Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine REACTION

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[@lestranged]

'The grapevine' means the gossip network. Someone saw your girl with another guy, they told someone, that person told someone, etc, etc. and it eventually made it's way back to you. Grape vines grow long and twisty, not in a straight line, so it became a metaphor for how gossip winds and twists before it reaches your ears.

[@alainnarobles4781]

Also another word for Rumor mill.

[@sharons8702]

And by the time it gets to you the message is distorted 😀😀

[@kevinhegarty1768]

Chinese whisper comes to mind.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Young 'uns eh?

[@maeowen8495]

Also grape vine, wine, drinking out with friends….

[@aussieguru01]

Marvin a real "Soul Brother" keep digging his back catalogue. It's all GOLD!

[@acquenetta]

Facts

[@joyceeyre1285]

All gold!

[@brooklynmysticaldiva4729]

Absolutely 💯!!!

[@gabriellewilliams1315]

Gone too soon. R.I.P.

[@topcat6565]

Sure is my favorite artist....

[@normlieberman372]

As a white, middle-aged Aussie, just have to say that nothing beats that great Motown sound!!! Truly another banger right there fellas 👍

[@shelleywright749]

I saw another white middle aged Aussie named Keith Urban wear a t-shirt that said, "Motown is Everywhere" :)

[@lindseytennant327]

Middle aged, white grandmaaaa from motown has mad respect for you and your good ass taste!

[@normlieberman372]

@@lindseytennant327 grandmaaaa, you being from Motown, that feeling is mutual sista 😀👍

[@normlieberman372]

@@shelleywright749 we're often mistaken for one another 🤣🤣🤣

[@emilyflotilla931]

66 year old Great Gramma from Michigan...Motown, Bob Seeger, and Vernor's Gingerale were required to keep your Michigan status...well, back in the day, a few Stroh's beers too!

[@sharonjarrett8953]

Marvin Gaye “Let’s Get It On” and Sexual Healing two of his biggest hits right here!!

[@southernmomma5832]

Sexual Healing is my favorite.

[@fizzypop1249]

Oooo Let’s get it on 💥💥💥💥💥

[@vhonn95]

Trouble Man gotta be on that list

[@alainnarobles4781]

Ain't No Mountain High Enough with Tammie Terrell is great too!

[@theHedgex1]

Pure, unadulterated. Make your baby music 🤣

[@sharians-bluesky]

Marvin is one of a kind. He was a deep thinker & conscientious with his words. Mercy, Mercy Me is one of my favorites. What's Happening Brother. Worth listening to.

[@donnaclinton991]

Two of my favorite too; Mercy Mercy Me makes my eyes water.

[@sharians-bluesky]

@@donnaclinton991 Inner City Blues makes me want to cry. I've never been to NY's inner city. Only beautiful parts. Video hurts.

[@angelabarnes7588]

I cried for days after Marvin was taken from us. One of music's greatest masterminds.

[@donnaclinton991]

@@sharians-bluesky Yes, the video hurts, BUT watching that beautiful man singing....😍

[@donnaclinton991]

@@angelabarnes7588 I cried with you, and I still feel his loss so many years later.

[@teensymom1420]

Count yourselves blessed to find this song. Nobody like Marvin.

[@gamerkat1492]

he's amazing I 1st heard him with the California grapevines

[@juliemcdaniel499]

@@gamerkat1492 Who are the California grapevines?

[@davidhohn9106]

@@gamerkat1492 California RAISIN commercials.

[@mrantdagreat]

Facts 💯

[@sross54]

OMG YES

[@spanda5108]

He left us too early, RIP Marvin!

[@lauramalek3128]

What always makes me saddest is his father is the one who killed him. At the time I heard it, I couldn't believe it. Still hard to get.

[@markabbott3936]

@@lauramalek3128 Amen, sista! The news of it tore me right up, and nearly 40 years later I *still* can scarcely believe it, and feel the hurt all over again.

[@blackprix]

need to his duet with the late great Tammy Terrel. Marvin was devastated when she died very young. The song is called ain’t no mountain high enough.

[@yolandasamuels6438]

Yes, I came here to say this.

[@surlechapeau]

Marvin&Tammi songs: Ain't No Mountain High Enough, Ain't Nothin' Like The Real Thing, You're All I Need To Get By. What great singers and songs

[@wdrauch]

Such a tragic story Tammy Terrel

[@carriebrady1374]

He & Tammy did a number of duets.

[@geraldinechadwick130]

I thought it was Diana Ross and the supremes who sang that?

[@hankthetank8039]

This is one of Marvin Gaye's opuses, the second I'd definitely recommend is What's Going On, that song was on the same album as Inner City Blues, another great song you reacted to, and it is an incredible take on issues of race, police brutality, and the search for peace, love and understanding. A must in Marvin Gaye's catalog.

[@hankthetank8039]

@@ElephantsRock19 Could you send me the link?

[@sharians-bluesky]

Speak!!! 🙌🏽 Don't you just hate it when a youngster thinks he is being deep & it's a bunch of nonsense?

[@ElephantsRock19]

@@hankthetank8039 I totally apologize, it was "Inner City Blues", & at the end "What's Going On?" starts to play. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIere2SOnNOGeas And Tim didn't shed tears, it just made him sad. 🕊️🙏❤️🕯️

[@ElephantsRock19]

@@sharians-bluesky I'm confused 🤔

[@hankthetank8039]

@@sharians-bluesky I do hate it, and it does happen a lot in music, but I'm also starting to find a lot of youths (teens to 30s) in today's music that do find the deeper meaning, or at least try their hardest to understand, like Tim and Fred, but also pop and rap artist prodigies like Billie Eilish and FINNEAS, Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar and Childish Gambino. If anything, the younger generation has to fight more than ever to fix the problems in this country (and the world) that the preceding 20th century generations just abandoned for them to deal with.

[@justvisiting4122]

Making you feel “blue” is making you feel sad. It’s not about anger -it’s another emotion. The grapevine is “gossip” or people whispering and talking behind your back. Amazing how terms change so much it’s like Greek to another generation.

[@leonardshevlin7260]

Gay was the opposite of blue.

[@caffeinatedkatie4696]

@@leonardshevlin7260 orange? Lol

[@leonardshevlin7260]

Gay meant happy, without a care. It was easier for poets and lyricists to find rhymes for gay than for happy. But some people care only about their agenda and care not at all about the foundations of our civilization: language and traditional marriage.

[@caffeinatedkatie4696]

@@leonardshevlin7260 nobody was saying anything about him being a homosexual. He never uses the song gay in the song. I get that it was his last name but they never mention it in the video

[@leonardshevlin7260]

@@caffeinatedkatie4696 I didn't write anything about anyone saying anything about anyone being homosexual. Blue means sad and sad is the opposite of gay. Both adjectives were common in songs because they are easy to incorporate into lyrics.

[@kathywanner5409]

They used this song in a raisin commercial with dancing raisins...too cool.

[@antionettemason1617]

🤣 I love that commercial!!!

[@alainnarobles4781]

The California Raisins were cool! I remember watching the TV show!

[@lisaholl6825]

GOAT. Nothing more to say. 😉

[@ElephantsRock19]

Same. No cap. 💯🔥

[@keyaralewis9580]

Please react to more Marvin Gaye! This man has endless hits

[@ElephantsRock19]

YASSSS! ❤️😘❤️😘❤️

[@amyfisher6380]

What’s Going On

[@KnewYawkPapi]

“Praise” is really dope!

[@deborahbyrne5413]

What’s going on……..one of the best

[@tomjohnson5583]

His version of the National Anthem. I think the 84ish NBA All Star game.

[@dianelake7802]

Marvin Gaye made this into a little masterpiece and true classic. I've heard covers of this song but, they never come close to Gaye's version. A brilliant singer who left us way too soon

[@CanadianGuy2004]

ccr version is better

[@xiyx9748]

@@CanadianGuy2004 wrong and that's coming from a metal fan

[@josephhart7933]

Because of the huge success he had with this he was able to force Motown to release his what's going on album which had been shelved.

[@tskinner5439]

So glad he stuck to his guns. Look at the masterpiece that album turned out to be.

[@juliemcdaniel499]

Why was the album What's Going On shelved in the 1st place?

[@josephhart7933]

@@juliemcdaniel499 because the album didn't stick with the Motown formula of love songs and dance music, and not be very controversial. The album was and is very topical. It speaks about war and racism and the environment, things that Berry Gordy wanted to avoid speaking out on. Motown was successful up to that point by appealing to both black and white teenagers and Berry Gordy didn't want to loose the whites. But as they said the times they are a changing. Also Marvin had taken control over the project and that's another reason Gordy didn't want to release it. He ran Motown like a car assembly line, with him in control of everything and Marvin was changing that ,before at Motown you sang what you were given whether you liked it or not. The Supremes didn't like Where did our love go, but they weren't given a choice.

[@tracibarnabei3279]

Yes! PLEASE react to Marvin Gaye “What’s Goin On”

[@sharians-bluesky]

George Benson, "This Masquerade". His voice was smooth. This is a 1976 classic!

[@ilikebeets9600]

Love your taste in music! Keep coming with the great recommendations for these younguns!!

[@sharians-bluesky]

@@ilikebeets9600 Thank you 🙂!

[@lizzabbott]

Yes ! Written by Leon Russell , if I’m not mistaken.

[@carriebrady1374]

Or Stevie Wonder's version of the same title. Both are incredible.

[@sharians-bluesky]

@@carriebrady1374 Stevie Wonder? I did not know that. Thank you 🙂

[@gaylegoodman9097]

As probably others have said, Gladys Knights & the Pips along with Creedence Clearwater Revival also sang this. They were all great renditions!

[@surlechapeau]

The Credence Clearwater (CCR) version is an 11 minute jam!!

[@jimfrederick3907]

Every one you said is second class compared to Marvin's version. Just ask "The California Raisins"!

[@littlemissblackdress7587]

@@jimfrederick3907 I don't agree. They are all great and each one has their own uniqueness to it.

[@jamescox9427]

There is another cover of this by "The Vanilla Fudge". Totality different yet good in its own way.

[@jimfrederick3907]

@@littlemissblackdress7587 But none are Marvin's

[@teensymom1420]

Grapevine is like gossip. Everybody knowing something about you before you know it yourself. That is the best way I can explain it. If you haven't reacted to it yet, Marvin's most important song IMO is What's Going On. Well ok, Let's Get It On brought a lot of babies into this world, so in that respect that song is important too.

[@KathyAZ]

lol

[@pawsitivelymystreet]

Yep! Today's 'grapevine' would be like reading it on social media first.

[@reginapontes5672]

nowadays you read it on RedIt!

[@LadyGator1983]

Ain’t no duplicating his one of a kind voice!!!! Love Marvin Gaye!!!

[@harvestnoelcrawford7026]

BOOM!!!

[@KayKay-fc5sg]

That part!

[@terrybirch9940]

One of his best songs

[@sagewarrior369]

Another singer we lost to soon. When this song came on the radio everyone would sing. Listen to his song "sexual healing" he is so smooth...thanks twins❤

[@madisonkai]

Y’all should listen to Marvin singing “Distant Lover” and “I want you!” Marvin was a bad Man!!🔥🔥

[@billiejones8602]

Definitely check out Marvin's Distant Lover. It's a classic that is still relevant today.

[@prideflagg2311]

The live version of Distant Lover is 🔥

[@MischaMischief]

I love your comments about how language changes over the decades. It's a really important point because language has such an impact on culture. Language creates meaning and is great way to see how a society thinks.

[@kellysimmons5931]

I love how he makes such a face when he likes a song.

[@carolking1502]

Marvin did this one the best! BTW, to all the Twins fans out there...some time ago, before I knew this channel existed, I saw one of these young men in a gas station with a few friends. We all exchanged a few words. They were *all* the most polite, respectful young men I've had the pleasure to chat with in a long time! They made such an impression on me, I was thrilled to find this channel!

[@krnstc]

The grapevine is now heard it on the streets

[@HeatherHolt1313]

Marvin Gaye is timeless!!!!

[@sharonbrown6595]

He had such a troubled life with debt depresssion and cocaine habit. His dad killed him for getting between his mom and dads argument. So sad as this man could have really gone a long way.

[@lydiaedwards8100]

He was very successful but he had personal problems. He was a highly respected artist.

[@sharonbrown6595]

@@lydiaedwards8100 he sure was. Gifted. I still today play his music His voice is so good, but his personal life needed a change

[@chrisspiers6310]

Sharon Brown, so very sad. RIP, Marvin Gaye 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@antionettemason1617]

It was on April 1st. I was living in MD (DC suburbs) so we heard right away. I was in the 5th grade. I thought it was an april fools joke at first...Sad day...

[@juliemcdaniel499]

@@antionettemason1617 Did u guys hear about it morning, noon or at night?

[@rv3853]

Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell, "You're All I Need to Get By" is also a great song. It was sampled by Method Man featuring Mary J. Blige.

[@alisonmike2912]

If you've ever seen a grapevine it's got so many tendrils that go out in all directions ,so hearing something through the grapevine means that you heard something from someone who heard it from someone else because basically you can't keep anything secret ,things will always get back to you .

[@wonderwharf]

Wait!! You guys MUST listen to Gladys Knight & the Pip’s version of this song as well. It is so beautiful and the instrumental is fantastic! Love your videos ❤️

[@KathyAZ]

agree!

[@leslieg.9213]

@@KathyAZ Agree more!😁

[@theupliftchannel]

Which one was first, Marvin Or Gladys?

[@keithjudon7977]

@@theupliftchannel Gladys did it first, and then Marvin did it year later

[@leslieg.9213]

@@theupliftchannel Gladys

[@claudiawilliams8751]

Oh yes!! Marvin Gaye is singing this song with feeling! And "The Funk Brothers!" Was Motown Band, that's why the beat is powerful in all their songs. Find yourself dancing to this beat? 😍

[@diperry4026]

This song is a great opener for one of the greatest movies ever-The Big Chill!

[@josephtingley654]

Truly sad that as great an artist as he was, he'll most be remembered for his death at his father's hands. Please remember that Domestic violence is something all people should be aware of and if you see or hear anything that sounds or looks that way, please call authorities for help.

[@daudder]

an absolute classic. one of the greatest songs ever

[@wandalevy470]

So happy when you revisit the oldies. That is my favorite thing about your channel. Anything before you all were born!

[@eileenalderman7773]

Aah, Marvin. I adored him way back when and I still do. What a voice💖💖

[@jewelofaries]

Gladys Knight and Zapp recorded the up tempo versions. You can' never go wrong with the Prince of Motown. Voice SILKY SMOOTH.

[@jenl3162]

One of the greatest songs of all time. RIP Marvin. ❤️

[@darlenegreen4035]

HERE WE GO....ONE OF HIS BEST BANGERS...THANX FOR THIS ONE...🔥

[@michelleostendorf1256]

I love that song. I have a song suggestion. It’s completely different genre. Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman singing Time to Say Goodbye. It’s modern opera. But you hear it in movies and at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. It’s sung in Italian and English. But you don’t need to understand the word to understand the music. Bocelli is a blind tenor who sings with passion like no other singer.

[@rv3853]

That song makes me 😭 every time

[@coachhumph5524]

Marvin Gaye was pretty much the first artist who brought the "Keeping it real" aspect of social injustice into the music studio...I think all of the rap artists today owe a debt to the great Marvin Gaye. You should definitely check out the following Marvin Gaye masterpieces What's Going On Mercy Mercy Me/The Ecology That's just a start lol

[@sharians-bluesky]

Exactly. You put this beautifully 💯.

[@rhondabenin1571]

You forgot about Curtis Mayfield, "Keep On Pushing", "We're A Winner', in the 60's. Marvin wasn't the 1st.

[@sharians-bluesky]

@@rhondabenin1571 I was really young when Superfly came out. Pusherman & Freddie's Dead disturbed me when I heard it. Messages can affect young ppl who are tuned in. I didn't see anything like what was going on in the cities. It was all confusing. 😖

[@rhondabenin1571]

@@sharians-bluesky 1965 People Get Ready is one of the most social conscious songs of the time. Curtis' music was proactive. Like I said, "Keep On Pushing" "We're A Winner", "We The People Who Are Darker Than Blue". all message songs. Superfly, Claudine, Sparkle, Let's Do It Again are all soundtracks to movies. You write music based in the script. This was groundbreaking as well only Quincy Jones was doing Soundtracks back then. Then came Issac Hayes with Shaft. You ever heard "Trouble Man" by Marvin Gaye, he did the soundtrack for that movie.

[@rhondabenin1571]

There.are plenty social conscious songs from the 60's and 70's study Stevie Wonder, all the music if Gamble and Huff (Ojays, Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes..... James Brown "Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud".

[@commonsense4154]

I really like you guys...you're swag and energy is great positive and genuine....keep checking out the 💎 💎 💎 💎 gems music is medicine for the soul...😘😘🙋‍♀️

[@ac1dbrn]

One of my favourite songs…his voice. Magic Also love you guys and your responses

[@misscatalina711]

Love this song!

[@KnewYawkPapi]

I love Marvin Gaye. Y’all should definitely check out his song called “praise.” I ran into it recently and it’s sooooooo good! 👌🏾

[@chrisspiers6310]

Xavier malcom, just listened to “Praise”. Loved it!!!

[@KnewYawkPapi]

@@chrisspiers6310 glad to hear! It’s so cool.

[@SousChef77]

Probably my Fav MG Song. Chills.

[@KnewYawkPapi]

@@SousChef77 it’s just so magical! I can see why it’s your favorite!

[@lawrencesterling8830]

Marvin Gaye is literally everything.

[@kirstensocialbutterfly6025]

My mom loved this song. Brings back good memories for me.

[@ShowbusinessKennel]

Looove Marvin Gaye!! Thnx for this guys. Try his "what's going on" next!🤗❤

[@rf4406]

I remember that commercial for California raisins used this song and it was actually funny seeing singing and dancing raisins. It seems like you are either returning from or going to work, saw you wearing your FedEx Express hub shirt. I will say I also work for FedEx Express as a courier and sorry to say there are days we don't like you guys much when our flights from there are delayed. Lol. Keep the songs coming from your channel I love reliving the times I first heard these songs.

[@katiesoderling3596]

I remember the California Raisins commercial too! I can’t help but think of it every time I hear this song.

[@countenanceblog]

The California Raisins (and their eventual and predictable use in commercials funded by California grape and raisin growers) was the first time I ever heard this song.

[@jonmayes2422]

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

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

OMG, one of my favorite songs growing up in the 60s. He was such an awesome singer. RIP MARVIN. ❤❤❤

[@samanthamyers2878]

G.O.A.T for sure

[@loreenburniston2226]

l love the beat to this song. Man you guys been grinding hard😊💯💯💯thanks for all you do😎

[@paulettebrown3427]

Marvin was the man good times

[@MahaliaMD73]

Marvin!!!! One of the greatest of all-time. Truly an Icon. I remember the day he died. I was only about 9 or 10 years old, but I bawled my eyes out. So senseless and tragic.

[@nfoster74]

Anything with Marvin Gaye is the💣. "Inner City Blues," "Got to Give it Up," "Mercy, Mercy, Me."

[@jeanlanz2344]

Sounds great. It's fun to see your appreciation for Marvin Gaye's artistry. I am happy to see Tim drinking water...keep it healthy, guys! God bless you both.

[@CamilleLP68]

Please watch and listen to his What's Goin On. A true classic and very sad that this song, sung so long ago, is still relevant for what's going on today in our country. Love you guys

[@checkmate778]

YES! finally getting to some true Motown! Shout out from Detroit! Thanks for 🎶

[@janet7150]

Marvin Gaye was one of the greatest of his time, I still play his records till today. Vinyl is still the best way to hear a lot of the music of this era

[@deniseketchum4332]

Marvin Gaye.......one of the finest Motown artists. He was my favorite

[@helenlig323]

For his masterpiece, listen to "What's Going On", the WHOLE ALBUM. Really a deep experience. Just for yourselves, since it's too long to react to here, I guess. It used to be that a whole album was one complete work of art, and that listening to parts only isn't what the artist intended. For example, the Beatles, Sergeant Pepper, and Pink Floyd, most of their catalogue. Just experience it!

[@jhenry9486]

Marvin had some GREAT SONGS!

[@greeneyedldy50]

Good ole marvin nothing but love

[@carolynplenty4475]

THE GOAT MARVELOUS MARVIN GAYE. TWINS YOUR LISTENING TO THE MAN AND THE MASTER. RIP MISS YOU. YOUR MUSIC LIVES ON.😪😔🙏🙏🙏❤❤.

[@rabidsamfan]

Unmistakable voice. He could sing the phone book and make it sound good.

[@mauricesantinomf]

He sang the national anthem and made it into a completely different song

[@almostserious75]

Hey my friends...another good reaction...Peace!

[@traceyamarnie6105]

I love how you give your opinion on the lyrics with certain songs. Love yuh both 💖x

[@annejohnston2193]

Love & light to you both , stay safe , I love this song like crazy ,

[@jennifertrimper8275]

Born & raised in Motown, Marvin Gaye was my favorite of all coming out of Detroit. Gone too soon. Sexual Healing is one of my favorites from him.

[@shirala1972]

In my senior year of high school the Navy band came to our school and this was 1 of the songs they sang. It was INCREDIBLE and I never forgot them. I then went on to join the Navy after graduation 😊

[@sunnymorgan186]

Y’all need to check out Etta James if you haven’t yet. “I’d rather go blind” is my favorite song ever

[@ronwyckoff824]

Marvin's "I Want You". You'll love it!

[@Bevoe]

The music of the 60’s & 70’s remains unmatched. It was a Renaissance of music.

[@charissemodeste6489]

You HAAAAVE to do Marvin's "I Want You"!! There are THREE versions.. 2. Leon Ware -" I Want You" Live (who WROTE the song for Marvin) 3. Madonna - " I Want You" ft. Massive Attack.. And EACH ONE.. is a BANGER!!

[@digisports22]

I see you guys found another classic. Good job guys, keep up the good work.

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

A classic R&B song by one of the two or three greatest R&B male vocalists who ever lived. Marvelous Motown Marvin.

[@alexborquez491]

My teacher in elementary 4 th grade used to put her radio on Everytime we do a test and I be more to the music then the test lol 🤣 but after years now 21 years old I finally found it

[@escapingmotherhood]

Really love how you two take time to appreciate old gems. Ain't nobody like Marvin. I would love to watch The Whispers' In the Mood's reaction too 😍

[@keithjudon7977]

A great example of what when you pair the right song with the right artist.

[@ArtsyPhartsy123]

Anything by Marvin Gaye is gonna be good 👍🏼

[@kimoldfield210]

Marvin Gaye ❤️❤️❤️❤️ you need to do yourselves a favor and listen to more of his stuff. A talent taken from us all too early. Thanks for this.

[@sharians-bluesky]

Tim, I know that you have reacted to "The Inner City Blues", it brought back memories of my mother listening to Marvin. The video let me see the city up close. Video made me want to holler. Oh my goodness.

[@azscratchers8596]

A classic from one of the GOATS right there! Awesome reaction guys! 🎯💥🙂

[@defblinders9585]

Dad LOVED Marvin Gaye. Him and the Temptations.

[@XENONPLASMA]

Classic!

[@Ilovewbd]

You can spend a whole day on Marvin Gaye and his endless hits. Such a legendary icon whose life was cut so short! 😔

[@zinarhone7642]

Marvin is and will ever be one of my greatest loves. No one could render a song the way did. The rifts and inflections conveyed to the listener every emotion he was experiencing. I love my DMV men!!! My Dear Mr. Gaye RIP!

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

There are raisins we love him. He was a voice of passion and love and talent.

[@carolr.4863]

Its a classic, for sure!!!

[@zoeys290]

Oh yer ! A true classic 🤗🤗

[@annettecapps6205]

I LOVE WATCHING YOU GUYS I LOVE THAT YOU BOTH OPEN UP TO DIFFERENT MUSIC

[@isaiahthompson2065]

Marvin At his finest ! Number one for months. Marvin was the Prince of Motown ! His anthology is the BOMB ! Hit after hit ! He gave us his all and his BEST !

[@pbrown7142]

Amazing how lyricists and songwriters made amazing songs that rhymed and made sense at the same time. Melodies, harmonies, rhythm and arrangement all on point! More Marvin Gaye "Please Stay", "After The Dance"...

[@wndrlnd_4540]

Gladys Knight & The Pips were the first to release this as a single in 1967, but Smokey and The Miracles recorded it first. in 1966. They didn't release it as a single until 1968. Marvin's version was recorded in 1967 but wasn't put out as a single until 1968. A band called Creedence Clearwater Revival recorded a version of it released in 1970. It's interesting to listen to all versions just for comparison and to see how many ways this song could be flipped. Marvin's entire catalog is amazing. A couple of favorites that come to mind right now are Ain't That Peculiar, Too Busy Thinking 'Bout My Baby, Can I get a Witness, I'll Be Doggone, Trouble Man, Distant Lover. Pick one and take a listen then keep going!

[@shellybrown5524]

The legend that is Marvin Gaye - one of my favourite singers with the best Motown track of all time. Please check out Marvin's " What's going on" and "Let's get it on". Love you guys, keep em coming!

[@davidjones1619]

All time classic by one of the all time greats...

[@KTBroadcasting]

This was one of my mother's favorite songs - and she got to hear it when it was new! #RIPMom #RIPMarvin Another great reaction, guys!