I'm 75 yrs old and from the late 1950s through the 1960s, Jackie was probably my favorite singer. From "Reet Petite", "To Be Loved", "Lonely Teardrops", "That's Why", "Danny Boy", "Please Tell Me Why", "Baby Workout" to "Your Love Keeps Lifting Me HIgher'" and more. I loved his voice and his song choices. You'll never go wrong reacting to any one of these songs.
I knew this was going to blow your mind! Lol If you want to see Jackie dancing again, there is a video of him singing "Baby Work Out" live on Shindig that is so great!
Jackie was a performer of the highest degree. At the time I don't know if there was anyone better. I always liked this song. This is that bluesy sound.
@@Dabridge4009 That was the term back in the day when you broke up with somebody. Like, "How are my chances?", might be the opening line if a dude was trying to talk to you, like 'putting you down' would be the break up line.
Lil Brother I remember this from kindergarten, the young lady used to take me to school and then go on to her school, she borrowed this from my grandmother for a school dance and she put her name on so it wouldn’t get stolen and we kept her name on it and every time I saw that 45 it brought back memories. Jackie was the ish, that’s the original speed of that song, written by Berry Gordy.
Berry Gordy wrote that?!! wow no wonder....but Ms. Lady I'm still buggin off the quiet "im gonna put you down" lol cuz you put dogs down and she keeps doggin him...this is a simple clever type of line...it's not a love song..he just tellin it like it is...
You gotta hear Klique's version of this. Also their song"A Woman, A Lover A Friend." Jackie also influenced the lead singer of this group: Howard Huntsberry. He sounds alot like him.
Nah yeah I know I get it....it was super clever to me to say that...lol...just showing I'm dead serious I'm not playin with you...stop the nonsense or we're through lol
I love this song, but when I found out that Jackie Wilson SA’d Patti Labelle, I lost all respect for him. I’m sure she was not the first nor the last one of his victims. Perhaps his treacherous ways is what led to him collapsing on stage at 41 of a heart attack and going into a coma for nearly 10 years before he finally died at the age of 49. Perhaps all his evil ways caught up with him. From what I understand, some people can hear and understand what’s going on around them when they are in a coma. I hope his conscious bothered him for the whole time. I hope he had flashbacks of all the women he mistreated.
I'm 75 yrs old and from the late 1950s through the 1960s, Jackie was probably my favorite singer. From "Reet Petite", "To Be Loved", "Lonely Teardrops", "That's Why", "Danny Boy", "Please Tell Me Why", "Baby Workout" to "Your Love Keeps Lifting Me HIgher'" and more. I loved his voice and his song choices. You'll never go wrong reacting to any one of these songs.
Thank you for that list!! I'm comin back to Jackie!!
I remember this song. His voice is amazing. He's one of a kind. Love the background singers. Take care too Brotha D.
Yes Ms. Sylvia marvelous song here...
This was my Auntie/Momma's favorite song. I lost her last year and her birthday just passed, so I appreciate you for this one.
I knew this was going to blow your mind! Lol If you want to see Jackie dancing again, there is a video of him singing "Baby Work Out" live on Shindig that is so great!
Hey Ms. CC seen the thumbnail I'm coming back to jackie....smh ahh man that voice!
I'm 72 years old. All these joints you are playing, I grew up on!
Jackie was a performer of the highest degree. At the time I don't know if there was anyone better. I always liked this song. This is that bluesy sound.
Ms. Rose smh lololol he said I'ma have to put you down! you put a dog down....she doggin him lol....that was crazy clever lol masterpiece
@@Dabridge4009 That was the term back in the day when you broke up with somebody. Like, "How are my chances?", might be the opening line if a dude was trying to talk to you, like 'putting you down' would be the break up line.
Mr EXCITEMENT!!!!✌️
smh..super...Jackie wasn't playin lol
Lil Brother I remember this from kindergarten, the young lady used to take me to school and then go on to her school, she borrowed this from my grandmother for a school dance and she put her name on so it wouldn’t get stolen and we kept her name on it and every time I saw that 45 it brought back memories. Jackie was the ish, that’s the original speed of that song, written by Berry Gordy.
Berry Gordy wrote that?!! wow no wonder....but Ms. Lady I'm still buggin off the quiet "im gonna put you down" lol cuz you put dogs down and she keeps doggin him...this is a simple clever type of line...it's not a love song..he just tellin it like it is...
Yess indeedy. Mr Excitement too smooth. Whew child. TYVM Bro D. Keep on keeping on. We riding wichoo
🤣🤣 yes Ms. patti please ride wit me lol...woooo Jackie rocked this...I'm surprised ya'll never told me about this one...wow!
Classic Banger !!!!!!! Keep em coming……Arms Up, I see u. Lol
The r&b group Klique had success with remakes of this song and To Be Loved. They're not Jackie but they did these songs justice.
Peace Mr. Moorer..I'll check that...thank you..
The cat that inspired Micheal Jackson and Elvis Presley, but doesn't get any recognition. He was good friends with Sam Cooke.
yeah man...I see why my moms loved him so much...J dub was the man!
I love Reet Petite too.
You gotta hear Klique's version of this. Also their song"A Woman, A Lover A Friend." Jackie also influenced the lead singer of this group: Howard Huntsberry. He sounds alot like him.
Michael Jackson did this as well!
Love love love it
Ms. Brenda he said "Ima have to put you down" lol she keeps doggin him, and you put dogs down lol super simple but clever
Put you down means quit her not unlive her.
Nah yeah I know I get it....it was super clever to me to say that...lol...just showing I'm dead serious I'm not playin with you...stop the nonsense or we're through lol
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I love this song, but when I found out that Jackie Wilson SA’d Patti Labelle, I lost all respect for him. I’m sure she was not the first nor the last one of his victims. Perhaps his treacherous ways is what led to him collapsing on stage at 41 of a heart attack and going into a coma for nearly 10 years before he finally died at the age of 49. Perhaps all his evil ways caught up with him.
From what I understand, some people can hear and understand what’s going on around them when they are in a coma. I hope his conscious bothered him for the whole time. I hope he had flashbacks of all the women he mistreated.
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LOVE ME SOME JACKIE, ONE OF BLACK ARTIST ELVIS COPIED