Freda stole this 7 year old boy's heart performing this song on Soul Train in 71. Soul Train was so important!

@leisastalnaker3790

9 күн бұрын

I watched it every Saturday.

@charlesbradshaw

9 күн бұрын

this is a sad song abóut aguy thàts ímpotent and cant perform sung from the perspective of a selfish girl that is more interested in herself than his problems..

@HidingFromFate

9 күн бұрын

@@charlesbradshaw umm, are you sure about that?

@michaelasay8587

9 күн бұрын

​@@charlesbradshawWhere do you get that at??

@randyallaben9900

9 күн бұрын

Same here, TB!

I remember this song was huge back in the day. Another one like it was: "When will I see you again" by The Three Degrees.

@subwaygoddess1

9 күн бұрын

Agreed!!

@reneerocha1796

9 күн бұрын

Please pleeeeze do “WHEN WILL I SEE YOU AGAIN” by The Three Degrees! 🔥 😊

@reneerocha1796

9 күн бұрын

Me too 😊

@ChuckHackney

9 күн бұрын

Love that song as well. Have not thought about it till now, thanks for mentioning it.

@laurogarza4953

9 күн бұрын

Agreed. I had the same suggestion to illustrate the musical greatness produced by the "Motown."

Freda Payne is definitely one of the great Detroit singers of the early 1970's, She's a gorgeous woman and a beautiful singer to match.

Finally! Feda Payne was the bomb back in the day. Loved this song and it was all over the radio back in the day.

@swartetc

9 күн бұрын

1970

@littleogeechee223

9 күн бұрын

Oh, yes!! Looking absolutely exquisite with the makeup.

@edkollin

9 күн бұрын

For me that song is synonymous with the Summer of ‘70. Even on my little transistor radio at 12 years old her voice was an attention grabber. 54 years later it still is.

@erikagholston6610

8 күн бұрын

Especially in Detroit.

@rjjcms1

7 күн бұрын

@@swartetc It was number 1 in the UK in lateish 1970.

Another 70s classic

@robinwatters6682

9 күн бұрын

Without any doubt!!!

Amber...your eyes look gorgeous. TY for Freda Payne. Always liked this song. From 1971.

@raymondohlsen5054

9 күн бұрын

Agreed. Amber always has such great hair as well!

@reneerocha1796

9 күн бұрын

I thought her makeup looked especially good today..😊❤Amber is so pretty anyway. 😊

@raymondohlsen5054

9 күн бұрын

@@reneerocha1796 I kinda liked the makeup as well. Miss Amber is beautiful, agreed.

@oldiesgeek454

9 күн бұрын

I hope this doesn't come across as rude, but I much prefer her natural no makeup look. 😊

@rhondaturner9494

9 күн бұрын

Does anyone else think she looked a little sad today?

This reached number 1 here in the UK in 1970

This song never gets old. I remember singing this on the bus on our way to Summer Camp when I was going into 7th grade. EVERYONE knew this song.

Wow, as a child of 65 I read the song title and thought that sounds familiar but I couldn’t remember a note of it. Then as soon as the bass started it all came back. Thanks for reminding me of this great song and cheers to whoever requested it. Love you guys

@heidichristensen7919

9 күн бұрын

I’m 60 and the same thing happens to me with lots of songs that J and Amber react to. Good memories.

@jamesmorgan4121

9 күн бұрын

@@heidichristensen7919 59 here mate and yeah the same thing happens to me quite often. I replayed this reaction about 10 times now and keep thinking how did I forget this love it. Other songs that hit me the same way were Can’t you see and smoke from a distance fire. Love these 2 beautiful souls. I especially love seeing the joy on Ambers face when she is really into a song. That joy often gives me a great start to my day.

@walterrutherford8321

9 күн бұрын

Ditto.

We lost an amazing singer named Angela Bofill a couple of weeks ago. She was 70, and her style was a cross between jazz and pop. Her voice was heavenly. "I Try", "This Time I'll Be Sweeter", and "Under the Moon and Over the Sky" are some of her best songs. RIP Angela Bofill.🌹

@celestemartinez3560

9 күн бұрын

My favorite was Tonight I Give In.

@MarshaLove0723

9 күн бұрын

"I'm On Your Side" always hits me in the feels. RIP Angie 👑

@ronnix23

9 күн бұрын

Too Tough.

@darrylmilling2747

9 күн бұрын

RiP before Jlo Lisa Lisa and Gloria Estefan Angela Bofill was the Puerto Rican Latin Queen making big noise on the Jazz R&B and Dance Charts

@raythomas4812

9 күн бұрын

@@ronnix23 Great song

I love how far the two of you have come. Amber came on the scene and taught Jay how to appreciate REAL music. At that point, Jay had only loved rap and didn't know how to Listen to music. Jay's ear had no sophistication because it had lacked listening to melodies. Amber lead him by the hand and made him actually listen to the music. Jay, on the other hand, gave Amber confidence. When Amber first showed up on the channel, she was kind of shy. Amber didn't know if people would accept her opinions of the music. Jay took her hand and made her learn that her opinion counts, especially to him. This is now The Jay and Amber show and they each are fully credited for their half of the show. Neither could carry the show alone. "Sniff, sniff...I'm not crying! YOU'RE crying! It gets you right in the heart when they are all grown up."

My younger sister bought this album when we were in H.S. She’s gone now, and this brings back memories💔

@loritajohnson5664

9 күн бұрын

My oldest sister had this song on a best of Soul Train album and we lost her late last year, so I understand. ❤

FINALLY! Freda Payne is so undernoticed but so multi-talented to this day! She is also a wonderful person to meet. Her catalog is as extensive as the genres she covers. Try Bring The Boys Home, You, I Hear Rumors, etc. for starters. ✌️😁❤️🎶🎶🎶👍

@surlechapeau

9 күн бұрын

give them a suggestion, as I don't see many. edit - there ya go!!!

@deborahphillips500

6 күн бұрын

Yes! to Bring The Boys Home!!!

I haven't heard this song in years, and yet I still know every word.

Her other great song is " Bring The Boys Home ". She's always been a very classy lady.

@scotthughes2914

9 күн бұрын

Deeper And Deeper is another great one.

@johnhegarty1761

8 күн бұрын

I had forgotten about this one.

@harpergras

7 күн бұрын

@@scotthughes2914 Yes indeed.

@harpergras

7 күн бұрын

@@johnhegarty1761 A great song.

Again the bass guitar just DRIVES this song along! Most people won't even notice it consciously, but it wouldn't be anywhere close to this without it. What a contrast to her fabulous voice!!!

This song was super popular when released. A lot of great songs 1970-71.

I was 17 when this was released and had just broken up with a boyfriend. I listened to this on repeat and cried my eyes out for a wee while😂

@beths999

9 күн бұрын

and you probably never thought you were going to get over him!!!

@eileen742

9 күн бұрын

@@beths999 I know! But I did!

Hello from England 👋 Brilliant song from the 70s

The intriguing line is: That night on our honeymoon, we stayed in separate rooms.

@beeweb1137

9 күн бұрын

That and "Love me like you TRIED before"

@leonardshevlin7260

9 күн бұрын

​@@beeweb1137 Younger people need to understand that "loving" was often a euphemism for sex.

@leonardshevlin7260

9 күн бұрын

It was not uncommon for homosexual men to marry women in those days.

@beatrice2236

9 күн бұрын

@@beeweb1137 Well there is a story behind this song.

@rogerdodger6025

9 күн бұрын

@@leonardshevlin7260 I have heard that this song was popular in the gay community.

Last I saw her picture a few years ago she still looked fantastic. Love this tune.

Love Frieda..I use to deliver to her as a mailman back in the 2000s and told her how much of awesome singer she was. She appreciated the compliment from a young one at the time.

Freda only had one huge hit and this was it. I recommend checking out a couple other one hit wonders from the era: Sylvia’s Pillow Talk and Carol Douglas’ Doctors Orders

@MrSteveLoucks

9 күн бұрын

PS The Sylvia with Pillow Talk is NOT the same Sylvia you listened to with Nobody!

Yes, I was one of those who recommended this!!!! LOVE it!!!!

@shaunfoulk7049

9 күн бұрын

And thank you for that 🙏😊👍🎶

@stevenjohnson3883

9 күн бұрын

@@shaunfoulk7049 You're welcome! I have many more suggestions!!!! Here is just a few!!! Such as a wonderful one hit wonder, MARIA MULDAUR “Midnight at the Oasis”. And others such as another strong female voice featured by a Spanish group Mocedades and the song is "Eres Tu" recorded in 1973 a one hit wonder but what a GREAT song and what a voice!!! It is easy to find the video on KZread!!!! I don't understand a word of it but it sure sounds wonderful!!!!!!!!! If you were around back, then you know this song but may have forgotten the title and group. I was in college at the time. I also think Jay and Amber would love “El Paso” as it tells a story, and it shows off the incredible range of Marty Robbin’s voice! Also I hope they try a one hit wonder from the 60’s “Pied Piper” by Chrispian St. Peters, Great song!!!! They should try Lenny Welch, “Since I fell for You” and Al Martino “Mary in the Morning” he played Johnny Fontane in the movie “The Godfather”, a smooth classic!!!! I also keep offering up the Great Dionne Warwick, they should check her out too!!!! Hits such as “Do you know the way to San Jose” and “I say a little prayer for you”, and many more!!!! Another one I have suggested in the past is Gene Pitney, he had a slew of hits, like “It hurts to be in Love”, “24 hours from Tulsa” and “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance”. The movie of the same name was made in1962 Super GREAT cast!!!!! The song by Gene Pitney was supposed to be for the movie, but they got it done too late. For those who happen to hear the song first it mentions two shots rang out one shot made Liberty fall, those of us who have seen the movie understand that line. I am trying not to spoil it for Amber and Jay. A song and a suggestion for the movie channel!!!!!!

@louiehernandez1477

9 күн бұрын

You got great taste for music.

@stevenjohnson3883

9 күн бұрын

@@louiehernandez1477 Thanks and I could list so many many more!!!!!! And if you like any I have listed please mention them to let Jay and Amber know!!!!!

@dianenc

9 күн бұрын

How/where does one go about requesting a song for them to react to?

Oh Boy! Was this ever a Big Hit. I think it stuck in my brain so badly, I was singing it in my sleep! It just had that golden hook, that stayed with you.

Love Band of Gold used to dance at the 70's disco to her ❤😊

I love this song. My sisters and I actually performed this on our family talent show. Great memories!

"I wish it would rain". The Temptations. Include the back story of that song. How the writer was really going through what the song implied. And how he committed suicide just as the song was being released. One of the damndest stories in music history.

The followup to "Band" was "Bring the Boys Home" which was a poignant plea for the military men during the Vietnam War era to come home safely. It too, is worth a listen, not only for her vocal ability but to feel a little of the angst that many felt when their loved ones were fighting a terrible war. Freda's younger sister was a member of a later (73-77) incarnation of the Supremes.

Produced by Holland, Dozier and Holland, after they left Motown they established the Invictus label. Her sister Sherrye Payne was the last lead singer with The Supremes in the mid 70s

@nubbypk

9 күн бұрын

Totally irrelevant -I'd never heard of Holland, Holland and Dozier until as a teenager I listened to a brilliant British artist, Billy Bragg when he released his single Levi Stubbs Tears. "Norman Whitfield and Barett Strong Are here to make everything right with you Holland and Holland and Lamont Dozier too Are here to make it all ok with you"" Find the original on KZread (Billy Bragg - Levi Stubbs Tears). Its a one-take video of sheer brilliance, including Billys mate Woody playing trumpet live on video for the first time and bricking it. Watch it and don't dare tell me your not impressed..

@jdw5678

9 күн бұрын

H-D-H started up two major labels in the wake of leaving Motown. Freda's label was Invictus, also the home of the Chairmen of the Board ("Give Me Just a Little More Time"). The other label was Hot Wax, which featured the Honey Cone ("Want Ads," "One Monkey Don't Stop No Show") and 100 Proof Aged in Soul ("Somebody's Been Sleeping"); also the Flaming Ember ("Westbound Number 9").

81 year old Freda Charcilia Payne (born September 19, 1942 is an American singer and actress. Payne is best known for her career in music during the mid-1960s through the mid-1980s. Her most notable record is her 1970 hit single "Band of Gold". Payne was also an actress in musicals and film as well as the host of a TV talk show. Payne is the older sister of Scherrie Payne, a former singer with the American vocal group the Supremes. She also acted on Living Single. Band of Gold is the third studio album by Freda Payne. Her first for Invictus Records, it was released in 1970.

This was my absolute favorite song when I was 12 years old back in 1971! I knew all the words and it was fun to dance around to. At 12 I didn't actually think about what the lyrics meant. 😂

@alamc200

9 күн бұрын

Me too, I turned 11 in 1971 and the only thing I got is that she was lonely and alone at the time. Now hearing that her groom left her alone right after getting married maybe he had different reasons for marrying her, it was not love or even lust.

@janetschmitt6760

9 күн бұрын

I was 13, and had no idea the song was about impotence, until decades later.

This is one of the most upbeat songs with the saddest story, I loved it growing up, it actually puts me in a good mood. Oldies music has a way of doing that, this song is pure GOLD.

I had been waiting for this one. Freda is a beautiful woman with a beautiful voice! If you had looked at her when she was singing these lyrics, you would think that guy is the ultimate fool!

This was the biggest hit that I remember listing to while doing my tour of duty in Vietnam.

Freda Payne was married to Gregory Abbott from 1976-1979 and is the Mother of Gregory Abbott Jr

@scottboswell6406

9 күн бұрын

Gregory Abbott! Didn't he do "Shake You Down"? That deserves a listen!!

@garyvandecar2580

9 күн бұрын

@@scottboswell6406 I believe he did, He was another one of my favorite singers.

@bertc2314

9 күн бұрын

Gary, you appear to be a historian; well done.

@garyvandecar2580

9 күн бұрын

@@bertc2314 Pretty much, I've been reading up on different genres of music, Since i was a young child.

One of the all time great "sounds happy but is actually sad" songs!

Always liked this song. I probably heard this in the car when I was a kid. I always felt sorry for the abandoned newlywed. 😢

@oldiesgeek454

9 күн бұрын

@bobslyvester. I was 9 when it came out, and I just assumed they had gotten into an argument, and that was the reason they slept in seperate rooms. 😅

❤LOVE THIS SONG!!! THANKS!!!

Favorite song in the 8th grade!!!!! Love it , thanks so much ❤❤❤

@paulkeahtigh2

9 күн бұрын

Was in 8th grade also, school dances, those were the days 😎🌷

Odyssey. Native New Yorker

@sassymess7111

6 күн бұрын

Hells yeah!

You look great, Amber. And this song is one I've always loved, and you don't hear enough about her!

Hi Jay and Amber! It's Andrew Erroch fae Paisley in Scotland here. This is an absolute classic from the 70's that is still played often today. By the way, I have to say, your success is obviously doing you a lot of good. I swear you two keep getting better looking. Well done to you! Æx 🙏

@sharons8702

9 күн бұрын

Was Paul Wingfield (18 with a bullet) also from Scotland?

@cheredoremi1922

9 күн бұрын

@@sharons8702I wish they would react to Wingfield’s 18 With A Bullet..it’s such a great song..

@BuddyBoy68

9 күн бұрын

@sharons8702 According to Wikipedia, William Peter Wingfield was born in Liphook, Hampshire. So, England, not Scotland. We do have many great musical acts from here, though. Google has the answer. Æ 🙏

I have never gotten tired of this song!

If it has shades of the Motown sound, it does. Holland Dozier Holland wrote produced and arranged this. Big hit in 1970 peaking at #2. Still love it after 54 years!

Freda Payne is a great vocalist, other tracks to check out by her are: "Bring The Boys Home", "Deeper and Deeper", "I Wanna See You Soon" with 'Tavares'. Freda's younger sister, Scherrie Payne, was in the Motown group 'The Supremes'. In 2023 'The Women Songwriters Hall of Fame' gave her a 'Lifetime Achievement and Legacy Award', she's also in 'The Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame'.

Oh goodness…what memories this song brings to me of a simpler time. ❤️

She's singing about her husband, who she married just as he was going off to fight in the war. Another 70s song with that reference.

@aj9562

9 күн бұрын

not her only song with vietnam war reference

@erikagholston6610

8 күн бұрын

Thank you for explaining what was happening. Growing up I thought it was about a shotgun wedding where she was misled. The reality makes it even more sad than I imagined. I hope he made it back from the war.

@aj9562

8 күн бұрын

@@erikagholston6610 YW. I didn't know what it was bout until I saw her interviewed.

Wow! I can't believe you have not heard this song until now. Ton's of great songs from the 50's, 60's & 70's that you are most likely missing out on.

I really liked this song when it came out while I was growing up. Then after KZread, I saw just what a beautiful woman Freda Payne truly is! I sure missed out!

Very impressed that Jordan picked up on the lyrics. You are growing, Jordan. Love It!

GREAT 70S TUNE!! THANKS, YA'LL!!!! HUGS!!

The song is referring to a couple on their honeymoon night, and that the man walks out of the room because he’s completely embarrassed that he could not consummate the marriage. So, she’s pleading for him to return and try to love her again.

@cesarnarro6013

9 күн бұрын

I always thought that maybe he was in the closet and only married her for appearances

@landreaulover

9 күн бұрын

@@cesarnarro6013 When that was suggested to the song's writers, they were completely taken aback. That was not their intention, but it could obviously be interpreted in different ways.

@Hexon66

9 күн бұрын

@@landreaulover 'Taken aback' in the same way that Capt. Renault was "Shocked... SHOCKED!... to find that gambling is going on" in Casablanca. It very obviously could be taken that way, and very obviously written to be taken that way, if one so chose.

@nicholasgray8804

9 күн бұрын

It's nothing to do with performance. He's actually gay

@daddyguerrero

9 күн бұрын

@@nicholasgray8804 This came out in 1972. At that time there was little to no reference to gay issues in music. There isn’t even a hint in the lyrics that would lead anyone to believe that the guy was gay. In fact, she is left hoping that he comes back and tries to love her as he tried before.

I remember hearing this song a lot as a child. It was a very popular R&B hit! Freda Payne was very popular in the seventies! 💖💖

@R-L-I

9 күн бұрын

Are you gen X?

I remember what this 45 looked like.

@oldiesgeek454

9 күн бұрын

@HughDalton. I had the 45 when it first came out in '70. But, I had forgotten what the label looked like. It was fun to see it again after all these years. 😊

You missed out reacting to Freda Payne performing this on Soul Train and other shows. Such a talent!

This was one of my favorite songs back in the day. Love it. She is an actress? I need to find something she is in.

@elizabethfranco1284

9 күн бұрын

I know I never heard of her being an actress.

This is pop soul at its early 70s height. The word "groovy" just comes to mind over and over again.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great song! Her voice is haunting to me.

Check out the Honey Cone singing Want Ad.

@timcarr6401

9 күн бұрын

The Three Degrees singing "When Will I See You Again."

@KenRoerden

9 күн бұрын

Yes. They need to experience Honey Cone. Don't forget Stick -Up and One Monkey Don't Stop No Show. I still have my Soulful Tapestry album and Freda's Band Of Gold.

I loved this song back in the 70's!

This is my favorite song by Freda Payne! It is definitely on my playlist! I love “Bring The Boys Home” as well! She is also an actress. Living Single! Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps! Her sister is Sherrie Payne who was a singer with the SUPREMES! She was married to Gregory Abbott who sings “Shake You Down”. What a talent and she is beautiful as well! Great request and reaction from Jay and Amber! 😎❤️👍🏽

I haven't thought of this song in many years, and I still remember all the words! Thanks for this, I love it!

I was 9, begged my mom to get the album, she did and I wore it out!! Great memories

Released in 1970 this song rose to #3 on the Billboard 100 and #5 on the R&B charts, this was a huge hit for Freda when it came out all over the radio glad you guys decided to check it out.

I was 11 when this song was popular on the radio. It was one of my favorites!

Freda is currently touring a stage show where she portrays the great Ella Fitzgerald. She’s in her 80s, singing incredibly well, and onstage practically the whole time! This is an amazing woman whose career was chopped up when she dared to ask Berry Gordy to see the books! So glad she never stopped being a talented class act!

So remember working out dance steps to this in the school gym. Also to typical Northern Soul songs. Brilliant memories - thanks!

Another great reaction. Love this song. If i'm being completely honest when I'm listening to the 70s music station every song that comes on I say that I love it and it's one of my favorites. 😂 Best decade of music.

We HAD THE BEST MUSIC. EVER. ❤

Freda Payne does have the sweetest voice while singing about a heavy topic, as also demonstrated by her early seventies anti-war song "Bring the Boys Home". My mom and aunt used to harmonize beautifully together singing this song.

Freda Payne was signed to the Invictus record label started by Eddie and Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier. Holland-Dozier-Holland were Motown's greatest writing and production team, with The Supremes and The Four Tops their top acts. But H-D-H didn't feel they were getting a fair shake from Motown so they left and set up shop elsewhere in Detroit. "Band Of Gold" is one of the best Non-Motown Motown songs ever. And they probably had some of the Funk Brothers sneak over to the studio; it sure sounds like them. Some other H-D-H post Motown songs are Chairmen Of The Board "Pay To The Piper" and Flaming Ember "Westbound Number 9."

@GC-sf7kx

9 күн бұрын

Friday and hers sister began as backing singers at Motown records. Freda sang as such on a lot of songs written by Holland Dozier Holland as this one was. When HDH left Motown to set up Invictus Records in the early seventies, Freda went with them. This song launched Invictus Records. Lamont Dozier went on to have a great solo career releasing a number of studio albums and co writing with the likes of Phil Colins. You need to check out some of Lamonts Records. ❤

I have loved this song ever since it came out. Not only can Freda sing beautifully, but she is also beautiful.

Love this one. Another song that use to be played often on the Jukebox in the gym at the Girls Club. Thanks!

Such a terrific song. Glad you got to experience it.

One of those songs where the beat actually gives happy vibes but when you listen to the lyrics it’s actually a sad song. 😢

I remember this song getting a lot of airplay when I was a kid. Catchy tune even though it's a song of sorrow

I loved this song and it still sounds great. So sad Angela Bofill died. Didn't know that until I read a comment below. I too can't recommend enough "This Time I'll Be Sweeter" and "Over the Moon and Under the Sky". Both from her album Angie. I saw her at the Roxy back in the day. RIP sweet Angela

Inappropriate songs to play at a wedding: exhibition A

Instantly hearing the song My feet want to go one over the other as if I'm skating around the roller rink! 😂

My Jamaican wife's mother's maiden name is Payne. So our kids just assumed Freda was family. I think they know by now.

Just another example how great it was to grow up in the 70's and listen to these songs!!!!!

Freda Payne was married to American singer Gregory Abbott from 1976 until 1979. Their wedding took place in Chicago. They spent their honeymoon in Acapulco, Mexico. Payne and Abbott had a son, Gregory Abbott Jr., who was born on September 19, 1977.

Wow Freda Payne I listen to this song alot know the word singing too it

Loved this song when I was young and still love it......

Freda was born in Detroit and grew up there and had Holland-Dozier-Holland as friends, but somehow missed signing up with Motown. Instead, she moved to New York in 1963 and did some acting, which continued for many years, in addition to her records. Her other successful hit was Bring the Boys Home (1971), an anti-Vietnam War song. Her famous songwriter friends had left Motown and recruited her for a new label, Impulse, and wrote for her. It was with Impulse that she had her greatest success. Band of Gold was in 1970. Her sister was a replacement singer in the Supremes.

You guys picked a good one today Freda Payne her song band of Gold. This one here was a huge hit. She had a couple of others too. She started out in a van called "Invictus"

She was married to Gregory Abbott - Shake You Down. You did a great reaction to him

Great memories of youth come back with this song 😊 Thank you Rob Squad💕

Sweet song! Remember on the radio when I was a kid! Thank You!

MORE MELLENCAMP.... PAPER IN FIRE

As a 9 year old in the summer of '70, I bought the 45. When I hear it, I feel exactly the way I felt then. It's crazy how music can do that to you. 😊

This was one of my faves Soul tracks as a child coming up in the 1970s. The way FP delivered it with such emotive passion just made me feel some kind of way. Much respect to you Ms. Payne.

Freda Payne's 'Band of Gold' is part of the soundtrack of my youth, my being 12 when it came out. Wore out the 45 on my record player, the whole nine yards. Not a lot of fellow fans of the genre in my Appalachian rural community, where the options were 'both kinds of music' as _The Blues Brothers_ taught us (Country _and_ Western), plus Flatt and Scruggs-style Bluegrass, and Top 40 Pop late at night if the FM skip signal from more populated areas was cooperating. My cousin from central Ohio turned me on to BoG, along with several other selections that earned me some strange looks from my peers. Still, hearing the old melody sure brings back a flood of nostalgia! Thank you!

Released a year before I was born, but I grew up hearing my elder relatives listening to this. Totally love it

Another fantastic song woohoo

This is such a great song. My dad was a huge Motown fan so I was brought up listening to this sort of music. I'm 54 now and this takes me back to being a little boy!!

You need to see her singing this on any video… Not just a great voice but one of the most beautiful African-American women to walk the planet.

Thanks for the blast from the past!

One of my favorite songs! The opposition you describe between the music and the lyrics is part of the song's greatness-it's about the longing for that happy, complete love.