Gladys Knight & The Pips "The End Of Our Road" (1969)

[AlerionMorganICS]

This track is sampled in "MORGAN ICS - DEFENDERS OF THE UNDERGROUND"

[howtoplanaparty]

"What's happening at WOOK?"

"Everything in the book"

"Give the bird some juice, and turn him loose"

"WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP!"

[ReitzeYT]

That dance of the background singers! Coo-ool!

[1santos1]

smooth.

[billthechief]

All Motown showed so much class and good music it's hard to believe the music industry could have done without their input. Even rock bands have reintroduced their songs. They had a lot of talent that went through Hitsville in Detroit. I've visited the music a couple times and went to one of their historical displays and films. I came out of the screening wanting to dance.

[josiefogg1]

great--thanks for posting this

[frizbuz]

I can dance to this superb as usual..@rosaned53 ..what about space..

i don't think that road ends... seems really unlikely...

[INGLEWOODambassador]

wow what a legend! Mind blowing

[DorieEmma]

and don't forget the pips...they were pretty smooth in this performance aswell

[rosaned53]

Indeed, every road has to end somewhere. It's too bad not many people realize this and continue to live in a fantasy. Glady's was at her best singing this song because it is true. What goes up must come down, and what goes around comes around. Every road has got to end somewhere.

[gildamusica]

está música eu ainda não tinha ouvido, mas não importa por que pra quem está cantando eu admiiiro do fundo do meu coração, porque eu começei ouvindo desde pequeno e agora queto com 41 anos, euaainda continuo amando a sua voz quando e como eu era menor. pra mim é maravilhoso poder ouvi-la um grande beijo do seu eterno fan Gilvan Nunes

[rslitman]

One of two songs that was a hit for both Gladys Knight & the Pips and Marvin Gaye. The other one was, of course, "I Heard it Through the Grapevine".

[acadia0]

hasn't changed much either. Still a pretty lady!

[klitzhoff]

She's superhot.

[KenCarpenterDotCom]

This version sounds they dripped a little honey all over it. A touch too smooth -- the original recording had Gladys at her real raw best. "Said I done had my fill of you!"

[jimmyj626]

my first time hearing this song and I love it.