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Is that Marvin Gaye on drums? He was an excellent Motown drummer.
clarkewi 10 months ago
I had fun singing along & pretending I'm a white Edwin Starr! Thanks!
I used to listen to the Starr version at night on KOMA, 'til they ruined it by adding some "fun" lyrics to it. Dumb DJs.
But sadly, they were the only station I could receive that played it at all.
KutWrite 11 months ago
I LOVE MOTOWN!
simon4186 1 year ago
love that vinyl needle drop at the beginning. you know something fresh is coming after that sound ;)
hyperlexic2 1 year ago
...this is definitely Babbitt on this one!
manonamission7 1 year ago
new kind of instrus, any where from ,find new vibes ,hip hop seems to be dead
drimo7 1 year ago
AGENT Double 00 Soul and RIC-TIC Records, Joined Into The MOTOWN RECORDS FAMILY STARS Singer's...!
kingofmotown 2 years ago
a fuckin classic
goonersforce 2 years ago 2
I turned this up to Max...think that my pc s speakers were rattling!! Great stuff!
alan49624 2 years ago
Top Class !!!
soulhoney56 2 years ago
A Hey Hey Sending - An Absolute Top Class Sound - Inst Legendary Classic Edwin Starr Early Ric Tic Recording-aka-Backstreat,Quality Artist & Live Performer Witnessed 3 Times.
Very Special Agent.
Gaz *
G4ZZZ1 2 years ago 3
luvin this tune .. ktf
noddy420 3 years ago
This is kind of like that Beach Boys "Stack
o Tracks" collection...lets you hear the
great melody behind a great song!
RonaldVaughan 3 years ago
It got plenty of airplay in Washington DC......I remember WOL so well. I also have the same record but on the yellow label. The Funk Brothers got fined for doing this "moonglight" gig.
ioxxd90 3 years ago
@ioxxd90 Yes, and Ric Tic's owner Eddie Wingate crashed the Motown Christmas party that year and paid them back double that fine....
jzzlvrmee 1 year ago
WOW Don`t think i`ve heard this instrumental so clear,thanks
sgwarun 4 years ago
Also Sonny Stitt performed a cover of this on alto sax - that version is absolutely wicked ! If anyone has it, please post !
bumbu666 4 years ago 2
Check out James Jamerson's bass line @ 1:49 !
Medic83301 4 years ago
This is The Funk Brothers' instumental track before Edwin Starr recorded the vocals . This was a bad ass song and deserved more airplay than it did !
Medic83301 4 years ago
Yeah, I much prefer the instrumental. To me, the vocal interferes with the mighty CRUNNNNCHHH of the rhythm section. Although I'm sure there are people that would disagree with me, at the end of the day, it's a matter of taste.
xwsftassell 4 years ago 4
@xwsftassell I agree with you, it is a matter of taste, I like both sides myself....A great showcase for the Funk Brothers either way!!
jzzlvrmee 1 year ago
@xwsftassell NO!!! I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU, THE INSTRUMENTALS OF THE FUNK BROTHERS TAKE ON A WHOLE NEW DIMENSION WHEN IT'S JUST THEM
big fan of the 60s, 70s, BEATLES and THE FUNK BROTHERS
battou66488 1 year ago