On this date in 1969 {Feb. 15th} "Twenty-Five Miles" entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it would peak at #6 and spent 14 weeks in the Top 100...
Ranked No. 69 on Billboard's Year-End Hot 100 Singles of 1969 chart
Reached #36 in the U.K. Singles chart
Featured in the movies "Adventures in Babysitting" and "Dead Presidents"...
I remember playing this song over and over on our trip to Fort Lauderdale in the spring of 1969. Those were the good ole days when things were normal.
@MrUncleglenn Yes, when Joplin and Hendrix were overdosing, war protesters were getting stoned and yelling "Kill the pig", the Manson Family was running free, and for three days in August up in Bethel, NY, a concert was going on in the mud. How much more normal could it have been?
I was lucky to see Edwin sing live twice ,He always sang with a smile ,he chatted with the audiance .I rate him as the best singer ever because he was so down to earth, and boy could he blast out a song . One of the best and such a nice guy .The angels got more soul and voice now ,R.I.P Edwin
The other day I was singing this song at the begining of the work shift, saying lets just try to get to the end of the day. No one heard of it before! I felt old for a second, but I still like the sonjg.
I remember hearing this for the first time in a sample (was it salt n pepa or the cookie crew or something?) and for years and years and years trying to find out what it was. I sang the horns to a new mate and he said "Yes, I know that song" and I could have kissed him when he played it to me. BRILLIANT TUNE!!!
@motown1diva O WOW R U REALLY MAKING A BIG DEAL ABOUT THAT...HE WAS COUNTING DOWN...HE SAID 5 THE SAME WAY...O WOW...U TRYNA MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING
Yep this man was top f*ckin dollar. What a legend...I was privileged enough to be on stage with this man! lol Me and mate...yeah we were "happy clappers"!!!! Oh...they were the days :) Edwin baby, you live on in my soul. xxxxxx
I was lucky enough to see him live. He turned everything off and sang with not even a mike- nothing. And it was perfect and he could be heard clearly at the back of the hall
@electricsheep0191 That what you call showmen ship.. Real artist of yesteryear. not these fake ones out now who can not barely hold a note. Very few artist can sing live these days.
Met him once at a "Party in the Park" gig and he signed my plastercast - I saw him again about three months later at Asda Supermarket in Tamworth (near where he lived) and he said "i see your arms got better then mate" What a legend - R.I.P Edwin ! You are missed !!!
Thats right - a town 10/15 miles north of Birmingham. He moved to the UK in the 1970's and lived at Pooley Hall at Polesworth. He did move to Nottingham towards the end of his life though (about 40 miles further north) and I do believe he is buried there. Such a lovely down to earth, friendly bloke and everyone else who met him says the same. Bless him :-( x
Thats right - a town 10/15 miles north of Birmingham. He moved to the UK in the 1970's and lived at Pooley Hall at Polesworth. He did move to Nottingham towards the end of his life though (about 40 miles further north) and I do believe he is buried there. Such a lovely down to earth, friendly bloke and everyone else who met him says the same. Bless him :-( x
@ryanfrombrum He was very underestimated as an artist. I wonder if it's because sometimes music labels give more attention to others and that some are more appreciated as to their popularity and not neccesarily talent?
I jammed with his son Robert (who is truly another great talent) He plays in a band in the L.A. area.Although he works hard not to "sound" like his Father the pipes are just as strong with the same timber.
saw Edwin in Bromsgrove years ago at a craft fair getting his name cut out on plywood... I knew it was him he had his name in silver studs on the back of his leather jacket...how the mighty have fallen.. hes a hero though.
Edwin did a free concert @Dorsey High in L.A. in the early 70s. He and his band and singers had the whole football field a rockin. What a voice. He passed away in England right? What was he doing over there? He is still missed.
I always LOV ED this song what a GGOD ONE 2 dance 2.. although I am from Ashtabula, Ohio, I just recently found out he was from Cleveland, O., ( a little more than "25 Miles" , it was more like 60 N.E. of it ) L ~
what a voice! i think its a pity that war was kinda treated like a novelty song by some people who didnt give edwin the respect he deserved-an amazing voice.
apparently it was so strong that unlike alot of these modern 'big voices' he didnt even need any monitors on when he sang! am so gutted that i never got the chance to see him in person-lovely stuff
I LOVED THIS RECORD "SO" MUCH WHEN I WAS "ON THE AIR" at WOHO in Toledo,,I almost got fired for OVERPLAYING IT "OUT OF ROTATION". I had the RATINGS is what SAVED MY BUTT. THEMOJOMAN(.)COM
He' is my absolute favorite Motown vocalist. I own this original LP.
Dig it, when he's counting down the miles from ten, "...I got 9,8,7,666" he repeats the number six three times & the backing vocals is saying "several, several", but it starts sounding like "devil, devil".
I just think it's funny & ironic at the same time, being that Edwin quit the music biz after being born again. He never had a clue.
edwin moved to the uk in the early 70's where he had a huge following on the northern soul scene!! he played all europe tv ect can be seen here on jools holland show singin war !!!he was and indeed still is worshiped over here???
He was one of the hottest acts to play at the Le Coq D'Or club in Toronto back in the early 70's. When he came to town, the Canada US border was a busy place
Can someone post my favorite Edwin Starr tune I Just Want To Do My Thing. It was a hip hop staple and was one of the 1st records I and many other rappers rhymed to.
i also danced on stage with him .But he did nt want to marry me .But he was fantastic .And he stopped to talk to everybody after he must have been there an hour or more.Another great beacon gets snuffed out on the ever dimming musical horizon.
Few videos can ever really display the greatness of a tune and performer. But this one sure does! Could Edwin Starr have ever been better than on the day he did this video. Pure Joy!!!
just a couple of facts to you edwin fans out there if you did not already no before he past away he lived in polesworth local to me for many years helping some young students from polesworth high school into the music buisness so he did some small manageing groups he also did have a near fatal crash on the b500 where his 4x4 throttle came stuck on and could not stop the car so he drove into the dicth avioding to hit other people he was a well respected local and sadly missed hope this interest
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On this date in 1969 {Feb. 15th} "Twenty-Five Miles" entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it would peak at #6 and spent 14 weeks in the Top 100...
Ranked No. 69 on Billboard's Year-End Hot 100 Singles of 1969 chart
Reached #36 in the U.K. Singles chart
Featured in the movies "Adventures in Babysitting" and "Dead Presidents"...
sauquoit13456 1 week ago
This was on the Old Spice man's Spotify playlist. Obviously, great men recognize great men.
Taki2007 2 months ago
His dance is very crazy!
Deeype 3 months ago
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IntoDust24 3 months ago
Bloke was a total legend. Saw him a number of times on various scooter rallies...
MissBambiGirl 4 months ago
Legend.
MissBambiGirl 4 months ago
My 3 year old loves this song !!!
ronette1981 4 months ago
I love driving to this song. Edwin Starr RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ryzzia76437 4 months ago
I walk to this music, i partially owe my 120lbs weight loss to this amazing man.
Reinpret 5 months ago
this plays on the best part of "adventures in babysitting" lol
NetteFraulein 6 months ago 5
@NetteFraulein YES!!
WannaJoinMyWolfpack 5 months ago
I remember playing this song over and over on our trip to Fort Lauderdale in the spring of 1969. Those were the good ole days when things were normal.
MrUncleglenn 7 months ago
@MrUncleglenn Yes, when Joplin and Hendrix were overdosing, war protesters were getting stoned and yelling "Kill the pig", the Manson Family was running free, and for three days in August up in Bethel, NY, a concert was going on in the mud. How much more normal could it have been?
Alikah1 6 months ago
i really love to have fun, but i don't think i've ever had as much fun doing anything as he looks likes he's having singing this song.
Reinpret 7 months ago
From LA to Vegas
TUBESTEAKNIG 7 months ago
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay under=rated singer.
gotch09 7 months ago 2
Love this song!
WNYGaming 7 months ago
Did anyone else catch that; "7 miles, 6. 6. 6. 5 miles" Pretty badass
KingCrimson776 8 months ago
@KingCrimson776 yeah pretty sure everyone did
SuperEvilCake 4 months ago
@SuperEvilCake no one else commented on it yo
KingCrimson776 4 months ago
how could anyone dislike this?
kingalow1 8 months ago
I was lucky to see Edwin sing live twice ,He always sang with a smile ,he chatted with the audiance .I rate him as the best singer ever because he was so down to earth, and boy could he blast out a song . One of the best and such a nice guy .The angels got more soul and voice now ,R.I.P Edwin
poormate 8 months ago 4
Motown Sound none like it but Phila International Records comes close
COOLJC09 8 months ago
god i love those shoes at 0:31
AntiGravDisclosure 9 months ago
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spookluke 9 months ago
He looks SHARP!
spookluke 9 months ago
he did the original recording in one take , what a legend
zombiedude25 10 months ago
Wooh, this guys not black, hes BLAAACK!!!
girtar 10 months ago 2
Fvaorite song from "Adventures in Babysitting."
MissTrixie1 11 months ago
this song is so fun :)
TheKingOfWalls 11 months ago
if a girl EVER has me walking 25 miles, she'd better be my daughter...or TRIPLETS
nealadams70 11 months ago
Pure Motor-City T.N.T.!
michelesaintthomas 11 months ago
THE TEN PEOPLE WHO DISLIKED THIS... shame on you
Justpooinabush 11 months ago
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I GOTTA KEEP ON WALKING.......
apmgr251 11 months ago
This is a ripoff of Wilson Pickett's 'Mojo Mama,' recorded two or three years prior.
leecubed 1 year ago
@leecubed Wilson Pickett phucked your mama in da butt back in 1967.
KidRockEatsSmegma 11 months ago
The other day I was singing this song at the begining of the work shift, saying lets just try to get to the end of the day. No one heard of it before! I felt old for a second, but I still like the sonjg.
2441883 1 year ago
Huh. Good gawd.
kmp3000 1 year ago
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djtechsoul 1 year ago
I first heard this great song on 'Adventures In Babysitting.'
TJCATLOVER 1 year ago
Do it, Edwin - This song was "the jam" back in the day & still is !
missuma2 1 year ago
Great jam. RIP Edwin, thanks for all the great, energetic music.
Sash5034 1 year ago
Brings back a lot of good memories~~~Throggs Neck, NY!
Harlemhoney02 1 year ago
@Caveman1006, he isn't you know, we can't hear him no more !
yahood66 1 year ago
R.I.P, looks like he was enjoyin himself in this video he in a better place though
Caveman1006 1 year ago
I love this song. Great drums. I have trouble singing along because his voice is so high.
He does say "666" at one point. The first Satanic reference in rock?
mondofzz 1 year ago
Keeping me inspired....I <3 this jam!!!
hag96706 1 year ago
chooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
adamtocock 1 year ago
Wow! Saw him sing this live in Ashland Ohio in 1969. He was opening for Iron Butterfly.
markathickory 1 year ago
So freakin' effortlessly cool!
What a video!
first heard this on the adventures in babysitting soundtrack when i was a kid.
Feet dont faill me now!
elvisvalentine 1 year ago
OMG this is spectacular!
Johnny1206 1 year ago
I remember hearing this for the first time in a sample (was it salt n pepa or the cookie crew or something?) and for years and years and years trying to find out what it was. I sang the horns to a new mate and he said "Yes, I know that song" and I could have kissed him when he played it to me. BRILLIANT TUNE!!!
underted 1 year ago
I am waiting for a marching band to do this song! It sounds like a great marching band song.
smokestack29 1 year ago 3
this was one of the great motown songs.the hard horns,and the tight sound was the motown sound it was a great loss to lose mr starr
buddythecat2 1 year ago
i just can't figure out how could i live 23 years without knowing this song. Now i have to listen this masterpiece all day long.
totee86 1 year ago 3
he totaly knows what hes doing.
soccerloverwd 1 year ago
war is better
just saying
MrDJKaram 1 year ago
msGeorgiaGirl, it's a JOKE, i could not care less, calm down.
motown1diva 1 year ago
why does he say 666 at the end of that one part...??? HMMMM
motown1diva 1 year ago
@motown1diva O WOW R U REALLY MAKING A BIG DEAL ABOUT THAT...HE WAS COUNTING DOWN...HE SAID 5 THE SAME WAY...O WOW...U TRYNA MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING
MsGeorgiaGirl1 1 year ago
@motown1diva that's a strange misheard lyric for sure...
belladeballe 1 year ago
Yep this man was top f*ckin dollar. What a legend...I was privileged enough to be on stage with this man! lol Me and mate...yeah we were "happy clappers"!!!! Oh...they were the days :) Edwin baby, you live on in my soul. xxxxxx
FunkyChez 1 year ago 2
I wish i could have been 22 at the time :)
PCpete101 1 year ago
they dont come much better than this thx mum for playing this for me x
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Pottertjeflikker 1 year ago
maguette m'bow
Pottertjeflikker 1 year ago
yes remember this track...sampled by cookie crew....thanks
A65Lover 1 year ago
Saw him in 1969 at Magic Moutain Valencia. From the first few powerful notes from
the horn section, and then Edwin's voice and dancing, he had the crowd mesmorized. They played this 2 min song for 15 mins. It was wonderful.
mikelimon805 1 year ago
Top Tune.
vespajedi 2 years ago
smart and clean
schema81 2 years ago 2
spent years looking for this song...ahh finally !!...greaat
DipSet85 2 years ago
What a joyous performance! This is a great song to have on when you're driving and in a hurry to get somewhere, like in Adventures in Babysitting.
jorvelort 2 years ago 2
Bad ASSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!
HDangerism 2 years ago 2
awsome song
McFro95 2 years ago 2
Superb!!!!!
gonzales73 2 years ago 2
in 1979 i accidentaly got his greatest hits and i didnt know he was as good as he was. man he was cold!
memph33777 2 years ago
KICK ASS
roknsoul1 2 years ago 4
Such a groovy voice!
gerbelle90 2 years ago 3
I was lucky enough to see him live. He turned everything off and sang with not even a mike- nothing. And it was perfect and he could be heard clearly at the back of the hall
electricsheep0191 2 years ago 34
@electricsheep0191 That what you call showmen ship.. Real artist of yesteryear. not these fake ones out now who can not barely hold a note. Very few artist can sing live these days.
coffeegirl5912 6 months ago
Wow is all I can say. God Bless Mr Edwin Starr. RIP an thanks for the music.
jjjones77 2 years ago 5
me nd my brother have different fathers and that's my brothers grandfather on his daddy's side
123456lakia123456 2 years ago
WoW!!! nice song
Kiyoone 2 years ago
So underrated.
Met him once at a "Party in the Park" gig and he signed my plastercast - I saw him again about three months later at Asda Supermarket in Tamworth (near where he lived) and he said "i see your arms got better then mate" What a legend - R.I.P Edwin ! You are missed !!!
ryanfrombrum 2 years ago 65
@ryanfrombrum Wow! that's a really cool story!
underted 1 year ago
@ryanfrombrum he was from the uk?? tamworth isnt that in birmingham??
1AStaRZ 1 year ago
@1AStaRZ
Thats right - a town 10/15 miles north of Birmingham. He moved to the UK in the 1970's and lived at Pooley Hall at Polesworth. He did move to Nottingham towards the end of his life though (about 40 miles further north) and I do believe he is buried there. Such a lovely down to earth, friendly bloke and everyone else who met him says the same. Bless him :-( x
ryanfrombrum 1 year ago
@ryanfrombrum haha thats cool , i go to tamworth alot
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Thats right - a town 10/15 miles north of Birmingham. He moved to the UK in the 1970's and lived at Pooley Hall at Polesworth. He did move to Nottingham towards the end of his life though (about 40 miles further north) and I do believe he is buried there. Such a lovely down to earth, friendly bloke and everyone else who met him says the same. Bless him :-( x
ryanfrombrum 1 year ago
@ryanfrombrum He was very underestimated as an artist. I wonder if it's because sometimes music labels give more attention to others and that some are more appreciated as to their popularity and not neccesarily talent?
ekocentric 1 year ago
@ryanfrombrum Edwin Starr at Asda in Tamworth...where do you even start with that? :op
CaptainBastard99 10 months ago
I jammed with his son Robert (who is truly another great talent) He plays in a band in the L.A. area.Although he works hard not to "sound" like his Father the pipes are just as strong with the same timber.
puentekidd 2 years ago
saw Edwin in Bromsgrove years ago at a craft fair getting his name cut out on plywood... I knew it was him he had his name in silver studs on the back of his leather jacket...how the mighty have fallen.. hes a hero though.
TheRaybass 2 years ago
oh YESSS
elenarendezvous 2 years ago 2
Me and Peter Butcher were the first scooterboys to dance on stage with "the man" at the IOW scooter rally 1984 Edwin RIP you made us HAPPY
scooterroy 2 years ago
Edwin did a free concert @Dorsey High in L.A. in the early 70s. He and his band and singers had the whole football field a rockin. What a voice. He passed away in England right? What was he doing over there? He is still missed.
LPincay 2 years ago
He moved over here for the last 30+ years of his life.
Missed indeed. What a voice!
perkin2000 2 years ago
He used to perform at loads of Northern Soul venues here in England during the late 70s and ended up living here. R.I.P Edwin Starr!
beebandloz 2 years ago
I saw him do this at Univ. Calif. Riverside about 1972. He was sensational! I never thought I'd hear it again. Thank You, Thank You!
4GooMan 2 years ago
i saw him sing this acappelo and it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.. what a truly fabulous singer
kevinshirt 2 years ago
what a talent!
apingos 2 years ago
i love this man i knew him b4 he died he's ma brothers grandfather i miss him so much tear
123456lakia123456 2 years ago
Woah awesome!
SantoRedentor 2 years ago
This song get's my white ass a movin!!
Grove babeee.
TuskAmerica 2 years ago 3
LMFAO Ha ha ha ha! Oh, man....: )
Khultan 2 years ago
cool !
love it :)
0213kay 2 years ago
I love this song.. edwin starr was really great
cheyenne86 2 years ago
I come back to this video every couple of months just to see if it really is as great as i think. The verdict: It'sensational!!!!!!!!!!!!
tomferent 2 years ago
I'm surprised that not one of the singers on American Idol's recent tribute to Motown performed this song!!
ricantarzan 2 years ago
soooooooo funky
Molosserfreund 2 years ago
I always LOV ED this song what a GGOD ONE 2 dance 2.. although I am from Ashtabula, Ohio, I just recently found out he was from Cleveland, O., ( a little more than "25 Miles" , it was more like 60 N.E. of it ) L ~
grammydi617 2 years ago
I love this song!! I did an exercise routine to this song for PE when I was in 7th grade in the late 60s and got an "A".
pabc 2 years ago
What a tune......This is going to open our new set.
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leroymusic00 3 years ago
Edwin Starr and Cookie Crew - classic! R.I.P. Edwin Starr!
trainfans2 3 years ago
I didn't know Edwin Starr sang this..."ah ah, ah ah...I'M SO TIRED! BUT I JUST CAN'T LOSE MY STRIDE!" love it
cbaldwinjr 3 years ago
x2-i was lookin up his name to see what he did besides "war"-great song,i too was unaware he did this funky classic ;)
hydrocutty 3 years ago
I knew the back-up band that toured with Edwin in the early 70's, thay all said he was really stupid.
barflewk 3 years ago
what do you mean by stupid?
MusicDude86 3 years ago
Like a room temperature IQ. Not retarded, but a real thick-wit.
barflewk 3 years ago
he was one helluva singer though....
MusicDude86 3 years ago
ha and they said only asians have small eyes...lol JK...no tho nice song...
harashi91 3 years ago
Michael Jackson sang this
MichaelJacksonOne 3 years ago
He covered it
It's on YouTube, too :)
EmoLike 3 years ago
Nice Gators!
joko9395 3 years ago
When this record came out I was 15, having a good time surrounded by all this great music.
bellabinti 3 years ago
Great track. Really nice to read everyone's little memories of old classics like this.
R.I.P Edwin.
pgl0897 3 years ago 2
wooow hes great :D
coweetie 3 years ago
Reminds me of a certain Paula who loved this song and always used to get up to dance to it in the old Bush club in London
eagleinblack 3 years ago
Classic.
Bashcowboy 3 years ago
i love this song
heard it for the 1st time in adventures in babysitting
productions4life 3 years ago
Chocolate Power :D
EmoLike 3 years ago
what a voice! i think its a pity that war was kinda treated like a novelty song by some people who didnt give edwin the respect he deserved-an amazing voice.
apparently it was so strong that unlike alot of these modern 'big voices' he didnt even need any monitors on when he sang! am so gutted that i never got the chance to see him in person-lovely stuff
capsularsmapsular 3 years ago
This song is in the movie "Adventures of Babysitting"!! I looooove that movie! I really love it!!! <3 <3 :) :) This song rocks too!
netten90 3 years ago
December 4, 2008
I saw Edwin Starr do this song live, some many years ago!
He was incredible... he improvised in the song saying c'mon ya'll let's go to church!
Yes, this is where it comes from... the feeling, the soul in any genre, straight from God!
Groovin'
groovinwalrus 3 years ago
This is one hell of a track!
On the studio version you can just feel the energy of the performance, I'd love to have been in the studio when he laid this down.
Stone cold classic!!
malcatron 3 years ago 4
viva la motown!
julka72 3 years ago 2
I LOVED THIS RECORD "SO" MUCH WHEN I WAS "ON THE AIR" at WOHO in Toledo,,I almost got fired for OVERPLAYING IT "OUT OF ROTATION". I had the RATINGS is what SAVED MY BUTT. THEMOJOMAN(.)COM
THEMOJOMANsince1959 3 years ago
I adore this song. He's like a human dynamo; amazing energy & movement!
The arrangement/accompaniment is tighter than Warren Buffet too.
splugrosh 3 years ago
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el mayor defecto de su musica es que los musicos que le acompañaban en motown tocaban una musica muy repetitiva y mediocre...
estosiesmusica 3 years ago
timeless...motown music
VazTe14 3 years ago 3
this is a northern soul essential as well...
flandersfails 3 years ago
Brotha Edwin Starr one of the greats in the history of Tamla Motown.
Brotha Edwin had class and hits where just fast and unbeatenable.
RIP, Brotha Edwin Starr.
peasah2005 3 years ago 2
how and when did he die?
g0ldbuG 3 years ago
legendary...
benasaykwee 3 years ago
If this song doesn't make you want to get up and dance, nothing will. I absolutely love it.
misslolamay 3 years ago
Love this, my fave Edwin Starr hit.
COLETTEDAVE 3 years ago 3
legend indeed
spiritladysoul 3 years ago 2
He' is my absolute favorite Motown vocalist. I own this original LP.
Dig it, when he's counting down the miles from ten, "...I got 9,8,7,666" he repeats the number six three times & the backing vocals is saying "several, several", but it starts sounding like "devil, devil".
I just think it's funny & ironic at the same time, being that Edwin quit the music biz after being born again. He never had a clue.
blookup 3 years ago
edwin moved to the uk in the early 70's where he had a huge following on the northern soul scene!! he played all europe tv ect can be seen here on jools holland show singin war !!!he was and indeed still is worshiped over here???
tomagoes1 3 years ago
I would love to here that seen him live many times cool cool cool!!! KTF
sparzy12 3 years ago
Nice song. He seems like a very impressive performer.
dgc1808 3 years ago
I love it haven't heard it in years. Thanks
Redcar43 3 years ago
He was one of the hottest acts to play at the Le Coq D'Or club in Toronto back in the early 70's. When he came to town, the Canada US border was a busy place
colirow 3 years ago
Can someone post my favorite Edwin Starr tune I Just Want To Do My Thing. It was a hip hop staple and was one of the 1st records I and many other rappers rhymed to.
ghines44 3 years ago
Carlton Banks's move all start to make sense now xD
nur0701 3 years ago
He's a true legend
xxx
lydztheshiz 3 years ago
The man was a true performer and always sharp.
Treaty4 3 years ago 3
this song is good but i prefer war
Ninjat0m 3 years ago
wrong answer!
allrequiredfields 3 years ago
RIP Edwin you were a truly great soul singer.
Thanks for posting
Kay346 3 years ago 3
this fucker made me a RAK STAR!
I drove kids crazy playing this as a kid.
taxiboysdrummer
I luv all his music! The disco shit blows donkey cock however,,,sorry
slothiegachoo 3 years ago
this is country .
levnerbrown 3 years ago
i also danced on stage with him .But he did nt want to marry me .But he was fantastic .And he stopped to talk to everybody after he must have been there an hour or more.Another great beacon gets snuffed out on the ever dimming musical horizon.
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rhythmbluessoul 2 years ago
Great energy. Gives 150 percent. He will be missed along with James Brown.
Brandy777219 3 years ago
RIP.
We need more people like you Edwin.
UNIQUE.
adammacster 3 years ago
This song just made me get up off my chair & dance. Feet don't fail me now :)
MyCatStellaBella 3 years ago
what a jammin tune...Starr is a legend!
kmcampisi 3 years ago
Few videos can ever really display the greatness of a tune and performer. But this one sure does! Could Edwin Starr have ever been better than on the day he did this video. Pure Joy!!!
tomferent 3 years ago
just a couple of facts to you edwin fans out there if you did not already no before he past away he lived in polesworth local to me for many years helping some young students from polesworth high school into the music buisness so he did some small manageing groups he also did have a near fatal crash on the b500 where his 4x4 throttle came stuck on and could not stop the car so he drove into the dicth avioding to hit other people he was a well respected local and sadly missed hope this interest
happyjohnboy 3 years ago
I Once danced on stage with Edwin Starr and he asked me to marry him. God love him. Great taste. LOL
clumsyclara99 3 years ago
He was called The second hardest working man in show businiess
MotownMaster 4 years ago
you don't need energy drinks when you have this song on hand..
leechdom 4 years ago
born in 78 this is one of the best songs ive ever herd.
leechdom 4 years ago