The Spinners is one of my favorite groups. They could sing and dance with the best of them. They gave great live performances.

The Spinners had that special sound that is timeless and they are missed but will never be forgotten.

I'm glad you did the long version. Those short radio versions of songs typically cut too much out.

I love this song and I love this group. You selected a good one today and thanks for playing it.

I love this group. They have soooooo much great music. They blew up when they got connected to the Philly sound!!!

On July 13, 1984, while performing at Ivey's nightclub in Oakland, California, Wynne suffered a heart attack and died the following morning.

@sereneamani1713

3 жыл бұрын

I know people who were there that night. I didn't know he was in town and I am so glad I wasn't there. I LOVE Phiillipe's style and passion. Sometimes listening to "Sadie" is too emotional for me, for various reasons.

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

@@sereneamani1713 Iam, I agree Sadie always hit my heart strings too....

Soul Music at its best! Gets no better than this!! Leroy!!!

Phillip Wynn sang the heck out of this song. May he rest in peace

They have like 19 #1 hit songs but I love their music. A Mighty Love, How Did I Let You Get Away, Sadie, Its A Shame and Just As Long As We Have Love are my favorites!

My understanding is that Phillipe sang this song with two encores. On the third turn of performing, he had a massive heart attack.

@michaelprice3992

3 жыл бұрын

Sad but true story…..

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelprice3992 It was said that he was doing "Mighty Love" and prancing among the audience when it happen. It's also said that Phillippe had a cocaine habit...

@michaelprice3992

3 жыл бұрын

@@leroywilliams1176 …I always heard it was Love Don’t Love Nobody he was singing when he had the heart attack…..

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelprice3992 MP, I stand corrected, I must do some research.

@michaelprice3992

3 жыл бұрын

@@leroywilliams1176 ….I tried researching in the past but was never able to 100% confirm it. I’ve heard several different DJs/hosts on different radio and XM channels play this song and say that Wynn had the heart attack while singing it. If you find something definitely please let me know. 👍🏾

Brings me joy to see young people learn and appreciate the Spinners. The man is literally crooning and giving his heart in ways thst are rare today. For good reason. I have a playlist for them. It’s golden. Good video.

I knew you’d figure it out, because this is the definitive version for sure. Thank you for airing THIS!!!!🎼🎶👏🏾👏🏾☑️☑️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥I also like your take on the meaning. There’s definitely not just one answer. My take: Only by unwittingly falling for someone’s false version of love and getting hurt do we learn that it can happen to anyone - even “smart” people. That’s why getting to slowly know even someone you’re “crazy about” or seriously crushing on is wise, because those early butterflies will calm down anyway. Friendship first.

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

NT you made a great point. Oftentimes, when emotions are at that threshold, logical thinking goes out the window.....

@SopranoSistah

3 жыл бұрын

@@leroywilliams1176 It SURELY does!😊🎼🎶☑️🎤

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

@@SopranoSistah It's a sad truth regarding the human condition.....

The intro to this song is 🔥🔥🔥

Phillipe Winn may he RIP. Back when singers were recognized with their own distinctive sound. The Spinners are True Legends. 🙏🏾❤️💐

Off one of the great Soul Albums ever the Mighty Love Album

You got it right this time JJ. THIS IS THE 'REAL' VERSION. ULTRA CLASSIC! Keep up the great reactions.

It sounds familiar for another reason - I don't know if you have done "End of the Road"...but for those who know it.....start singing that chorus from 0:49- 0:55 LOLOLOL.

@SopranoSistah

3 жыл бұрын

You have perfect ears, Cornelia. Melodically it is virtually the same. Composers think they’re slick sometimes when they’re “borrowing” bars from older tunes.

@TaylorMadeCori

3 жыл бұрын

@@SopranoSistah Thanks!! It bothered me for the longest time....everytime I would hear the chorus...I was like " I KNOW that from somewhere"..LOL.

Glad you listened to the longer version - it's always better - you miss a lot of context when it's shorter (even in instrumentals)! Phillipe Wynne was one of the great ad-libbers!!!RIP❤

Golden Era 💯✊🏿

The first beat is like the song the end of the road

@sereneamani1713

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, many have commented on how "End of the Road" seems heavily influenced by this, right down to the monologue.

@cathyreed6723

3 жыл бұрын

True - I just realized that!!!

The Spinners song 'Love Don't Love Nobody' has been covered by female singer Jean Carne, and singer Phil Perry.

Another Philly song recorded at Sigma. The Spinners with Thom Bell and Linda Creed were a fantastic combination. I wasn't all about up tempo or disco.

A Bonified Soul Ballad Classic So Glad You Got To Listen Too The Full Album Version Aye That Whole Album Is Really Good Too Jammies 'Mighty Love" The Spinners Became a Part Of The Philly Sound (Gamble & Huff) Some Of The Producers & Writers From Their Camp Worked On The Majority Of The Spinners Albums After They Left Motown

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

Eric weren't the Spinners also on the Atlantic record label?

@ericdennis3899

3 жыл бұрын

@@leroywilliams1176 yes correct they left Motown for Atlantic Records Their First Couple Of Singles were on Motown It's A Shame & That's What Girls Were Made For Produced By Stevie Wonder

@sereneamani1713

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericdennis3899 "That's What Girls Were Made For" takes me way way back. Just to be clear, Stevie produced "It's a Shame",

@ericdennis3899

3 жыл бұрын

@@sereneamani1713 correct that was produced by Harvey Fuqua

@marcuscross6840

2 жыл бұрын

The Spinners' connection to the 'Philly Sound' was by way of Thom Bell, who was a cohort of Gamble & Huff, back when the three of them produced hits for the likes of Jerry Butler. Thom Bell, and his writing & producing crew were the driving force for major hits by the Delfonics, and later, the Stylistics. When the Spinners signed with Atlantic Records, the Spinners were the prime group Thom Bell wanted to produce. Thom Bell is a monster, y'all!

True soul singing at its best. A time when lyrics expressed true feelings that stood the test of time. Gamble and Huff did it again. Philly sound!

@maggynewtown3500

Жыл бұрын

The Spinners were arranged and produced by Thom Bell. On the ATLANTIC label.

Also an added tidbit. Phillipe had an association with Bootsy & Phelps Collins band, The House Guests. Haven't found any recordings. Through an interview with one of the members, the band split up initially to back up The Spinners. Shortly after, Bootsy & Phelps met with George Clinton through Mahlia Franklin. Phillipe went with the Spinners. Bootsy & Phelps went with George Clinton and later, formed P-Funk. The Spinners went on to have a number of hits, then later Phillipe later left The Spinners, then met George Clinton, then joined...

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

Bootsy and Houseguest recorded "What So Never The Dance". It's quite a funky song....

End of the road by Boys to Men, use this 🎶music in their song.

The LP version is ALWAYS better. You'll get more out of it than the radio version...classic right here...

Jean Carne also does a version of this song, I prefer her version, love me some Jean Carne✨💜💚💖🕊

@sereneamani1713

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, you must really love Jean Carne to prefer her version. Just a lol! I like Phil Perry's version too. But LOVE LOVE this one.

"...There's been many who wanted to know...but oh, you helped me learn about it, and now I gotta tell the World about it! Ow!"

My interpretation of this song is only a foolish person believes that love does not exist or they are not worthy of love.

@sereneamani1713

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting take!

Boy you know you in there ! Do the damn thang !

Yeh, this jam reminds me of my puppy love

This is their signature song the ultimate classic

Hey JJ thank you for going down the old school music rabbit hole that sounds so good bro thank you 😀😀😀😀

Jammin, thank you for allowing me to redeem myself. This my all time favorite love song....

@nkcbrazil

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Leroy for suggesting, it’s one of the great forgotten and unsung ballads that hangs with the best of them and deserves to be heard by a new generation!

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

@@nkcbrazil PM, you're welcome, good music is timeless....

👍 Philly sound ❤ this track is really a gem, before it's over you feel the need to hear it again

The sane guy who lead freak of the week

@leroywilliams1176

3 жыл бұрын

Cornell a lot of people don't know that. He was also on Funkadelic's "Uncle Jam"

@marcuscross6840

2 жыл бұрын

Also "Not Just Knee Deep".

Great that you’re digging some old jams!

Good Point!!!!🤔👍👍

CHURCH!!!!!!!!!

Thank you ❤😉🎶

My mom would insist on the seven minute album version. When I did hear the single (and to this day) I think that it’s horrendous how this song was chopped up. With that out the way, this is 🔥

Another good song of theirs is ghetto child

He said I gave her all the love I had Within my love was my love was strong something went wrong it takes a fool to learn that Love don't love nobody . See you tomorrow the fool learned that just because you love somebody and give them your all does not mean you'll get love in return

Great song ✨✨✨😌

While I love the Spinners version of this song, Phil Perry absolutelly kills this song! JJ listen to Phil Perry's cover of this song.

May we learn from love's lesson before it's too late. Love's lessons doesn't discriminate everyone has an equal chance to get psycho-emotionally devastated.....

just ok - Spinner's have much more impactful and groovin hits. One of my favorites from them is Games People Play

🎶🎶🎶💯💯💯

I prefer Jean Carne’s version of this song 🎧 This version is the original as far as I know but Jean puts her heart and soul into her version of this song. This version is nice though but, personally, I prefer her version. I also love the string arrangements. They certainly don’t make this type of high calibre Soul music, and if you they do it’s often buried. Your subscribers have good taste.

This is grown up music.. real s#$t

You already did this song. And you didn’t understand the meaning

@JustJammin

3 жыл бұрын

I did the 7" version.

Your analogy was spot on.😊