MARV JOHSON - YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES (RARE CLIP FROM 1959)

MARV JOHSON - YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES (RARE CLIP FROM 1959) RECORD LABEL: UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS US 185. YEAR 1959. THANKYOU TO ROBERT FOR CORRECTION...IT WAS FIRST WRITTEN AND SANG BY BOBBY PARKER WHO ALSO RECORDED 'WATCH YOUR STEP' LATER COPIES TURNED UP WITH CREDITS BY BERRY GORDY JR, GWEN GORDY FUQUA AND ROQUEL DAVIS...SOMETIMES EVEN HAD MARV JOHNSON AS ONE OF THE WRITERS?

[@paulmartin8271]

WOW !!!!!! Great song from the good old days. Music with a beat and fun to dance to !!!!!

[@sirhats1954]

This is great, but the large logo distracts from the film if it was smaller and in the corner it would be better

[@StephenMcnaughton-c5f]

This was still is one of my all time favourite records,It was one of the first Tamla Motown hits,I heard it through my oldest sister, I bought on uk double album 40 jukebox hits,then I bought it at floods second hand shop Smithfield market Belfast for 15pence along with Billy Blands ,let the little girl dance,30pence for both,47 years ago and I still play them 😂 Thanks for posting ❤

[@sincerelyimodel]

wow i've never heard of him before, he was great, i'm always so proud to see my brothers and sisters from those days, yo they be some good looking people, we don't got nothing on them, makes me realize everyone has their time to be young and good looking, wish i could have seen them.

[@jeffkehoe5619]

Recall the Dave Clark 5 did this too, but couldn't touch MARV!

[@michaelmcguire9749]

Marv was... Marvelous.

[@recordguy4321]

of course the Sat. night bandstand kids clapping on the 1 and 3 instead of the backbeat 2 and 4. Great song wore it out as a kid

[@grammyj17988]

@roughtake ~ Lol - lol - lol (ok J.W.)😉 I was about 8 when this came out but I remember my teenage-brother wore it out 🎶 👍🏼

[@mikebrown1110]

Marve Johnson I’ll never forget you

[@jgandalf1]

The box displayed so prominently made me give up. Whoever posted this doesn't give a shite about the music!

[@billyboy1030]

Great song!

[@davidb190]

I love this song.

[@FedericoCorreapainter]

Love

[@bufb]

Love this rocking song

[@wblk]

Another gem. Solid.

[@MrTimerius]

love his dance moves not stiff

[@DetroitLives313]

I just found a picture I took with Marv Johnson back in 1989. Can anyone tell me what show this performance is from?

[@recordguy4321]

Dick Clark's Saturday Night Beech Nut Show

[@gunners47]

Great, thanx for uploading!

[@judithc8831]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ILMJXXX]

THANKYOU IN ADVANCE FOR ALL THOSE WHO ARE KIND ENOUGH TO DROP BY TO COMMENT/LIKE.

[@connorjones9250]

Thank you so much for this clip I am so glad there is more dick Clark saturday night beechnut show to be seen

[@ILMJXXX]

Thankyou Connor....got lots more but a case of waiting till strikes go off? three in a row and youtube deletes your account...Enjoy the remainder of your weekend.

[@connorjones9250]

@@ILMJXXX You too

[@mjgoodson]

You post the best stuff. Thank you!

[@ILMJXXX]

Your most welcome...Thankyou.

[@davidmoran1235]

Berry Gordy was involved in the writing of this track and from the profits of this hit he set up his own Record label/Studio called Tamla Motown in Detroit. The rest, as they say is history.

[@davidgibson7615]

He already set it up of what became known as Motown Record Corporation in 1959 through a $800 loan.

[@BrianHassett-ih3jp]

Bobby Parker wrote and release the song in 1956. Parker says Gordy "stole" the song from him.

[@Beatle849]

​@BrianHassett-ih3jp I just listened to the original and this version is much more polished with some of the lyrics changed. This is one of my favorites. But the melody is identical and there should be no question as to who should be credited with writing it.

[@paulbarber9599]

Excellent video real talent better than this garbage that’s out today have this record in my collection

[@johncarr2420]

Great song but ! Imagine he tripped on that ladder , then knocked the bloke up the ladder behind him with a tin of paint

[@ILMJXXX]

MARV JOHSON - YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES (RARE CLIP FROM 1959) RECORD LABEL: UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS US 185. YEAR 1959. THANKYOU TO ROBERT FOR CORRECTION...IT WAS FIRST WRITTEN AND SANG BY BOBBY PARKER WHO ALSO RECORDED 'WATCH YOUR STEP' LATER COPIES TURNED UP WITH CREDITS BY BERRY GORDY JR, GWEN GORDY FUQUA AND ROQUEL DAVIS...SOMETIMES EVEN HAD MARV JOHNSON AS ONE OF THE WRITERS?

[@j.yamamoto9882]

I kind of guessed that Dave Clark Five.

[@sportsmediaamerica]

So true or false? Berry Gordy stole this song from Bobby Parker who had already first recorded it on Vee-Jay Records. Gordy put his name on the Marv Johnson recording as writer. True or false...and why don't more people know about this if it's true? Did Parker or his estate ever get back-royalties??

[@godscountry6473]

ILMJXXX...why are claiming the copyright of this Dick Clark Production by putting a watermark on the video?

[@robertvelez9557]

Marv Johnson's biggest hit You Got What It Takes was not written by Berry Gordy! It was actually written and recorded by a blues guitarist named Bobby Parker in 1957! Bobby's biggest hit came in 1961 with a song called Watch Your Step! His name gets confused with Robert Parker who had a monster hit called Barefootin in 1966!

[@ILMJXXX]

Hi Robert...Always appreciate being corrected when wrong :-)...just read that later records did have Berry Gordy, Gwen Gordy Fuqua and Roquel Davis...Sometimes Marv's name appeared also on the credits...

[@nanjemoyal-kursi3078]

Robert Velez * Thanks for the information I never knew that Bobby wrote the song. IAM a bass guitar player and had the opportunity of backing Marve Johnson live when I was 17. I also knew Bobby Parker who passed away around 2014.

[@monsterharp]

I toured and played harmonica with Bobby Parker for 15 years thank you for sharing this, a lot of Bobby’s work was taken from him, he truly deserves to be in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame.

[@davidmoran1235]

Bobby Parker may have the rights to the song but his musical rendition of the song was not a hit until Gordy got involved. So it's 6 of one and a half a dozen of the other. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHfFgYaAfrp0h7s

[@Beatle849]

The taking of legal credit for music rights and the writing of songs was very common at that time, as I'm sure you all know. But, it sure is a treat to hear from you guys who were a personal part of some of this great music. 2:39

[@ralphdn]

Could this be misspelled? Marv "Johson" should be Johnson ..?

[@christophercardenas157]

The REAL Untold Truth of Marv Johnson: how many Marv Johnson 78 rpm records were made? Please...only serious responses---Andromeda International Records

[@nigellewis6279]

This song is for John G Byrne Enjoy John Nige

[@DeeNice681]

"Nature didn't give you such a beautiful face", 1:30 closeup of homely looking girl!

[@williamdavidcraigjr7841]

I'm that girl got married..got kids..and if still alive...a grandmother. She had no clue her face would be shown in 2020:)

[@saltifish]

Ruined the clip with silly logo

[@LJD-xo9ph]

When music was music 🤙🏼