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Love Tammy Very Dearly

Go Georgie Guy With Goooooods And Hy Lit Wdas Philly Missand Love Them Dearly I Love Marvin Dearly My Uncle Is Hy Lit Lovebutterball Dearly

Pure singing talent!

King of USA soul - al Wilson & queen of USA soul - Phyllis hyman - 00bc - 2999ad

Love this recording with the strings!

So pure and innocent. A flawless performance of a timeless classic.

Fantastic.

The girl groups were pretty darn fabulous.

What a nice singing voice. Beautiful song, wonder where they are now , love this song.

Great entertainer .

The smile of Jimmy Ellis is so catching, what a joy.

Sorry, but did anyone look at her legs (or knees)?

I just love this song and jackie wilson to this day.....57 years since.....this song always makes me want to dance....and i cannot dance.

HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY RUBY NASH GARNETT (JUNE 15, 2024)

This is real music.

Thanks venus

Beautiful just beautiful ❤❤❤❤

Die Musik von Girlgroups sind einfach klasse!

It's pretty spooky to see this footage knowing what was to happen to him less than two years later after this show. He looks almost just like a black version of later, heavier Elvis, complete with the 1970s white jumpsuit. They were actually only about 6 months apart in age and obviously were great influences upon each other and had such similar ends at roughly the same age. Jackie Wilson's life was perhaps even more chaotic than Elvis' and he experienced a level of poverty and of course racism that Elvis didn't (even though obviously Elvis' family was white working-class poor with a lot of chaos of its own). Both looked like much older men by their late 30s and there's a foreboding sense of doom and desperation in their performances from that era.

I fucking love Jackie Wilson!!!!

I got to know Ruby Nash in 2008 when we were inducted into The Vocal Group Hall Of Fame. I was inducted as one of The "Original" Duprees. We became friends as we walked around, arm in arm backstage at The Chevrolet Center. It is one of my fondest memories. She was and is a charming, talented lady.

FantasticO! La ringrazio

Can you imagine how successful this group would have been if the people connected with them would have done their jobs, I’m talking about management right up through the record company. Shame on you.

Ein brillianter Superdiscohit der Trammps - Aus einer Aufzeichnung im CCH der NDR - Sendung Hit 's a go go 🎉 2:22

1980's, Barberton, Ohio. Ruby used to be the cashier at our local Salvation Army store.

Einfach grossartig ! ! !

Ein Superdiscohit - Aus dem CCH Hamburg - Die Sendung hieß Hit's a go go🎉 4:18

Does anyone know who is playing the guitar

I always loved this song as a child.

live on abc in 73

Man, that Stand By Me is so badass. I got chills. He was such a great vocalist and showman.

Memories of my cute girlfriend mailing me the Dreaded Dear John Letter, when I was a 19 yr old Marine on Okinawa. I was heartbroken. "THE LOVE LOST"

Is Melvin singing off on purpose

Excellent song❤👍 I feel like Dee Dee had something masculine about her….

love ii!

My Gosh!!!!!

Beautiful timeless forever classic ❤❤❤❤❤

Omg!!

I just bought 10 of his albums from the 60's still in the original plastic wrap. I bought them from an old DJ's Estate

I love Amy’s version! 💙

I am surprise and sadden to learn there aren't many live recording of many black acts. There should be a boat load of videos of Harold Melvin & Bluenotes featuring Teddy P. As well as the Intruders, Delphonics, Blue Magic, Labelle... Hell, all of Philadelphia Int'l,, Stax, Motown, and all in between.

James brown's lickin' stick is not even close. This song is great.

Um hino❤

Shame you ruined the video with your timestamp all over it 🥴

What is shame they didn't have those statin drugs out then, so many people died early, Jackie, Flo Ballard at just 32 yo

Wow, I love this sound. it takes me back to the days when I lived with my dad during my Junior High School days back in 1967

He and Sam Cooke, both incredible entertainers ❤

Marvin Gaye looking smooth with those shades on.

Top tune and what a voice 😀

I loved the record big time when I was a kid in the 60's. Still a fine tune. Wow, now I see how badly those great backing vocals were so regrettably buried in the studio recording. Way way overdoing it with the brushes on that snare drum way up front. That Wurlitzer in the bridge with the chimes stop pulled all the way out and riding too high on the gain is just obnoxiously dreamy to my ear now. They were selling that record as a "safe" love song to white Bandstand teenagers, Mickey Mouse Club pre-teens and their moms. "Our day will come if we just wait a while. No sex for us, think love and wear a smile." That was still also a time when Black artists were fairly accepted in crossover charts, but the idea of "race music" wasn't so far back in the mainstream that very few, like Little Richard and comic groups like The Coasters were really permitted the "Black" sound. The authentic acts all had their music co-opted by white producers and acts like Elvis, Bill Haley & the Comets, Jerry Lee Lewis, and in the most pathetic of all cases Pat Boone's "rendition" of Little Richard's Tutti Fruity.