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Went through 2 copies of this record....................love it...........I'am sorry baby and sorry and blue, I'am lonely baby and I'am lonely for you. HOW GOOD IS THAT?

thank you for the oringal, was in d.c . 1966-1967 and bought a lot of get r&b at Waxy Maxy's ( not sure of the spelling ) but near the Howard Theater ( saw some great shows at the Howard ).

What a group.........saw them live...........after the the first album which this song come's from, the recording exs' wanted to soften up the group's songs.............what a stupid mistake. The next album, in my opinion........SUCKED!

I wore this album OUT!!!!!!! now have it on a CD. You want a great cardio work out???................ dance to this album from start to finish.

My friend brought the album back from England " Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band Live " Christ it still today great dance album........know have it on a CD.

The Oringal Ram Jam Band was ONE GREAT, TIGHT ............group

Probally the best album I ever bought !!!!!!!! I was blown away the first time I heard Al sing " For the Good Times ".

How good is this song

This a terrific version of theis song

First heard it on WLIB NYC with Eddie O"jay................Got my butt down to Rudy Frank's in Bpt CT and bought it...................still have the worn out copy.

I think it was H St. N.E. . I'am not from D.C., I was there with a friend. Was the Howard Theater near bye?????

A great group.............they never it big in the U.S. . I wish I could have made to England during The Northern Soul Era .....................I probaly wouldn't have left til the Era was over.................I still can dance my OLD ASS off.

I had this record by the Artistics by on a different label..............and I loved it.

First bought the album in MONO and wore it out. It cost me $1.49 at a Waxie Maxies ( not sure if it spelled correctly ). Twenty years later bought the same album in stereo in mint condition for $18.00. "Fading Away " in stereo with my baby by my side and glass of wine.......................I'am i...

Came home on a Thanksgiving weekend pass from the Navy a danced my ass off all weekend to this song !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have the 45 and Linda 's is much better

Ruff's and The Temps version was a lot better. Melvins parts really added to the song.

Was in the Navy when this song came out an got a " Dear Jim " letter from home. She did sign it Truly Yours ..................Patty. At the time they were" the saddest words I ever read".

Didn't think to much of " That 's What Girls Are Made For " but " I"ll Always Love You " is terrific.... then they followed it up with " the sadest words I ever read " Truly Yours "

Larry's Mom has good taste!!!!

Was a DJ on the USS Northampton CC1 Spring 1967 this was my opening theme song. Later lyrics were added later. I like Al Kents version best.

Truly a great group, followed them from Ric Tic to the Motown Soul label. The question to me is why Barrry Gordy didn't do more to promote them." On The Brighter Side of a Blue World " recorded by them on the Soul label is TERRIFIC!!!

just got through reading all comments......the orginal , not cleaned up version, was released in England. I heard it sung by the Drifters on a Labor Day weekend back in the early eightys???? the show was a pre-recorded that ran all weekend called something like the revolution rock. The DJ said it...