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My Mum used to listen to this all the time when I was little. She was a huge fan of the Motown era, as am I at 30. Nothing quite like it! Awesome.

@Johnericksonhvezda What makes this song so incredible is its universality. That regardless of who you are or where you come from we all feel "those feelings". I straight up call bullshit on you and your diatribe. White Stripes are my all-time fav band and have serious love for Son House. He, ...

It's Mr. Roger's Imagination Land on acid. Are you wearing you're cardigan?

@1Sweetiie If you're serious...maybe...you should think about that. In reality, most people think you're an asshole,No one really thinks you look great because chances are you didn't spend tens of thousands on make-up, hair, clothes and a stylist (they don't dare say to you're face you look ridic...

@all3332 If you;re a chef too, then you understand it's not so weird to walk around the kitchen singing this. The boys love it!

@Tracymmo I feel as though you're grouping all Muslims into the same category.There are varying degrees of difference within any kind of dogma or socio /economic /politcal group.The fact that a small group, relative to the whole, are the only practitioners makes it no less a part of that religion...

@teawhy187 you aren't listening. It's more than that... F*#*t that girl, get over it! She ain't worth it. No sense living in the past 'cause ain't nothing you can do to change it. Learn from it or don't. Choice is yours.

@absolutt Love it!!!

Anyone else remember this from doing Jane Fonda's workout with your Mum in the 80's? It was on vinyl. LOL.

@supershravv LMAO, exactly why I'm here.

My Mal hated vacuums, fireworks and especially hot air balloons. He didn;t stick around long enough to bark at them, lol. Miss the big guy.

Probably the interesting cover of this song ever made. I get chills just thinking about what a talent like Raul Midon could do with this song given the challenge.

@oliverandm Hey there passive aggressive, "don't get me wrong...". Many of the greatest songs ever written were/have been made based on simple chord progression. Simple, not only makes it harder to hide the mistakes, but also makes it accessable to a wider audience. Not neccessarily a bad thin...