Marvin Gaye ''The End Of Our Road''

[allrequiredfields]

This was the song that turned me into a real bass player.

[wke34]

1970: I was 6 years old playing this 45(record) on a record player. I loved it then, & I still do now, albeit, with a little more understanding. I wonder if there's a 6 year old that would play this today?

[ChihuahuaboyDH]

This was the first song ever played on "American Top 40" w/Casey Kasem" (@ #40) when it premiered on July 4th, 1970! 41 years later, this song still sounds great!

R.I.P., Marvin Pentz Gay, Jr.....1939-1984.

[brassman1973]

What an amazing talent! How did we go from this to the crap that passes as music today!?

[KrfNYC2]

Nobody with a voice like Marvin. He put in work in the 60's but once the 70's hit...pheww...

[ClickoZen]

Hey! 1 idiot that doesnt like good music... is the end of this road 4 u dum dum.

[TLERocker]

27th anniversary of his death today. This song is on repeat along with all his other songs, all day. RIP

[7thJewelProductions]

DAMN! Tell us how you REALLY feel Marvin...LOL!! I love this song to death!!

[Just1Cornetto]

Thanks for the info. It was actually the Gladys Knight version that I wanted, but couldn't remember who it was by. Many thanks!!

[troubleman88447]

Is that the Temps singing background??

[hapzap13]

THE MAN !!!!!!!!

[eveyoz]

Bloody excellent.

In just don't listen to Marv enough.

[StephyDizzle]

There is not a single song by this man that is bad

[wukillah92]

@StephyDizzle

its scary...

[MissKi85]

@StephyDizzle I agree 100%.

[UltraPOPDJ]

First song Casey Kasem ever played on AT40 on his July 4, 1970 episode!!! Since I am a Casey Kasem fanatic, I heard this debut show and heard this song for the first time ever and decided to download this. Another great addition to my Ipod!!

[mrob75]

Casey replayed this July 4, 1970 show on July 4, 1975 kinda' like an anniversary remembrance. Great songs on the countdown that week of 1970...Seems like AGES ago!

[BLACKWORLD33]

KISS ASS SONG

[higgybaby1]

Lighting doesn't strike twice for Marvin on this one as it did for "I Heard it Through the Grapevine" both made hits first by Gladys Knight & the Pips.

[Healer2K]

I'm looking for the recording by Gladys, but all I've found on here so far are live versions.

[SPTO]

I just love the passion and anguish in this song. One thing you can never accuse Marvin of is being lazy when it comes to giving fine vocal performances.

[lovelychick84]

I agree wholeheartedly with this comment. He never slacked no matter what song he tackled. This tune and "More Than A Heart Can Stand" are one of my favorite tunes by Marvin.

[timmy841212]

Marvin at one of his most funkiest moments.

[bertmarx]

heat right here!