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  • OUTSTANDING.

  • Oh yes. I dont what it is...maybe just a damn well composed soul song. Whatever...I love it.

  • Greatness from a real quality soul singer.

  • Magnificent!!!! 

  • superbe!

  • Woo. Heartbreaker but incredible lyric and hook. Loved it!

  • maxine brown was one of the best along with etta james,patti labell they don"t play her songs why?

  • Gran cantante ,en general magnificamente acompañada por musicos competentes.

  • Written by the Brothers of Soul (Fred BRIDGES, Richard KNIGHT and Robert EATON) and produced by Mike Terry, this is a truly monumental recording.

  • incredible song heard it for the 1st time years ago but it just gets better everytime i hear it , it touhes your soul

  • A REAL JAM

  • What's the title of this song? It's fantastic!

  • If my memory serves me right,it's Seems You've Forsaken My Love on Epic about 1969,great tune love it.

  • SOUL as we know it. truly incredible

  • ,,and words fail me as well..

  • I've never been to heaven but if they don't have this playing then it ain't heaven and i don't want to go.....

  • got the album not one bad track on it lotts of money but well worth it

  • spot on matey

  • Can you tell me the album I.D. number and the label?

  • Tremendous hook in this this song. It's not in the bridge or the chorus or even her melody. I find myself humming the back round orchestration. After the first chorus, the orchestra plays a melody that weeps with her pain. It starts with the back round vocals and at their crescendo, the top note, blends with the orchestration and they take over. This kind of juxtaposition of "feeling" in music, the vocals and the orchestration, makes a hit song.Why didn't this chart?Is this a Epic single?

  • I think GREAT songs like this were 'lost in the rush' as America was over productive as regards good msuc in the 1960s - she did not have the 'Motown machine' behind here - and in Britain people were buying Freddie and the Dreamers! Yuk!

  • AWESOME

  • Maxine Brown is from Kingstree, South Carolina.

    She moved to New York when she was in her

    teens. She sang with a couple of gospal groups,

    before soloing and recording duets with Chuck

    Jackson in the 1960's.

  • ace mate ktf 10/10

  • Dear Bread ..through my tears...I forgot to ask you the name of this beauty...and what year it came out ?

  • Late 60s mate "seems you have forsaken my love"

  • kinda sweet soul that is strong enough to make us last thru a long hard Winter in America

    Answer back - So Unusual - Curtis Mayfield - This is our Country

    JD4LIFE Vallejo Cali Americano

  • Hey bread, you keep posting songs that make me

    cry....( I am guy so I shouldnt you know)

    this is so beautiful...leaves me speechless as well

    everytime I hear it...its gets better.

  • Tears are gifts from heaven my friend, just be grateful you have a warm soul :-)

  • wow... this song is chillingly bad-ass... so amazing... you're taking us all to school here, breadmaker... a hundred thanks...

  • great song, I think I'll sample this for a beat. Where is Maxine Brown from?

  • I love it! What's the name of the song?

  • I love it! "seems like you have forsaken my love" if I remember, I think its on an epic single or epic Lp, its in the garage somewhere

  • I never knew it! Anyway, thanks so much for posting! :-)

  • A lovely tune, very nice*****

  • luvlee

  • A lovely and wonderful class sound again By this class lady.

  • Very nice track.. The Worlds Greatest...thats a bold statement!!!!,.KTF.

  • lol, I had one of those soul moments

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