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Incredibly powerful to the end...somehoe rip doesnt say enough for spritis like Ms, Etta will never stop soaring ...she lives !

I am speechless with tears running as I recall how a brave generation burned our draft cards "singing this light of mine "on the steps of the Pentagon, Oct 23 1967. as the sun went down, thousands of little lights shone to mark the refusal of the children of America to kill their brothers and sis...

I am 65 and I was 10 when this song knocked my socks off...it still does...!!

Beyonce did amazingly well...a real tribute to Etta...who is now and forever more soaring higher and higher.,God Bless you Ms Etta

God Bless you, Etta James, you are at peace today. Thank you for all your treasures, I played this one so many times in Eclectic basement in the 60s. I will thank you in person in a few years....

Dancing my heart out in P'town, werent we all....Cafe Blase...and so many friends..this song was among the greatest 'early disco'.

Greatest poetry and wisdom I know of in any song...I am 64 and remember hearing this about 50 years ago..give or take,..it still 'sends' me....so tell me now and I wont ask again...wow.

That hold is powerful and hard to forget.......tighter....tighter.....can it ever get better than that?

Just let your imagination soar and you soul will be free...we miss you, brothers.

Unbelievably beautiful, young and successful. This video may not be the bext quality, but it conveys so much of the joy as this group started climbing the ladder of success. One can see why the Ronnettes were the only group that the Beatles invited to go on tour with them.

Not well known, but it shows off Major;s magic delivery...who wrote this, Curtis M?