "The Love I Lost"

[@timothybessemer7316]

"If You Don't Know Me By Now" is an awesome recommendation!

[@thomasdematteo2281]

"The Love I Lost", "Wake up Everybody", "Bad Luck"

[@jibsmokestack1]

Don’t leave me this Way! Feat Teddy Pendergast on lead!

[@keithgilliard9191]

All the artists in 60 s and 70 s choreographed their shows... not only could they sing, they put on A Show!

[@jacksaintjack2844]

It just doesn't get any better than this. The lead vocalist, The backing vocalists. The style, The production, The lyrics.

[@goldtopazasylum]

i grew up in the 60's and 70's and yes life was much more simple back then, amazing eras...

[@lightningbug276]

Love the Stylistics smooth sound. So romantic. I miss those days.💕

[@deborahdennehy9937]

I was born in the 60's & just adored all my favourite songs then So many talented singers!!

[@shotgunblast28]

I love this song. It’s simply beautiful ❤️

[@geraldkotyk9792]

I love these old songs !

[@bridgetlaw1484]

You haven't lived until you are 21 and slow dancing to this with a fellow who wants to sing in your ear...he's sincere, but he is completely tone deaf......LOL....love this song...great reaction....

[@salsaucedo]

Omg i haven't heard this song in a long time one of my favs

[@TJ-zs1fy]

Yesss!!! Love love love the Stylistics!!!

[@jenniferbabros1985]

Another great group Very talented

[@Chalkster1]

This era was second to none the music and harmonies were so beautiful 👌

[@michelepavelkis1442]

Wow! These songs could make me fall in love, all over again! They're just the best!!

[@leecook8818]

My favourite Stylistics song. Fantastic!

[@tracidevine4591]

I am your #1 fan. You're playing all of the oldies and taking me back. love it.

[@annadipietro4379]

We had so much great music and a big variety. Sooo many great artists. They had TALENT.

[@tracycoomer2646]

That was one of my favorite songs of all time! I loved it so much I learned it on the piano when I was a kid back in the 70s.😀

[@58fcorley]

Absolutely love this song. Really takes me back to my school days. Thank you for sharing this one.

[@l-bird]

The Stylistics - "You Are Everything" is another great song by this group

[@kencody4287]

Great song

[@nenelles-dancelikenobodysw8511]

Dreamy. Feel good music. Most beautiful music ever. My favorite to this day. From an older, white, French Canadian woman with a black soul.

[@WittnerMusic]

"Coordinated and uniformed." It's called Presentation, my friend. The Motown performers were highly trained professionals who took their craft very seriously. No half-assed efforts there. Sheer talent. It warms my heart to see you discover and react to this timeless music.

[@rebeccas4899]

This was "slow dance" music. You wrapped your arms around his neck and let the music make you move. Absolutely love this song. Thanks for the reacting to the Motown acts. Brings back a lot of sweet memories.

[@lightningbug276]

Rebecca I was thinking the same thing! School dance memories

[@KAP1984]

Philly 🎶 music

[@lisawilliams9504]

Yessss this reminds me of those basement parties with the red light bulb and everybody was in love with who they were dancing with. 🥰

[@rakitakhan]

I listen to The Best of The Stylistics on a regular basis. One of my favorite groups.

[@blackprix]

One of the best groups of the 70s, everything they created and saying turn to gold! 30+ years later I still love this group like I did back then

[@CarolynAllen-fc2vs]

Always loved this song! Would be a beautiful wedding song!

[@lindawinchcole9144]

Listening to this song gives me goosebumps 🥰🇬🇧

[@glynisroberts5029]

Saw them live, they were fantastic! Love this song ❤

[@chrismorgan9408]

I always love to see how much you enjoy the Motown/Philly Classics, the look on your face is just wonderful to see, your the BEST Reaction Channel out there by a long way, please keep up the Great Work. Thankyou for being there.

[@garyskinner2422]

Yes 60s 70s 80s absolutely fantastic era's I was lucky to be born in 67 and so heard lots of 60s n ofc 70s n 80s onwards I especially loved the 80s probably because I was 13 to 23 in those 10 years, happy days

[@filetknife5916]

The Philly Sound were The Ojays, The Delfonics, The Stylistics, The Three Degrees, The Intruders, Teddy Pendergast, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, McFadden and Whitehead, Billy Paul, Archie Bell and the Drells, Eddie Holman (Hey There Lonely Girl) and The Trammps... just to name a few!

[@casalaiz4413]

What about the Chi-lites? Loved their sound. Oh Girl and Have you seen her!

[@Wooster77]

We’re the Spinners out of Philly?

[@salwashabazz7329]

@@Wooster77: Yes they were part of TSOP!!

[@scm0717]

Didn't move to the Philly area from NY until the late 70's. Pretty cool music history here too.

[@abdeton1899]

@@Wooster77 Yes the Sinners were one of the major groups of the Philly sound and success. He just didn't list them.

[@sectortech12b8]

My wife and I want the 70s again, so many missed such a wonderful time, even when I was in the Military in Europe, the Discos, Music was just like this

[@barbaratucker825]

We had so much love in our songs in the 80's

[@jameshallam3794]

Never thought i would wait Until age 72 to absorb this Motown soul. Gorgeous

[@wayneguess7946]

I'm a 62 year old white guy, and have been a HUGE MOTOWN fan, my entire life!

[@rennnyyy]

The most overlooked singers from that era, They are amazing.

[@haroldlee1989]

The stylistics are truly very extraordinary

[@76006linda]

So Classy and Beautiful. That's when love was LOVE

[@HappyValleyDreamin]

One of my favorite bands💕

[@tammywhatever8602]

I remember when this was "BRAND NEW" seriously! Definitely a major part of my childhood soundtrack... I sang this song to my baby boy everyday while breastfeeding - he knows this song TODAY, and he's 26! He was & still does prove to me that God blessed me with him ❤ !

[@ellenjones7819]

Stylistics were not Motown artists. They were one of many groups that represented the "The Sound of Philadelphia" in the 1970s. Other acts included O'jays, Harold Melvin & Blue Notes, and Billy Paul.

[@scottowens4797]

Yes indeed this dude keeps saying Motown

[@scottowens4797]

Brother do your homework

[@vegaswillie]

@@scottowens4797 You made your point in your first comment. No need to be rude. All that aside, what a great song.

[@NyMyers64]

Philadelphia Soul! Check out Betcha By Golly Wow by them too.

[@richardkeating3575]

This band were absolutely huge for a very long time. I think that nearly every song they released went straight to the Number 1 in the mid 70`s , at least in Britain.

[@jonsumisu9016]

They have always been my favourite group, but sadly they only had one number 1 in the UK.

[@charlesstraight5499]

When you finally have heard all of the Motown music from the 60s 70s and into the 80s you will have been on a journey that is mind-boggling and awesome and you will be well pleased that you took this journey and have all those memories and that beautiful music to continue to listen to for the rest of your life. The baby boomer generations gift to all of you who have come after us.

[@phantomrockerr]

They don't make music like this anymore. This was big in my high school days.

[@davidharbrecht3011]

phantomrockerr This got a lot of jukebox play back in the day>>>high school days for me too

[@katie-didellis2437]

JayVee, it does an old heart good to see you reacting to these wonderful songs. We believe we had the best music ever and seeing your reaction just verifies this. You liked the Bee Gees falsetto so much and their harmonies as well. The Stylistics was one of their favorite groups to listen to because the harmonies and the falsettos. They went to "school" on The Stylistics (i.e. they learned from them- using an old phrase and wasn't sure if you knew what it meant.).

[@14gilbertst]

'I'm Stone in Love With You' is a jaw dropper.

[@joeypatton8592]

Those voices will send chills down your body! Great group! Every song they did was great!

[@ZitaZone]

Life was more simpler and peaceful. Loved the Stylistic❤️❤️always loved his voice🌈⭐️🌈

[@victorsixtythree]

That legendary falsetto is from Russel Thompkins, Jr. - still going strong, too!

[@jacquieedwards8218]

What is the name of the other lead singer? Please let me know. Thanks Jesus is Love

[@hf3419]

You reviewing music 20, 30, 40, 50 years old makes me happy. Yes I grew up with these songs, and seeing you enjoying them so much brings a smile on my face. Thank you so much my friend.

[@desertdee1]

Music was so real back then. I don't think we realize how much great music we had.

[@mollysmiles04631]

This is my favorite of theirs... so classy! What a great expression to a woman- especially compared to the lyrics of today! 🌻

[@alaskangal1973]

One of the greatest songs!!!!!

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

Not Motown, but we know what u mean. This is special music, stirs the soul. Pure talent. Thank you peace ✌️

[@kathrynjarlov5166]

I've been waiting for someone to do the Stylistics!

[@wallytverstol8627]

oh man i remember this and slow dancing to it. a dangerous song if you know what i mean

[@gilbertogonzalez9956]

Motown of the 70s was the best.thanks for react to those beautiful songs .great memories.

[@dagnelpaula1]

Beautiful music of The Stylistics. They had a very distinctive sound; different from any other group. I loved their music. Love your reaction to it! Great reaction video. Hope you'll listen to more from them.

[@80srocker67]

My Favorite of all times. Betcha By Golly WOW

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

What Up JV, BETCHA BY GOLLY, WOW/ I'M STONE IN LOVE WITH YOU/ BREAK UP TO MAKE UP/ but I always close the show with YOU ARE EVERYTHING.

[@lauriesuter8810]

And everything is you ❤!!!

[@catcassetta]

Don't forget..."People make the world go round" :)

[@jodihertle5319]

All great songs!

[@otisdylan9532]

I recommend "You Are Everything" and "Betcha By Golly Wow" as your next 2 Stylistics songs, but "Break Up to Make Up" and "I'm Stone in Love With You" are good too.

[@DARTH-VADER-SW]

You’re right raw talent. Pure unaltered talent. No autotune.

[@laurelldockall2399]

You are right. Life back then was more peaceful. I’m so happy you. love our music. It was a fabulous time for music.

[@dreamdivine256]

I absolutely love this song..and as always love ur reaction...peace n love 🙏🏻❤️

[@chab1rd155]

Love it!!! I love all the old school Motown music! Awesome!!💞 So many GREAT groups!!!

[@godquest52]

When I first heard this song, I was going to Basic Training in the Army. I was leaving everything behind and didn't know if I would pass this way again, and then Russell Thompkins tore me up with his amazing falsetto voice. Ya'll I thought I was hearing an angel. The greatest falsetto of all time. Of course I made it back or I wouldn't write this down. I'm an old man, but I still have a young heart. But in the end time has it's way with all of us. God bless ya'll. This is your boy from Tennessee! Peace!

[@markhine3232]

The guys from Philly. Yes!!! Love their music. Saw them live in 73. Never forget that amazing concert. Thanks J

[@pamking357]

I hadn’t heard this in a long time!! ❤️❤️❤️ I loved their music

[@rickeypickett1779]

Thank you for the music I grew up with. An amazing time for great music.

[@StevenW1958]

The lyrics to this song are so beautiful. I remember I was 12 years old when I first heard this song.

[@DARTH-VADER-SW]

Giving me the chills. An all time great love song.

[@jimipurple123]

Beautiful song

[@zangolli1963]

i've loved this music since i was a teenager

[@dbolesen43]

Spinners, Could it be Im falling in love

[@deedeidre]

I remember this song when I was a little girl. Simply beautiful 😍

[@LadyDoe17]

Love the stylistics. I must have missed this reaction. I was 16 when the 70s hit! My son tells me I had the best music years. I agree!.

[@zinarhone7642]

I love your reactions! Can you imagine growing up with this wonderful music playing all around you. Listen to the Dramatics I'm Going By Those Stars in Your Eyes.

[@debbicook1584]

Adore this song, catapults me back to the 70's ❤❤❤

[@chriscarr1659]

This talented group of Men singing about what's deep in so many of our hearts ❤️ Just imagine "saying" these things to that special someone, and watching a tear fall from their eye knowing what they mean to you😅

[@RobinZipporah]

Not all singing groups from the 60's & 70's recorded on the same labels; Motown was just one label among many; The Stylistics were as were The Delfonics, The Philly Sound and a totally different label. But, yeah 💎🌹💎... That was the Era that men and women loved one another ❤️ .... Airrion Love (real name!) was the baritone in the beginning Try Rock and Roll Baby, another one of theirs

[@jonmayes2422]

It makes me so happy to see young cats like you learn what real Singing and music is all about

[@juliesilvaggio804]

Motown music is what I grow up with. Love all their songs! Bring back memories!

[@MSusanna1959]

Beautiful words, beautiful music, beautiful era....