Commodores - Nightshift (Official Music Video)

[@willsmail3785]

I'm a fully functional metalhead but appreciate good music from all genres, this is some kind of wonderful ❤

[@tinajeppesen5948]

Metal is my genre of choice too but here I am this is a beautiful song

[@mrtherapist9040]

@@tinajeppesen5948 Me too!!!!!

[@songweaver6076]

any good music is helpful in this stressed out world

[@CM-oo1kb]

Open ears. Always.

[@inmyownwords9798]

Rock on ❤

[@shivgohil4644]

My dad has the extended 12" single of this song. Around 20 years ago he started moving his vinyls to CD's, I pretty much heard his entire singles collection over an entire month blasting at full volume in our house as he transferred them across. I knew half of the songs, but the one that I'll never forget hearing for the 1st time is 'Nightshift'. My dad loves his hi-fi and invested in having the best possible sound he could afford and the production of this song really comes across when you have a high end sound system. The percussion and harmonies are so superior and so organic, If you have a music streaming service, listen to this song with the highest quality bitrate, close your eyes and enjoy a masterpiece. Whats even better is the meaning of the song, the lyrics are a perfect homage to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson, they refer to their songs so many times...and even better...'Nightshift' means 'heaven' and when you listen to the song with that in mind, its a whole new song. JUST WOW!

[@yvonnesmeltzer4011]

Correct

[@hectorlabbe]

You were blessed to be around your dad and hear his love for music!!! ❤❤❤

[@CliffordSwitzer]

My number one song of all time

[@SandraCabrera-jz1jn]

😊

[@voloso]

‘Night shifts’ are usually referred to as ‘graveyard shifts’

[@susanrodriguez7407]

I still listen to the same music I did back in the last 45 years. Today is my 73rd birthday. I am now listening to Night Shift. And singing.

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

Its Heavy and holy!!! Cheers to you Susan

[@96NightRider96]

and keep singing! forever more

[@adriancox8134]

A belated happy birthday!!

[@kimmii2063]

i love that you do that...xxxx

[@kapologabriel5942]

❤❤

[@se7inhand]

I'm a 54 yo white southern man, and this is one of my top 5 favorite songs ever.

[@benwagema3731]

❤

[@MsBrooklyn58]

My husband was southern and that man could dance to the R& B 💜

[@mr8I7]

Why does that make any difference?

[@se7inhand]

@@mr8I7 because white southern men are supposed to dislike black music.

[@arroz668]

Acho que não tem nada a ver samos todos ser humano e sempre temos que nos respeitar 🙏🏾👍🏾💖

[@Thetruthteller-s8i]

I'm 54years old and I'm not sick of listening to this song xxx

[@Thetruthteller-s8i]

Amazing!!!!

[@katraabdulla2235]

Marvellous

[@Thetruthteller-s8i]

@@katraabdulla2235 I'm in love with this song even on the Day shift 🤗

[@ethimself5064]

@@Thetruthteller-s8i 🤣🤣🤣

[@ethimself5064]

Is a real classic

[@theliferesetstudio]

Anyone else getting chills listening to this on endless repeat? 💖

[@mauricemzwinila8041]

I sure am

[@mauricemzwinila8041]

Love the choreography

[@singleplayergamerr]

im def on this right now

[@ssl9ve]

Yes!

[@marymckenna9273]

Yes, me!

[@Sarah-lc2ov]

Thumbs up if you think this is one of the most beautiful songs ever written and sung ❤️

[@trinelangohr6661]

Certainly the chillest ever written.

[@jayneanthony5652]

It's a perfect song, the vocals, the musicality, the subjects it's written about, etc. sheer perfection ❤️

[@AnaGarcia-l5p]

Y do so❤❤❤born 1959

[@yousaypotato2418]

So soulful, I get goosebumps every time.💜

[@l.a.r2579]

U GOT IT RIGHT GIRL❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PiaLoveBSNRNCCBTP]

When music was music.....❤❤❤❤

[@AnthonyCowan-i2z]

Yes, Singer Marvin Gaye, Shall Never Be Topped.

[@nodythova8543]

Marvin’s death was so cruel and senseless. This song captured the joy he left us. Jackie too.

[@londaledever7301]

You got that right

[@jamaalosman125]

When Legends paid respect to Legends RIP Marvin Gaye & Jackie Wilson

[@elsabeabrahams2231]

Me..can'nt get enough🥰

[@donaldyoung9002]

This song is so smooth and cool, love the great vocals!

[@cjturner2008]

Damn Right!!!

[@adaorachike-ezema3228]

Oh NoooooOO!!!!! this song just made more sense to me reading this!!! Even more beautiful knowing that it is actually a tribute !!! Awwww bless

[@JUSREEL1978]

I am 42 and have been listening to this song for my whole life and your comment just told me that this song was about Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. #neverknewthat

[@TheEanda3946]

I’m 75 but still alive and going strong! Love this song!

[@tasneem__mt9470]

🥰♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@marcusaurelius7461]

They were the best of days and they still warm the heart......

[@kelvinmatola1158]

Like wine it ages with time,I will be 40 next month I now understand why my mother used to love this song

[@malikmogekwu9781]

rock rock on

[@JAMESMOM1989]

a live and kickin!!

[@Asgulria]

Dedication to Marvin and Jackie in this song is impeccable. Two of the greatest musicians.

[@ancientsage1969]

It's what made it a hit. RIP to the Commedores after Lionel left.

[@imarilamarrable]

This song is dedicated to my Dad. 11.01.49 - 12.01.20 I Love you 💖 See you again Daddy

[@MsSilentAssasin]

God bless you and your family🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@imarilamarrable]

@@MsSilentAssasin Thank you 💖

[@glennkakely1999]

I am sorry to hear of your dad’s passing.

[@imarilamarrable]

@@glennkakely1999 Thank you. He was a really great guy.

[@glennkakely1999]

This can be a tough song to listen to especially when we have someone dear to our heart in mind. I’m listening a second time as a tribute to your dad. Rest easy, Sir 🌈🌈

[@laurenjeanmiddleton209]

Man their voices give me chills, great artists!! Timeless.

[@trevorjennings]

Hello Lauren, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@richau9058]

timeless chills ! peace and love from norway

[@josephbowers5368]

This is just too good. Never seen again

[@blessedbyrd2104]

I think of my Daddy when I hear this song. makes me cry. Rest in peace Daddy. You were so great. I was blessed to have you.

[@t3chn0m0]

Merry Christmas =). He loves you from the heaven above =).

[@sonjikennedy9615]

My dad loved this song to.He passed on jan 6th of this year.I know what you are going thru😓

[@covmiss1]

🥰🥰

[@garycarr3857]

The Commodores

[@michaelwimbley9127]

Acknowledged

[@SilviaAlcock]

One of me and my late husbund favorite dans music.Miss you my sweetheart.RIP.

[@simeonpotts1421]

Marvin, Michael, Prince, Tupac….. we’ve lost a lot of good ones since then. 🙏🏻

[@hectorlabbe]

Tina and Whitney too!!!

[@era783]

And Sting, Mark Hollis, Colin Vearncomb, ...!

[@wakimwayiwakimwayi3618]

Luther Vandros and Coolio too.

[@sebastiaofaria8233]

Verdade 😢 Eram bons demais 👊🏾

[@FjTi-wn3qm]

Absolutely right 👍👍👍👑

[@theresariccabona3926]

My late husband’s favorite song. He was a shift worker for many years and when this song would come on I’d have to play it over and over. Still brings tears to my eyes. 😢 2:47

[@peterlongmore4778]

im a shift worker to 8 years this song keeps you going even when you feeling lonely

[@jameswahnee-vn5nt]

I wasn't crying until you shared your pain. So sorry.

[@KennyLauderdale]

Sorry for your loss... Bless you

[@ericbeelard4926]

❤️❤️❤️🖤🖤🖤❤️❤️❤️

[@efmtl76]

❤ much love to you, Theresa...so sorry for your loss.

[@timothypeck3640]

Coming home from work at 3:30 AM! A young husband, an expectent father too! This song on my car AM band radio! 40 years later, this is pure soul, this is pure spirit and being young, free, and alive!

[@dionedanniel7300]

Your story is incredible, I was able to visualize in my mind what you said

[@paulclayton1954]

One of my worries is that the younger members of society might miss out on this precious legacy. That's why my grandkids get their 'olden days" education from me! Rarely appreciated up to now but I will never give up. Delighted to hear that it does it for you. Next try David Ruffin s Walk Away From Love. Simply one of the most astounding vocal performances.

[@jacquelinefox2632]

OK

[@stevesouthall4718]

Exactly like me at the time

[@icspi1970]

Congrats on the new addition to your family! 🙂👍

[@9one9Music]

"Nightshift" by the Commodores is a soulful tribute to two legendary artists, Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson, who both passed away in 1984, shortly before the song's release. The song honors their contributions to music, particularly their role in shaping R&B and soul. It is filled with emotion and nostalgia, serving as a reminder of their influence and how their music continues to resonate, even after their deaths. The title "Nightshift" metaphorically refers to how their voices and legacies continue to work their magic, even in the afterlife. The nightshift can be seen as a time when their spirits "work" by comforting and inspiring people through their music, despite no longer being physically present. The song praises them for their roles in bringing joy and healing to people during difficult times, as referenced in the lines, "You found another home, I know you're not alone, on the nightshift." The Commodores use the song to bridge a sense of loss with a sense of hope. The melancholic tone is balanced with a message of continuity and legacy, portraying the idea that the essence of Gaye and Wilson lives on through the music they created. Musically, "Nightshift" is reflective, with smooth, gentle rhythms and soulful harmonies that evoke the emotional depth of the subject matter. It became a crossover hit, resonating with audiences for its heartfelt delivery and timeless theme of honoring those who paved the way in music history. The song is not only a tribute but a reminder that great art and the spirit of its creators can transcend time and death.

[@deborahwright759]

Hi that was nice to read ❤

[@elizabethfrancisco3516]

Beautiful!

[@rockyfortune3537]

Thank you. Ive been hearing this song since i was ten. 😊and it gets better every year.

[@chijiokemorlayy3708]

Insightful

[@monakodibetle7503]

Hey, thank you so much...

[@reetindersingh6986]

What a wonderful tribute to Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye, couldn't get better than this. Love the line "Gonna miss your sweet voice, that soulful noise" at the end....mind blowing.

[@largansettgirl8365]

@charlesmartell4484 Motown was my go to, even when the Beach Boys, Beatles, Stones came in. Still The best!

[@rubboardcindy]

My late husband worked at a Chemical Plant...worked the "Night Shift"..They would call into the Radio Station and request it to be played...He died 5 years ago ..This reminds me of him....RIP Lennie...

[@twasbrillig33]

THIS is a worthy and very touching comment!! Thank for sharing

[@TheBossyK]

RIP K. EVANS..... I LOVE AND MISS YOU DEARLY ❤😘UNTIL I SEE THAT BIG SMILE AGAIN!

[@NormalizeBeingNormal]

Its people like you that GOD shows me that this world isn't all bad and we really do have some wonderful good hearted people left in this country. Thanks for sharing this with us..u deserve happiness

[@twasbrillig33]

@@NormalizeBeingNormal Don't worry Lonny, there are plenty of good people still, i send a big hug to you!

[@uguruelliott6350]

May his sweet soul live on beyond

[@audreynewson4594]

I’m an 85 year old great-grandmother from PEI, Canada - one of all-time favourite pieces of music - along with all the rest of their music + MOTOWN - never been anything like The Motown Music

[@kingrama2727]

Liar

[@BrendaDrumm]

Im 75 im with u all the way love from coventry england x❤

[@bjorreb7487]

I'm a 74 old man in Sweden and Motown was and is among the best

[@davidcronin9711]

Good for you lady🇮🇪

[@daadirabbi]

When the music was alive ❤

[@soyentak5076]

when music was fun!

[@littlenicola6726]

So true x

[@BarneyRq1d]

One of the best songs ever written. Such a great tribute to JW and MG. RIP.

[@erics7992]

I know who Marvin was but who was Jackie?

[@BarneyRq1d]

@Eric S Jackie Wilson, an iconic and legendary singer/performer who died the same year as Marvin Gaye. Both died tragically while still in their 40s.

[@erics7992]

@@BarneyRq1d I didn't know that. Thank you.

[@BarbadosBeerFestival]

Thanks. I was going to ask the same question.

[@globalfunseeker6733]

It was written by Lionel Richie for the Commodores.

[@charlottesmith7279]

This song is ageless! Who else is listening?

[@abelprecious1085]

You're not alone

[@sonjikennedy9615]

I'm still listening👋🏾👋🏾

[@joellecanniere8606]

Et moi donc !!!

[@yolanda2923]

Me!!!!! 😁

[@barrykime5580]

I am Cant get enough. Man these guys all put thier hearts into this Jackie and Marvin you guys will never be forgotten. Same goes for the Comadores.

[@philipmuluhbongjoh707]

What fascinates me about the old is that music was pure, made of natural musical instruments and the run deep through the soul..... What a hit 🥰🥰🥰

[@casualslax]

Is there no synthesizer or electronic instruments on this track? It sounds like it but I could be wrong.

[@metatron7635]

This song sits right next to perfection 🇦🇺.

[@thestrangemanreturns]

@@casualslax yes there are both

[@animillation6918]

🥺

[@ZeroGravity60]

I'm really missing the '60s '70s and '80s at this moment. It was a time when people had to have real talent to make it but in cafes, you could get stage time. Not like today where the music industry is run by corporate marketers and $$ motivated product designers. Back then music was mostly created, not manufactured. Every generation has its high points. Back then music was honest and real, and if you chose the right groups it promoted fun & hippie love. It was an amazing time for growing up. It was an amazing time for music. I still play this noise in my home all day long. :)

[@ChrisIdumah-kb4kd]

You're a special breed of legend if you're still here listening to this refreshing classic.

[@deborahwright759]

Hi yeah im a thougherbred😊😊😊😊❤

[@TacyG]

One of the best songs ever written and sung!!

[@barrykime5580]

You sure have that right.

[@katrinawhite5574]

Yes ✋🏾❤

[@simeonpotts1421]

You damn right

[@paulkobia5406]

Lost my wife to cancer this year in March...and my twin brother 15 years ago....what memories this brings...till we meet again R.I.P my loved ones

[@meeksluv]

My condolences.

[@Q-uzoAngelOrgoneEnergy]

Yes Good brother.... May they both rest in peace.... Have a blissful day, week, month and year... 🙏❤👼

[@eroneronald1438]

Paul Kobia

[@hapsatoumohamed7908]

Paul Kobia am so sorry for your lost i lost my son

[@adamhill1547]

Hey brotha, my condolences. Hope u are doing well and have wonderful memories

[@psrjbr]

Nightshift is a tribute song from The Commodores to RB soul singers Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye, both died in 1984. The single was released in January 1985 in the United States.

[@GrumpyTinashe]

Thanks for putting perspective to it

[@johnreed9050]

I thought it was sung by al jarreau for the longest time

[@jasonmitchell9622]

Thanks

[@patkelleher7310]

I thought Marvin Gaye died in 1981

[@larrystreasures6887]

Pat Kelleher, he died 1 April 1984.

[@ryanmcgrath339]

Rest in peace Marvin Gaye & Jacky Wilson. And a big thank you to the commordoes

[@silviaruhsen4666]

Yes, indeed

[@tonydiaz1571]

Those of us blessed to be raised on this great music

[@brian70Cuda]

Very happy to be one!!

[@tony4534]

Cap

[@gregscott6028]

My wife went blind last year. Her heart is giving on her now. I love this song. It gives hope.

[@hneebrn]

Sending you some love and prayers.

[@TheSiddy74]

Greg - my heart goes out to you and your wife, my friend

[@worldwebnewsdp9549]

I give Sam love

[@deaneherewini8752]

much love

[@alimamykonteh6936]

God bless you, and God bless your family bro.

[@benniemclaughlin3678]

THIS IS 1 OF THE GREATEST TRIBUTES, MARVIN, JACKIE, ETC........🎵🎶💓👍!!!!!!!

[@laraschauble]

I know Marvin is Marvin Gaye...but who is Jackie that is mentioned in the lyrics?

[@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel]

@@laraschauble from Google - this song is a tribute to soul/R&B singers Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye, both of whom died in 1984

[@joyezeigbo4008]

Anyone listening in November 2024

[@143lovemusic]

Absolutely December 2024🎉

[@faisalssegawa9852]

Greetings from 🇺🇬. 5.12.2024

[@ScarionRose]

Still standing

[@robinjamessweetland6813]

December count!?!?

[@beewear122]

Dec 24

[@sonjikennedy9615]

My dad would play this song repeatedly .Me and my sister would laugh because the moment we get in the car with him,HE WOULD PLAY IT!😂Dad had such a Beautiful voice.He passed 7 days ago and this grief is so unbearable.Rest In Peace Dad on your " Nightshift"❤

[@jarbasvinicius7698]

Really sorry! I know what you're feeling.

[@sonjikennedy9615]

@@jarbasvinicius7698 Thank You for your comment. I feel like a prisoner of pain😪.In time i know i will feel better.

[@kylaefran7329]

I'm so sorry about your dad 😢. May God Almighty carry you through this difficult time.

[@sonjikennedy9615]

@@kylaefran7329 thank you💖

[@marthajackson7977]

so sorry for your loss. sounds like he was a huge blessing-hoping that memory gets stronger and the pain fades

[@rjw7058]

it s a no brainer when they won a Grammy, the instrumentals are nothing short of incredible timing and artistry. am a white boy thats 67 and learned to appreciate soul or any music that moves you>

[@carl1095]

Thinking of my uncle who passed today. The black sheep and character of our family but who always was 100% true and honest. R.I.P.

[@christopherkinsella6185]

@@AshTheMohican qaaaaaqllaqaaq

[@thewhaleliveon]

Still got it. December 2024 🔥

[@WilliamYoung-g4t]

My Dad loved this song, and he passed 2 weeks after the video dropped. So every time my mom's hear this, she cries. This is one of the most beautiful tribute songs ever, along with Diana Ross song "I'm Missing You".

[@joachimcorneliussen2008]

I'm sorry for your lost. May he rest in peace . Yes, this song also makes me cry. It has been around since my youth.

[@originalfallinggirl]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKPOdneba7Gdp9Usi=u0zbkjxyM7NX3DE8 ❤🙏 this song makes me sad. I’m not even sure if it is related to the movie “Night Shift” but it came out at the exact same time. So I always assume it was written for that movie kind of like “Romancing the Stone” by Billy Ocean which wasn’t actually in the movie by the same name. Anyway, I have long since lost most of my family and I miss them terribly. This song reminds me of the only time I ever went to a movie alone with my dad. My dad owned a chain of movie theaters in the DC metropolitan area. When dad would do surprise inspections at his movie theaters on weekend nights I would beg to tag along. On really bust nights dad would get behind the concession stand and scoop popcorn or help out in any way he could. And I would do the same when permitted. On the night dad and I saw the movie “Night Shift” we were visiting one of his theaters that I only visited that one time. It was called Cinema 7 in Crystal City (where the Pentagon is located right across from the Potomac River from the Lincoln Memorial on the Virginia side). I remember that night like it was yesterday. My dad was a very good man but very serious and didn’t speak much. I never doubted that he loved me with all of his heart but being the child of an immigrant family that had seen horror dad was reared in such a way as to not show emotion. It was a defense mechanism that my ancestors had been forced to develop that enabled them to survive atrocities the likes of which those of us in the west will never have to endure (unless we re-elect Trump). On the night that dad and I ended up seeing this movie I had assumed that we were just going to drive around from movie theater to movie theater checking on things. But this night was like no other. It’s possible that dad wanted to see the movie in order to predict how well it was going to do in order to strategize how many copies he wanted to lease or how to negotiate his terms with the production company. OR, maybe dad had another idea in mind. Cinema 7 was notoriously dad’s least crowded movie theater and presumably only existed because dad happened to also own the building it was in. I can’t be positive but I want to believe that dad chose for us to visit Cinema 7 on that one special evening so that we could enjoy our company together without distraction. Dad knew practically everyone in Washington DC. Had we gone to a theater in the District or in the crowded Maryland suburbs dad would have been besieged by people he knew wanting to shake hands and/or making small talk. I’d like to think that dad purposely took me to Cinema 7, a city that no native Washingtonians would ever visit as it was essentially known only for being a bottleneck for traffic exiting DC over the Key Street bridge. At the time that we saw this movie Crystal City was the site of a few apartment buildings and maybe a few restaurants. It was a stretch to even call it a “city.” The ONLY people who would purposely go to a theater in Crystal City would be workers from the Pentagon or government employees living in one of the several apartment buildings as there was absolutely nowhere to park and no subway access at the time. I remember loving the movie and my dad holding my hand the entire time. And I remembered dad seeming “less worried” that night. Dad was a tortured soul. Something that only he knew tormented him throughout his entire life. Dad was incredibly moral so i can only assume that he felt tremendous guilt for being alive. I know this sounds odd if stated in a vacuum, but “survivor guilt” is real and can be as paralyzing to some connected to a tragedy as the very victims of that sane tragedy. Dad and I watched the movie and then we went and had pizza together - just us. And on that one night dad didn’t rush. We even talked. I don’t remember what we talked about but it was light hearted and probably observational. In other words, we were moving our lips but not listening to the substance of what the other was saying. We were simply communicating our love for one another via random waveforms. The substance of this moment was not in the dialogue but in the physical waveforms we were creating with our larynx. The love was encrypted into the core of the tone of the seemingly meaningless sounds separate and distinguishable from any meaning derived from them through the lens of a human dialect. I miss my dad. Dad suffered to ensure that I never did. All I see around me are horrible parents. These parents shower their children with insincere platitudes. But the kids are nothing more than accessories in the lives of yuppies who must have everything. I chose early in life to never bring a child into this cruel world because I don’t have anywhere near the strength or emotional intelligence to raise a child as perfectly and as lovingly as my father and mother did theirs.

[@TRivera13]

As the Commodores would say your father is on the Nightshift. And it's gonna be alright.

[@josephlocurto2129]

Listen im telling.. you.. if you catch your mom listening to this song and she smiles then you know the mourning is over.. and then the good memories will be in her head!! God bless 😊

[@benjaminjohn305]

😢😢😢It shall be well with y'all 😞😞in Jesus's name

[@mikesmedlund1694]

Such a heartfelt tribute to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson. I never get tired of listening to this. It's a shame that Lionel Ritchie and the Commodores couldn't put their differences aside and do a tour together. It's Easy, Easy like Sunday Morning

[@AnorldManduna]

There's definitely no substitute for quality ❤❤❤❤

[@archlich4489]

[@arturoalmazan5262]

Lionel Richie became a pompous ass guy. he thought he was more important than his old band just ; because he sold millions of albums if it wasn't for the commodores he wouldn't be successful

[@KennethRobinson-hl7sg]

​@danielholden7720Which shows you how much they needed him

[@hwyfan]

There was friction between the Commodores and Lionel Richie as his role in the band drew increasing levels of attention. The other band members felt hurt to read newspaper music critics writing to the effect of “what is a talent like Lionel Richie still doing playing with the funk band Commodores”. Ouch. Once Lionel started with his first solo album, the band agreed to wait as he recorded it on the understanding he’d come back to the band, which he did. However, when that solo album took off, he was approached to record a follow up solo album. He asked the band members to go on hold again, but as they had bills to pay and mouths to feed, they couldn’t afford to stand on the sidelines for Lionel, thus leading to their separation.

[@jackatomin]

It ain’t just Marvin...the Commodores also sing their hearts in every line.

[@breezygirl3135]

kato mcmunch Yesss! ❤️

[@ThebigGLRams]

They were separated by then right...?

[@thelmahatuma371]

listening to this song and other oldies makes me realize there was a time when life was not depressing and people genuinely enjoyed being alive. thanks to whoever recorded this i get to go back in time and have a taste of good music.

[@thomaspercival7702]

I totally agree, I know this is a bit later than the 60's but that is when I grew up. I've posted this before but I'm in ovetime in this game of "life" so if only I could find a time machine to take me back and leave me there with the music.

[@manuelkituxe8823]

Thelma, kkkkkkiaaa....please....people enjoyed being alive...a bit strong but true...now we are more like robotic...beens. Thanks...

[@gregorywilliams1252]

Yes Thelma, you nailed it.

[@giladpallaeon2426]

I agree in a way. I think - and this may sound stupid at first - it is because of the digitalism / internet that this feelings are a thing of the past. We just did not know didn't we? We knew so so little about everything. We read it in the paper, we heard it on the radio or saw it on MTV and such. The world just was a lot slower. News traveled so slow. Today we know everything. We've seen it all ... it is just an endless repetitive datastream bringing us nothing new. We long to see something real; something really new. But bits and bytes cover everything in a millisecond. Books, movies, shows, music, news, shopping, sharing pictures ... an endless ocean of 0 and 1 that makes just no difference. It like at the end of The Truman-Show: The last episodes has ended ... what's next? And I work in software development and grew up in the 80s ...

[@breadmaker]

If you think the 80s weren't depressing in their own unique way, I have some bad news for you . . .

[@GRACEHEART456]

Who is still listening to the sweet song 2021, I so love this song and am just 19

[@slevinkalevera1260]

Brother, this is music at its finest. I hope you continue to search out this genre. We(the children of this era) promise you will not be disappointed.

[@pimaninemadodzi2852]

I am here ❤

[@javelwalcott6130]

Am just 19 too🙃

[@javelwalcott6130]

And I'm in love with a girl name shana she is the best thing that ever happened to me🤩😍❤❤❤💯

[@alexkanyi314]

@Maria Grace your offsprings are listening to this dope song and they haven't been born yet.

[@PBMUkarnaliसुर्खेतस्वास्थ्यनि]

The comment section is full of remembering, dedicating to working nightshifts, loved ones, deceased ones. This song carries the emotions of people. Truly SOUL music. masterpiece!!

[@rwilson208]

THIS IS REAL MUSIC FOR THE SOUL

[@Ese_osa]

I'm 25 and I just recently discovered this masterpieces in 2021. My ears feels so bless. I just can't stop listening, steadily on repeat.

[@phibiengama8332]

Never too late to discover good things my dear

[@marialeduvina7650]

Love you

[@HopeLanzasdgrrll]

Check out the rest of their catalog. Earth, Wind and Fire also. You won't be disappointed

[@truthseeker2171]

You found a good thing.

[@thebritishroyals655]

I got here in 2022 and love this

[@RichardFeynmanRules]

The Night Shift gained a great one today...so sorry to hear of Prince's sudden passing. May his music and legacy live on...as does the music of the greats mentioned in this song. ♡♡♡

[@kellyszczukowski3742]

+RichardFeynmanRules Nice!

[@kinddrunk]

agreed!

[@williampace7857]

Indeed!

[@charitythuto3101]

true that Richard

[@DizGuys]

The sound of the 80’s was predominantly positive vibes underpinned by some talented pop crafting ❤it

[@givanhoaeb764]

😂❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Natakuthe3rd]

This song was my dad favorite. I dedicate this song to him. He was taken from us 4 years ago. And for the ones we've lost in 2020. Peace to all! 🙏🏽Love you dad. 😢

[@jledesma1175]

My dad... was taken 2 years ago. I also dedicate this to him. Peace to you and yours

[@angelaflynn3634]

Your father is a hero if you know nothing know that him loves you

[@angelaflynn3634]

Why do I need a reply you is loved

[@danecrawford2658]

Sorry about your loss:( I lost my father 23 years ago and my mother almost 4. Your father had great taste in music, because this song is one of the best ever.

[@sexxylesa]

🙏

[@lanasachie8505]

This song is dedicated to all my nurses who work night shift with me for over 20 years! Now we take care of Covid patients, saved over 2000 lives! before Covid! May God bless you all!

[@lvi8957]

Greetings from Amsterdam 🇳🇱❤️👍🏻

[@Tacoman1967]

How about the construction workers out on the roads?

[@TheAntHar1]

...And you!

[@carmendmanso9363]

and the overnight CNA s too!

[@carmendmanso9363]

Surly All can be blessed !!

[@michaelnesmith4458]

This song reminds me of my mom, who is no longer here. This was one of her favorite songs. She absolutely loved this song

[@jamesodera5541]

I feel you bro..... May her soul rest with the angels

[@marymckenna9273]

I am 68 and I was young when this came out. This is one of my favorite songs for many years. I bet she is up there dancing and singing with Marvin and Jackie etc. and having a great time. I truly believe this son. God bless.

[@DoritosResidue]

Reminds me if my dad (R.I.P) playing this in his Camero Traveling over the San Pedro bridge at night over looking the whole Long Beach docks and Naval Base in the 80s. R.I P to our parents we had an awesome memorable childhood.

[@rotorudage]

I am sorry for your loss. My mom passed just 9 days ago. God rest their souls

[@charlesgill263]

So Sorry For Your Loss Michael :(

[@KenniseBernard-t7m]

Anyone in December 2024?

[@BobMarley-ds8ey]

Every Month!

[@MinouLeMatou]

21.12.2024

[@markprince6125]

Yes I do

[@markprince6125]

22 12 24

[@17johnmuniu30]

Here I am

[@whitneyeribo5946]

my father introduced me to this song, I remember me and him sat in the car jamming to this song. I'm 22 now and I hope to come back to this one day while i'm sat in the car with my kids just like my father did and still does.

[@scottnever8732]

weird how music as a child is installed into memory. Music you may have hated at the time becomes your go to tunes.

[@whitneyeribo5946]

Yes yes you’re right. I think we like it now cause it reminds us of simpler times. Only music can evoke such feelings

[@wes7489]

This song has it all, no further comments..

[@tonyallen6510]

Right on 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@tonyallen6510]

@@scottnever8732 yes!!!!!!

[@reginald1817]

Man o man you can't deny the heart and deep spirituality in 80's music!!💯

[@Aidan-nw7xz]

Yeah dude., Modern music is so disposable, insincere and cynical.

[@reginald1817]

@@Aidan-nw7xz PLEEEEEASE don't get me started about this modem day heartless, soulless, talentless crap! 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾😅😅

[@garycarr3857]

1985

[@reginald1817]

@garycarr3857 That falls under the category of " 80'S MUSIC," right?? 🤦🏾🙄

[@DELITEmusic_]

I lost a close friend of mine, MARVIN Bonginkosi Dladla yesterday. This song will mean so much more to me, forever and ever. R.I.P. to all those we we've lost who are close and dear to us.❤

[@ilanasousa5025]

👍👍👏👏

[@hawkeye1836]

Bless ya man, one heart to another.

[@ilanasousa5025]

@@hawkeye1836 👍👍👏👏👏

[@DELITEmusic_]

@@hawkeye1836 Thank you.

[@hawkeye1836]

@@DELITEmusic_ When we get out of this body, all things are now, ya can see everything, forever. I am so, so ,sorry, Marvn's gone, but I'd like to think all of our lost ones, can be all places, at ah thought. I'm an older dude, got ah lot ah friends gone before, but I love to think they are on the "Night Shift" or over in Rock N' Roll Heaven, the two inter-mesh. Any way, if you don't know it, take ah listen, "Rock N' Roll Heaven" The Righteuos Brothers kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZitlIWcpbKqmsk DELITEmusic, people passing sux, but we got ah ticket too, until then PEACE my Brother, and remember, tears are just ah way to wash the heart clean of pain.

[@Gary-r2l7w]

Kudos to the Commodores for a wonderful, refreshing and beautiful song. This is a work of art, performed by a class group of real professionals. And respected by an 80 year old who's still lost in the 60's. Good job guys.

[@edwynnhouston1461]

My dad died a month ago today. This was his favorite song, so now I play it every morning

[@scamwitness6594]

Truly sorry to read this Edwynn. I hope he lived to a good age and hope you are well and looking after yourself. God Bless.

[@elizabethtimothy4776]

Sending you lots of hugs dear. May your heart be healed.

[@30petlin30]

Condolences, however he has joined a great crowd, looking back smiling, and being with you always.

[@helendale8476]

Keep listening Edwynn

[@niasonani4893]

Edwynn Houston so deeply sorry for your loss, peace to your dad 🌸

[@samuelgriffin9364]

Rest in peace to Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye

[@josephbickle5061]

Ok Jackie Wilson. I was trying to figure out who is Jackie, lol

[@horizontoday7874]

Joseph Bickle Yes. They both died the same year, ‘84.

[@durrellfield5144]

JACKY WILSON

[@ice6906]

Marvinnnnnnn...... 💘

[@maggiethecat1538]

And Tammi Terrell.. 🙏🎵🎶🎵

[@TaushaTW]

I listened to this song when I was a kid but I didn't understand it until I became an adult. Thank you Commodores for a beautiful tribute.

[@tonymatrisin4328]

I never listen to this song until a couple months ago, only heard the hook from a song from rap artist Freeway. Glad I did this song is a masterpiece

[@TaushaTW]

@@tonymatrisin4328 God bless you. 80's music is the best music!

[@EsterineLong]

Wonderful singing

[@BaladasEspañol_15]

For whoever finds themselves here, I wish you all the happiness, success, and love that life has to offer.

[@deborahwright759]

Thankyou ❤ you to 😊

[@deborahwright759]

I must say those are really nice words you ve said im in UK ❤😊

[@maryshepard9951]

You too friend 🎉

[@doogie64]

Love from VA!

[@eviemaria9743]

Feeling nostalgic 😊 eyes get teary just so smooth song that I put on repeat.Thank you kindly same to you❤😊🙏🏼

[@marklocklear3407]

I don't even listen to the radio anymore. There's nothing on it for me. Take me back to the 70s and 80s music. Thank God for KZbin and the other outlets that let's us listen to what we want anytime.

[@TyG2k9]

Exactly. I haven't listened to the radio in years. It's like stations that play 70s and 80s are becoming extinct.

[@curiouscuriouser2670]

Same.🎼🎵🎶🎹🎙🎤🎷🎸🎺🎻🥁👏💖💕👵👋🇦🇺

[@rockdog2584]

I am SO grateful for the ability to compose my own play lists! Would really love it if we could throw out the damned commercials but hey...we still get the music of our choice, eh?

[@Ms2blackcats]

Sad isn't it out there on the radio listening used to be prime now it's awful

[@DirkLorenzen]

Come on, Mark. There are so many beautiful song today on the radio. And so many young musicans, who build a bridge between our youth and their youth. (Sorry for my bad english). For example this duo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIGknneLgaiJqLc

[@karinateegra374]

My Dad passed 2 weeks ago. My younger brother told me to play this song once he had passed but I didn't know the title. I know most of his old school favourites. I was woken up at 3.20am this morning with this song in my head not knowing the lyrics or the song title. I got up and had to find the song so I could play it. Here I am, I've found your song dad. The only song I didn't know. Thank you for coming to me & for showing me this. You woke me up to play your song since I missed it! I love you ❤

[@woofolliesmydog8628]

May his memory be a blessing:-)

[@discodroidz429]

xx.

[@sarahclark8350]

Hi Karina, I'm so sorry about your Dad passing. Last night this song came into my mind and I didn't know the title or artist too! I texted an audio of my voice humming the tune to my brother and he knew it. I bought the song today! After reading your comment, I'm thinking of it as a message from my estranged biological father in Heaven. May your Heart continue to hold onto the bond of Love....that never breaks..Amen! Blessings upon your heart & mind....Love lighting the way through music. Huggy♡

[@Denilson-Carreiro]

Very touching words. This song remind my beloved grandma. She passed away in that period.

[@barefoot191]

My heart goes out to you as losing a loved one is one of the hardest things in life to endure. God bless you and the soul of your father.

[@Thetruthteller-s8i]

Marvin is everyone who has a heart, "I'm from Glasgow and I'm Marvin xx ❤❤👍

[@deborahwright759]

Are you up in scotland now bit cold for a kilt ah 😊😊

[@Thetruthteller-s8i]

@@deborahwright759 a wee bit of fur keeps everything warm 😁❤❤👍

[@deborahwright759]

Hi again im in England i have been to scotland once 17 yr ago im 54

[@Thetruthteller-s8i]

@@deborahwright759 Hi again to you also, I've been to a few places in England over the years, I'm 55years young 😊 and wish I was younger but heh hoh, "we can all dream" 🙄

[@deborahwright759]

@@Thetruthteller-s8i yes thats nice i want to thankyou for answering ill be 55 in march whats your name thanks Debbie take care hope to speak again

[@jimmypage9283]

Jesus bless all the good people who went to the night shift this year.

[@tdog652041]

Too many.

[@1969EType]

Bless YOU, Brother Page.

[@jimmypage9283]

@@1969EType bless you too Robert.

[@rashena82_]

Bless all

[@DeathGodGaming666]

Played this song for my dad as he died in my arms in the hospital. This was his favorite song. Man I wish I could hear his voice or see him again 😥

[@AndySeymour]

Izzy, that's beautiful.

[@BOX3DOUT]

you can, just close your eye and you will hear him. energy never dies. the body is but a vessel for the soul.

[@israeltrujillo8183]

You will brother

[@JamesGadbury]

Shed a tear for you. Take care

[@monicak1494]

I’m so sorry for your loss 🥺🥺

[@fayehollie]

My mother just passed away and this was her favorite song and I played this for her before she died May my mother rest in peace

[@simonkarega2714]

Sorry dear...may her soul Rip

[@gashiegzon7473]

Sorry for your loss.... BE STRONG

[@tupperm]

So sorry for your loss, may her memory be a blessing ❤

[@dianaford-eq1cv]

Sorry for your lost she just another angel that got her golden wings and flew home

[@Z_Victory_Z]

I prayed for you and your mom. May God give you comfort and peace. Your mother isn't gone. She's just waiting. You'll see her again.

[@rakeshpatel4595]

What an incredible song. Love the bass

[@annamaki5945]

This song brings tears to my eyes. It’s beautiful beyond words.

[@richardlyndsell7959]

You're not alone.

[@davidkroll4360]

This song brings a tear to my eyes. Wonderful tribute to 2 unforgettable artists Marvin and Jackie ! Just simply beautiful !

[@marie5644]

😘👍🌹

[@picachicaasmr260]

@@marie5644 jackie who?

[@jfieldsfam4]

@@picachicaasmr260 Wilson.

[@jacquelinefox2632]

It's just how gentle this is. J. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jimwright8282]

This song is timeless. 37 years later and can still listen to it over and over again.

[@benmedze-kitching1646]

clocks ticking

[@audreyvjantjies6602]

I was a babe then

[@gtsmonaro2533]

I was 12yrs old then wow and I’m 49 now 🎤🎼🎶🎵🎶❤️

[@lenikamasimba1846]

I was 10 years old Mukai E Masimba

[@kennethdiskerson7877]

@@gtsmonaro2533 zzzzzzz

[@Sw1ftCl0ud]

These guys are too smooth...

[@funksoulmix96]

As powerful a tribute in September of 2023 as it was back in the day. Still brings a lump to the throat, a tear to the eye and MAD respect to the heart.

[@yuribaka641]

Hey am seeing there is a period of success which has been knocking on your door for a very long period of time but you don't know how to open for it🤯

[@NYNick49]

Well said!

[@C0wboyzfan4life]

Beautiful tribute to Marvin & Jackie, i get teary eyed sometimes when i play this. Listen closely to lyrics

[@papucho6931]

Who was Marvin and Jackie?

[@lindawilliams6123]

@@papucho6931 Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson.

[@Jennessy21]

This song soothes my soul after a hard days work. So tranquil.

[@yuribaka641]

Am seeing there is a period of success which has been knocking on your door for a very long period of time but you don't know how to open it

[@Framer_Mike]

Thumbs up if Jackie's love lifted you higher

[@marazion29]

Came to this in 2022 ! A masterpiece that's timeless. Great bassline. We need this kind of class, now more than ever ! Pure talent, no gyrations, or auto tune. More Please.

[@michealtom5453]

This is good stuff mate,,,,Australia

[@gerorozco]

I'm Mexican and this song is all about pride and about the past. I get emotional with this this song. Love my brothers and what this song represents, Love this classic by these wonderful voices. These men have wonderful voices.

[@RealAaron317]

No its not its a tribute to soul/R&B singers Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye, both of whom died in 1984. The did a update version when MJ died in 2009

[@heastoida]

😅

[@gerorozco]

I know it's not a tribute to Mexicans. When I say brothers, I'm talking about my black brothers. And I did know it's about Marvin and Jake but this song is so powerful that it sends messages about love. It's a TRUE classic! Still brings tears to my eyes often.@@RealAaron317

[@20h30-o2i]

Holy cow, how did i never heard this masterpiece. The first minute is disturbingly emotional. I love it so, so much.

[@EmerenciaPickard]

I love this kind of music

[@CodingExpress]

I was about 5 years old when my dad used to play this song. Now I'm 41 and the song still moves me!

[@marcusmabogoane6477]

There's a reason this kind of music will forever be played, it is genuine, even the new generation and generations to come will keep playing this

[@papucho6931]

😁👍

[@toont6749]

25 years old I love the commodores Tavares etc 70s

[@suelynnrussell9027]

Marcus Mabogoane you Are so Right My Brother.👍🏻

[@leoaussie2746]

I love this Song. I am a 44 year old dutch White guy from Amsterdam, big AC/DC fan....but this song takes me back to my youth.

[@leonelsierra1384]

Me too brother.

[@2020Bub]

I hear you bro", I'm 41 and can remember seeing this video on vh1 when I was like 8-9 and all the older women in my family just use to go into a trance when they heard this...smh

[@TheLostArchangel666]

19 -year old white dutch guy, and even I can relate. This is true music.

[@shanahermans2778]

Surinamese (dutch) 42yr old here😁heard this countless times (but only) every summer in our mobilhome cos it was in a box of all time favourite soul and country music cassettes of my late parents❤❤❤❤

[@vyomienpinas9987]

Surinamese dutch as well but living in the UK ...i just love this song .... brings back memories !! 💖💖

[@EbolaV1ruz]

When I want my soul to sing I play this song, When I want my spirit to rise I play this song.. Thank you Commodores.. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jeromebutler8482]

We will never get music back again like classic lyrics like this

[@30petlin30]

We have the lyrics, they have been with us for a long time, and thanks to these fantastic guys. Jerome they will always be with us, maybe we will meet on the nightshift, hopefully...All to all ...

[@briankh2007]

True. Songs like this one have meaning and showing tribute to two singers who passed away.

[@shoonger001]

Nah, your old crusty ass just refuses to listen to music. instead you are complicit with calling whats played on the radio as the only music of "today" if you want better music, look for it. its out there.

[@vijoycelynnleewashingtonsu8572]

Indeed

[@coachrobinson9958]

iBRO. BUTLER, I AGREE: HELL NAW! ;/

[@billynivy9938]

Don’t worry you’re not the the only one listening to this masterpiece in 2024

[@ethimself5064]

Sounds magical since forever

[@samuelsekati1426]

shit i was worried🤣🤣

[@lekkerkoffie8605]

Why the fuck would anyone be worried about that?? What's wrong with you?

[@Taylor-m1n]

When singers actually sang

[@magentaMegi]

Adding whoever is not leaving comments

[@scottbuchele4814]

This song is simply BEAUTIFUL

[@AmiePatrickCleveland-xz1bc]

Perfection I’ll say ❤️😍

[@B4BESS]

I think before they made it famous they worked nightshift with MG. Good song. And thank you for writing the lyrics down here.

[@George50809]

By golly, Night Shift is fire...

[@ohanaathletics8953]

This has been my dad's favorite song since I was a little kid. He's 71 and I'm 42. Still his favorite song. Such a great tribute to two of the best ever.

[@30petlin30]

I am 72 and my kids 40 he isjust learning how much he missed

[@robertkoprowski2782]

81 and still jammin'

[@oxygenthief3893]

My dad is 73 ,I'm 30 y/o, and I'm so happy that my mom left when i was a kid and I grew up with my dad, I have the best taste of music because of him,everything old is gold❤I don't like absolutely nothing new ,music is sh.. now, unfortunately.

[@thomaspercival7702]

Hey, I live in Northern Ont 🇨🇦, it's Jan. 31 2023, I'm also 71, still listening to these guys. Hope your father is doing well. We grew up listening to the greatest music there will never be again.

[@silvanonovalis-kj2dx]

This magical song remains timeless because it conjures up emotional memories binding life and death. Some songs are like poems, they transcend the barriers of time and space.

[@briannkoane5132]

True

[@craigmorris7298]

We played this at my Dad’s calling. In May 2021 (88- double Snowmen )It was the perfect song. He was the man… a great DadDude of the 60’s… and beyond. “You found another home, I know you're not alone, on the nightshift ❤” ( Dad, be at peace, and in love with Momme eternally) Thanks Dad, Love Anthony, Andrea, Jeff and Craig…

[@Dov_ben-Maccabee]

Perfectly said.

[@FCT8306onTwoWheels]

its also amazing to think how many different ways a song means to different people.

[@Denise-u2y]

Firstly , hats off to one of the 70's & 80's most iconic bands both with and without Lionel. Their hits are timeless classics , yet this song 40 years later still touches my soul in a way no other has. Young , struggling and surviving true urban life and ALL my hope and inspiration came from my music. This song covers it all in it's word play and melody.... It was not only about Marvin and Jackie but i felt it was to inspire us to strive and make a difference. All of us who used to jam with the Commodires on vinyl , in concert and on the airways in thise days were and are heavenly bkessed. We were and are fearless....our generations music will last forever.....alot of my generation are enjoying oerformances everyday with Marvin and Jackie....and until i take my seat at the "live concert" on the nightshift , i will continue to listen to this emotional and heart stirring epitone of what soul music encompaases and is about -- rising and striving to leave a thought , a legacy , a mark thought that will resonate forever just line the Commodores and Marvin and Jackie and Berry who wrote forJackie , produced Marvin and gave us the Commodores.....

[@barrykime5580]

This is one of the best songs ever sung. So much meaning. These guys were not just making noise. Easy to see they have thier hearts in it. Awesome!!

[@lpatterson5005]

A think they're singing about us but mostly people who work a inconvenient and unsociable nightshift job lol not that they woukd know about working a 9-5!!

[@barrykime5580]

I don't think the song has anything to do with us. Marvin and Jacky.

[@lpatterson5005]

@@barrykime5580 unless we know who Marvin is I'd say so "I know your not alone on the nightshift" Alot of songs are about us if you listen 👍🎄

[@yuribaka641]

I checked through your profile, And i can see alot about your life. I see there's a transit period on your way but you are not perfectly positioned 😁

[@lpatterson5005]

@@yuribaka641 you weirdo🤣 that's quite sad haha

[@shelbygirard8798]

Song still gives me chills, My dad loved that sound and so do I. Great tune. The Night Shift stands for Heaven. You found another home , you know you're not alone on the Night Shift.

[@GeraceHerbert]

Yea, it's a great song I always enjoy it whenever it comes up in the radio, Hey 👋

[@robinanderson9086]

Hello Shelby, how are you doing? You got a lovely smile.

[@MrWierchawsky]

What a wonderful and pretty woman ,hello my sweetie ?

[@ililililiilililillli]

It really does give me chills as well

[@danielfaraji9403]

My mom used to sing this to me when I was just a kid...... RIP Mom miss ya

[@jledesma1175]

M sure you deeply cherish those memories. My dad went to heaven 2yrs ago. I’ll see him soon ...

[@brendakrieger7000]

My mom did too or we'd sing it together

[@elishablack3023]

Yes bless your mother's soul baby my mom gone to I know ❤️❤️❤️🙏a mother's love

[@MrAnouarino]

Your name is from moroco?

[@danielfaraji9403]

@@MrAnouarino Your wrong, I am persian

[@Alberta_Wolf]

Ive been listening to this song for over 30 years. I always come back to it and it's one of the best of all time.

[@fareedajumanshelly6485]

People mentioning about Marvin but no one mentioning about Jackie Wilson. He was a Motown legend too.

[@richardcormier2865]

Thanks I couldn't remember Jackie's last name😊

[@barrykime5580]

Wilson. Him and Marvin were both fantastic Love them both.

[@deanrobinson3661]

U know that's rite

[@RickaramaTrama-lc1ys]

Good on you for saying that~!!!!!!

[@fareedajumanshelly6485]

@@richardcormier2865 glad I can help. Lol. . Such a great song this is. ♥️

[@odofinfunmilayo8098]

The days of music with depth, who's here in 2019?

[@sammyiyi7136]

Bros.... I dey o!!!! I no fit forget this song lailai....

[@briankh2007]

Count me in. I was growing up when this song first came out. Even this video has a great deal of meaning.

[@mikeperez7325]

Preach

[@lesafowers8142]

What a beautiful tribute to Marvin Gaye. You can hear him in there music so easy. He's looking down and smiling. Thank you Marvin.

[@harbertrobert6960]

Hello friend how are you doing today and hope you are enjoying your day over there?

[@ThaBombDotOrg]

Jackie wilson as well

[@markloan7526]

Hi lesa hope you're okay?

[@MrVayolence]

I didn't know. now I know

[@skinedL24]

@@lionelrichie9312 6 subs very legit

[@stanlogan7504]

Beautiful song, great arrangement.