Come To Me-Marv Johnson-original song-1959

[clearthinker43]

Marv Johnson and Jackie Wilson were the "bread and butter" for Berry Gordy before the founding of Motown and other great Motown artists were developed. Marv Johnson is one of the all-time great voices. Love his songs!

[aerobee58]

The first true Motown song ever.

[killerdemon304703]

i love this song

[bekannt777]

where can I download this movie...

[friedtwinkies23]

just imagine life back in the 50's ....life would be so much funner and better *sigh*

[adryan108]

@friedtwinkies23 i highly doubt that

[dawb86]

@adryan108 LOL, thank you! I hate when people say that! These kids must've never picked up a book and read about the civil rights era, when a lot of this music was being recorded. I love the sounds, but they can keep the lifestyle back in the day!

[TheBabyboomkidof53]

@dawb86 it sure was better days and times to me.if they had a time machine I'd step in and go back and you'd never see me this side of 1970 ever agian!

[TheBabyboomkidof53]

@dawb86 it sure was better days and times to me.if they had a time machine I'd step in and go back and you'd never see me this side of 1970 ever agian! the lifestyle was what I loved most.

[TheBabyboomkidof53]

@dawb86 by the way I speak as someone who knows what their talking about...I was there.

[TheBabyboomkidof53]

@dawb86 you sound like one of those history revisionists trying to convince everyone the goodtimes weren't really good.

[dawb86]

@TheBabyboomkidof53 Haha! I just think it's a perspective thing. Black people didn't have rights, women didn't really have rights, so on and so forth. How can so many people refer to them as the "good old days" when it was only REALLY good for certain people? I don't know, they say the times were simpler. I think that many of the same pleasures in life back then are around now, people have just forgotten how to enjoy them.

[niskyjruff23]

Rock that tambourine bitch

[tycchaus]

The flip of this (Whisper) is a favorite among duwop ballad collectors.

[baabygirl1]

Beautiful song!!!!

Thanks for posting.

[jor99912]

Did you see the DJ?

WOLFMAN JACK"

[rickywarner49]

My older brother who had a tremendous collection of 45's by age 11 or 12 claimed this was the greatest song of all time when it was out. He may have been right.

Marv was great!

[grammarita1]

Agreed! Great dynamics, smooth, too!

[monopatines]

the is the good song

[gen456789]

come come

[tarleck1212]

Learned to cha cha to this one!Louisville, Ky. Have the 45 and love this song.

[rdf1947]

WOW. They never play this anywhere anymore. It is great to hear it again.

[timmy841212]

It's about time Marv is recognized for his contributions to Motown. It didn't just start with Smokey. :)

[caliguy92]

the song that started it all...MOTOWN!

[chalomirof63]

Has anyone ever heard Marv Johnson's "The Lovin' Touch?" It came out in 1960, was my favorite, but it's totally ignored, and have never found it online.

[frustrado]

Thanks for this song. Maybe not so famous like others, but a wonderful one.