When this song hit airwaves during the Summer of '71 I was a 13yrs old. The song spoke VOLUMES then and 52yrs later.........It STILL does..... it's called the TRUTH.
As a youngster, we had these types of songs to keep the rails in place. They were actually grown up songs that helped your maturity in the positive. Today's lyrics keeps one in perpetual immaturity. There's a difference.
Thank you for posting : smiling faces from 1971, by the undisputed truth. It must remain in our ❤, true music lovers. One of a kind, jewel 💎 of a song. Peace and love brothers, and sisters of good faith 🙏👏🙏👏❤️❤️.
Brothers and sisters “ smiling faces “ by the Undisputed Truth from 1971. Stands the test of time as is : solid gold from the past. Is absolutely a beautiful memory we all must, continue to enjoy. Peace and love brothers and sisters, of good faith 🙏👏🙌🤜🤛❤.
The undisputed truth are so superb , they really knock today's music out the ball park , the musicianship , the vocals really second to none and the genius of Norman Whitfield putting it all together.. Never get tired of listening to these guys.
Undisputed Truth in a class of their own. Joe has an incredible voice and I had the pleasure of interviewing this incredible man in 2018 - @ - so much history here
Spent my summers listening to The Big 8 CKLW Windsor (Detroit). This song featured prominently in their rotation. Never, never, ever grow tired of this song. RIP John (mosotogam) Perrone. One of your best EVs.
I love this song! this song is truly an inspiration to me. This song should be a prerequisite in colleges and universities. Business owners and Entrepreneurs out there, this is your song! Listen to this song until it becomes second nature to you, just like breathing. This song will prepare you to deal with those individuals that don't have your best interests at heart.
The Undisputed Truth is like an amazing teacher, one whom words you’d understand, if not right away, then sooner or later. I really appreciate how clean, innocent and wholesome this song was, is, and will always be. And the jazzy-mysterious music in the background completes this song, it really goes along with and brings the feel of the mysterious, scary ‘smiling faces’ they warn us of. Truly a lesson of life
I'm 65. I remember this song so well, and tonight I listened again after being stabbed in the back by my smiling supervisor. This version is mellow man. Peace
I worked with Brenda. She's retired now but it was an honor to be in her presence. Such talent and wisdom through her experience in the music business.
John, you've been gone for awhile now and we miss you man. 😥 RIP ! Your version of these classic songs remain, and you're thought of every time we revisit them.
TOTALLY !! Same here man ! I'm on the edge of 55 and the words to this song taught me to ALWAYS be skeptical...sad but true. Good thing, it's never steered me wrong. I just really do not trust ppl. Maybe 4 or 5....and that's still up for debate LOL
I was seven, living in NYC (not a good time in NYC history). Even at that age, I knew this song was a life lesson. The O'Jay's "Back Stabbers" was another excellent 'life lesson' song.
I was a DJ for forty years and this was always my favorite but this version is tremendous! I love it more than ever. I alway played the more upbeat “radio edit” . It was great but this❤️
This is a fabulous version of an old classic. I could see this used a back ground sound track for any film from that time in 71'. Leather Trench coat, Harlem streets in NYC, Bros doing whateva', sistas' lookin' hot in there natural do's, tight polyester pants on sista's with platforms walkin' & talkin' smack yep. Headbands, striped shirts, chokers. This song brings it all back. Good photosPeace 2 ya who remember
Acapella rocks,,,, I have never even heard of the band Undisputed Truth until the other day when I look this song up. And I was born in 1960 and I've known this song my whole life.
urright malik and Norman and Barrett r the baddest of the bad soooo underrated.....whew.....it is genius when u make music that never gets old.....right on brothers I appreciate you always have......rip
Samuel Sheneman NOT TRUE....Temps had it FIRST ( On album " Skys the limit").... wasn't put out as a single because Eddie left the group shortly after Just My Imagination .
This is one of the GREAT oldies that provide a message in the music. The lyrics are so potent and applicable to then, TODAY & Tomorrow. We can still learn from this song and songs like this one; The Ojays, Marvin Gaye and Bobby Womack are just a few that could deliver a message in the music. We need more of this today......
this hit and so many other soul classics(especially from the 70's) are so rich in rhythm,melody and message that they should still get air time today. The youth and world today are missing out on something special. But At least we got u-tube though.
Funny how music imitates life sometimes!!!Alot of songs were a statement of what u mite encounter in life¬ only were u entertained,but u were taught something too!!!
A song that will stand the test of time with all truths! Lord help us over the evil's of the world esp. now in 2022.We need a higher power watching our back!🙏😀🙏😀🙏❤
You didn't do anything! You chopped the song up for no apparent reason!Put your computer away and listen to the original song! No changes are necessary !
songs like this, are fit for all generations. I've had my experiences and, maybe, I'm in good health because of them. It happened then, and it's still happening now.
i wish i could buy this version!!!! I absolutely love this version!!! Ol'skool to the bone!!! First time i heard this song was on my birthday when the movie Dead Presidents came out. I guess thats why I love the movie and soundtrack holds so much value to me
This song has a very special meaning for me..... 15 years of marriage... Left me with 3 small boys...They dont't miss her one bit !! The youngest is 35 now..
Profiles in Pittsburgh Thanks Heavenly Norman Whitfield,☺ Smiling Faces is #1 in His Top Song in Our Rhythm and Blues and Pop and Rock and Roll AMEN HALLELUJAH😅
mosogotam--you did it again. A vid production that sends piercing sonic shivers. The lyrics tell nothing but truth. "Can you dig it?" Fav photo--3:33-- mixing it up at the board.
On this day in 1971 {August 15th} "Smiling Faces Sometimes" by the Undisputed Truth peaked at #2 {for 3 weeks} on Billboard's Hot Soul Singles* chart, for the first week it was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)" by Marvin Gaye, and for it's 2nd and 3rd week at #2, "Spanish Harlem" by Aretha Franklin occupied the top spot... "Smiling Faces Sometimes" reached #3 on Billboard's Top 100 chart... Between 1971 and 1979 the Motown group had fifteen records on the Hot Soul Singles chart, one made the Top 10, the above "Smiling Faces Sometimes"... The group had one record make the Top 20, "Help Yourself", it peaked at #19 {for 2 weeks} in 1974... Two group members have passed away, founding member Billie Calvin died on June 23, 2007, at the age of 58, and Tyrone 'Lil Ty' Barkley passed on February 14, 2017, at 70... May both Mr. Calvin and Mr. Barkley R.I.P. * And from the 'For What It's Worth', department, the remainder of the Hot Soul Singles' Top 10 on August 15th, 1971: At #3. "Maybe Tomorrow" by the Jackson 5 #4. "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get" by the Dramatics #5, "Hot Pants, Part One (She Got to Use What She Got to Get What She Wants)" by James Brown #6. "Spanish Harlem" by Aretha Franklin #7. "Tired of Being Alone" by Al Green #8. "Ain't No Sunshine" by Bill Withers #9. "I Likes To Do It" by the People's Choice #10. "Mr. Big Stuff" by Jean Knight
Songs from this era (The era I grew up in) just bring "TEARS" to my eyes. The photo of the woman is just my cover pix, "I'm a man speaking these words." This was a HUGE hit in the urban community. It was always being played on urban radio and mainstream radio would also blow this song up. (The other version) I would love to re-visit that time in my life (The 1960's & 70's) Those were the good times / best times of my life. Life was full of life, joy & happiness. I was a teenager in 1970, i got my first pair of Allstars (Chuck Taylors) tennis shoes, $11.95. This song rock and I ran to the record shop and brought the 45, $79 cent on sale. What happen? The answer: "TIME" is what happen........and it doesn't stand still no matter what. The soul of great music will always live on in the hearts of those who were there and still care. I thank God that I was brought forth in my mother womb (1957) to experience those times and memories.
A consciousness raiser through his music. That's what Norman Whitfield has been. i class such among the God sents who did not necessarily proclaim religion; as aloof from the secular, but were definitely God serving as living lights shining among men...upon men.
+broncodevil That is a very interesting concept-I would encourage you to pursue that idea . Write a book and become a millionaire start with: "well she was just seventeen " (Beatles) ...
You could write a book based on the lyrics of this song for a course study in human nature cause if you live long enough you are going to experience this somewhere in your life
Heard this over PA system at Walmart the other day and was surprised that I had remembered most of the lyrics. Lived in Richmond when many of these classics were released. Perfect place to be.
If you never visited Los Angeles, CA, its like taking a trip back in time! They drive old cool cars, and play smooth sexy unforgettable music like this on the local radio stations. There's no place quite like it on earth...
Loved this song for 52 years now (I’m 68)
First time hearing this long version.
1971-1972 songs were the best in history. CB
Please tell me you love The Temptations long version...it is a masterpiece.💙
Best jam. I turned 63 on pi day. ( 3.14) 3/14/61 and no matter what age I make it to I will always be grooving to this jam.
When this song hit airwaves during the Summer of '71 I was a 13yrs old. The song spoke VOLUMES then and 52yrs later.........It STILL does..... it's called the TRUTH.
yes
Very True!
i was 14
who listens to this in 2024? God bless you, you have good taste in music ♥
moi j"adore
As a youngster, we had these types of songs to keep the rails in place. They were actually grown up songs that helped your maturity in the positive. Today's lyrics keeps one in perpetual immaturity. There's a difference.
And chaos
Truth.
Love love love this comment and my sentiments exactly. Spot on!!!
Those listening to this in 2023 you have great taste in music
Every morning before I enter work😊
Thank you for posting : smiling faces from 1971, by the undisputed truth. It must remain in our ❤, true music lovers. One of a kind, jewel 💎 of a song. Peace and love brothers, and sisters of good faith 🙏👏🙏👏❤️❤️.
Yes we do
I love this song , it's a masterpiece!!!
Taste even better in 2024 - that is the undisputed truth !!
Now this song came out over 50 years and it is still relevant to today's time.
There is Truth in this soulful song.
Still groovin’ to this since ‘71!! Am forming a “Smiling Faces Sisterhood” with my bff’s. Gifting them snake rings, etc. It’s August 4, 2024!!!
Brothers and sisters “ smiling faces “ by the Undisputed Truth from 1971. Stands the test of time as is : solid gold from the past. Is absolutely a beautiful memory we all must, continue to enjoy. Peace and love brothers and sisters, of good faith 🙏👏🙌🤜🤛❤.
RIGHT ON! What in God's name happened to music? This song was the "bomb" and still is !
The undisputed truth are so superb , they really knock today's music out the ball park , the musicianship , the vocals really second to none and the genius of Norman Whitfield putting it all together..
Never get tired of listening to these guys.
This song from my era has ALWAYS spoken to me.... Soo much TRUTH right in our face.. discernment friends
Undisputed Truth in a class of their own. Joe has an incredible voice and I had the pleasure of interviewing this incredible man in 2018 - @ - so much history here
Spent my summers listening to The Big 8 CKLW Windsor (Detroit). This song featured prominently in their rotation. Never, never, ever grow tired of this song. RIP John (mosotogam) Perrone. One of your best EVs.
Listened to CKLW and
WIXY 1260 in Cleveland. CB
I love this song! this song is truly an inspiration to me. This song should be a prerequisite in colleges and universities. Business owners and Entrepreneurs out there, this is your song! Listen to this song until it becomes second nature to you, just like breathing. This song will prepare you to deal with those individuals that don't have your best interests at heart.
Beautiful stretch of a great song by a great group. I love Brenda Joyce's backup voice.
Yet another example of the genius and talent of Norman Whitfield and Barret Strong.....
The Undisputed Truth is like an amazing teacher, one whom words you’d understand, if not right away, then sooner or later. I really appreciate how clean, innocent and wholesome this song was, is, and will always be. And the jazzy-mysterious music in the background completes this song, it really goes along with and brings the feel of the mysterious, scary ‘smiling faces’ they warn us of. Truly a lesson of life
I'm 65. I remember this song so well, and tonight I listened again after being stabbed in the back by my smiling supervisor. This version is mellow man. Peace
Listening to this in 2024… Future is the best
I worked with Brenda. She's retired now but it was an honor to be in her presence. Such talent and wisdom through her experience in the music business.
+Kwan Rogers Kind thoughts, and kind words, too. Who is Brenda?
+CoCo Turtle She was one of the women who sang in this group. Brenda Joyce.
+Kwan Rogers The one in the front on the album cover with all three with afros
It is the truth......A PROPHETIC SONG AND JUST AS FRESH NOW AS IT WAS THEN!
AMEN!
I second that Emotion and Eh-Men!
You know ?!?!?!
Great point.
I've already listened to this song like 20 times and I'm still listening to it it's f****** cool
John, you've been gone for awhile now and we miss you man. 😥 RIP !
Your version of these classic songs remain, and you're thought of every time we revisit them.
He was one of the greatest Producers and Songwriters of all time, RIL Norman Whitfield💕💕💕
THIS, is so good, it is as if I had never heard the song before!
Back in the day baby...BACK IN THE DAY!
I was 8 years old when this song came out,this song is so true now as it was then!
1971 and i was 16 teen now 2016 and i am 60 well i really know the worth of this song now !
TOTALLY !! Same here man ! I'm on the edge of 55 and the words to this song taught me to ALWAYS be skeptical...sad but true. Good thing, it's never steered me wrong. I just really do not trust ppl. Maybe 4 or 5....and that's still up for debate LOL
Same here. Born 1956. And we have seen some shit go down, haven't we Ronnie?
Hi michael gressett = sure have brother = i worked as a roadie 3 years in the mid 70`s - = just loved funky soul !
Michael Gressett m
I was seven, living in NYC (not a good time in NYC history). Even at that age, I knew this song was a life lesson. The O'Jay's "Back Stabbers" was another excellent 'life lesson' song.
I was a DJ for forty years and this was always my favorite but this version is tremendous! I love it more than ever. I alway played the more upbeat “radio edit” . It was great but this❤️
Timeless classic! Love this song and the memories to go with it.
1971-1972... the BEST Memories! !! CB
This is a fabulous version of an old classic. I could see this used a back ground sound track for any film from that time in 71'. Leather Trench coat, Harlem streets in NYC, Bros doing whateva', sistas' lookin' hot in there natural do's, tight polyester pants on sista's with platforms walkin' & talkin' smack yep. Headbands, striped shirts, chokers. This song brings it all back. Good photosPeace 2 ya who remember
Ive lived my life by the teachings of this song.....
I am 63 and remember this hidden song forever and always. Cuz it's the TRUTH!
Awesome remix. It shows a real love and respect for the artists and their music.
Excellent. Beautifully done and the lyrics are still so applicable today.
Very cool song back in the day and only more relevant today
Absolutely.A real world perspective. Been a victem of this concept for as long as I live. and it sucks.I hate f--kng funnies.
how right you are
I love this song! It has a hip, jazzy, even haunting vibe to it.
Temptations brought me here Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕
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This version is dope! I especially love the solo part of the music at 0:50 to 1:10 it's cool!
This song will ALWAYS stand the test of time.
Loved this song since I first heard it as a child. Now I'm a bit.. ahem, older and I still love it. Rings true to life.
Savage
Right up there with "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" , "Respect Yourself", etc.
That true david
No doubt about it! The late great Norman Whitfield put his stamp on this and the rest is history.
Truth
Smiling faces have no race, no religion, no gender. Backstabbers cross all boundaries
Word.
AIN'T THAT THE TRUTH
Backstabbers, by the OJays !
In othet words? Frumpies!
Acapella rocks,,,, I have never even heard of the band Undisputed Truth until the other day when I look this song up. And I was born in 1960 and I've known this song my whole life.
These were the ppl of my generation. this is a true UNDISPUTED TRUTH.
The words to this song is so truthful beward of the handshake and the pat on the back and devilish smile.
Today I'm 50...but this classic takes me back to when I was 4.
That acapella hits the soul!
Best version ever, and that's the Undisputed Truth!
Thanks, David!!
I prefer the Temptations.
Pure Class 🎵🎶🎼👍💙
This song pretty much sums up some in my family when I was a kid. Beware the handshake that hides the snake.
this song was offered to the Temptation's but they turned it down. the Undisputed truth recorded it and the rest is history.
urright malik and Norman and Barrett r the baddest of the bad soooo underrated.....whew.....it is genius when u make music that never gets old.....right on brothers I appreciate you always have......rip
rip Norman.....Barrett..........still with
us....still jamming
Samuel Sheneman NOT TRUE....Temps had it FIRST ( On album " Skys the limit").... wasn't put out as a single because Eddie left the group shortly after Just My Imagination .
They made a version of it too it's on TH-cam
The Temptations recorded it but I like this version better.
I LOVE THIS SONG, IT IS A TRUE SONG , THANK YOU FOR SHARING, I LOVE YOUR EXTENDED VERSION.
That was sweet wasn't it.
YES I LOVE THIS SONG.
This song is truthfully true
This is one of the GREAT oldies that provide a message in the music. The lyrics are so potent and applicable to then, TODAY & Tomorrow. We can still learn from this song and songs like this one; The Ojays, Marvin Gaye and Bobby Womack are just a few that could deliver a message in the music. We need more of this today......
I COULDNT AGREE WITH YOU MORE
This song is so DEEP and PROFOUND and the music is THE SHIT!...Peace and Love!
the best music is the one that i grew up on thank you for the Memories thank God for the lyrics and the words of my time
this hit and so many other soul classics(especially from the 70's) are so rich in rhythm,melody and message that they should still get air time today. The youth and world today are missing out on something special. But At least we got u-tube though.
Brings back memories of my childhood growing up in the projects Raymond Rosen 25th & Diamond street... The VALLEY!!!!
@Real life Terminator .
The undisputed best version.
You got it right 👍 George
Funny how music imitates life sometimes!!!Alot of songs were a statement of what u mite encounter in life¬ only were u entertained,but u were taught something too!!!
The truth is in the eyes & the eyes don't lie!
Aint that what Scareface told his partner in crime, "the eyes Chico they never lie"
@@politicallil7060 normally that's
True but , my wife and my cousin were born liars and you couldn't read them by there eyes !!
A song that will stand the test of time with all truths! Lord help us over the evil's of the world esp. now in 2022.We need a higher power watching our back!🙏😀🙏😀🙏❤
Happy Birthday Norman Whitfield & Hank Cosby. May 12th. Both, gave Us so much Great Music that drove Motown right up the Hi-way.
This version is perfect
KILLER VERSION !!!
+Himansu Patel ......Himansu....thanks so much! I appreciate it!
+Himansu Patel One Mighty Awesome song Himansu.
Indeed!!
You didn't do anything! You chopped the song up for no apparent reason!Put your computer away and listen to the original song! No changes are necessary !
Here's a tissue for your issue
LOVE this song! The Undisputed Truth was such an awesome group! I miss the 70s! Oh, for a Time Machine! ☮️❤️✌🏻🥰
always true words,, never has a song be truer, and ive listened tot his song since my childhood, and it is Still the absoulte Truth 1
Love this version.
Thanks, Doc!
DoctorOfJazz1 Yeah, this the best version ever...
Beautiful work Man. the acapella vocal intro powerfully kicks asses right from the beginning.
I love my oldies, reminds me when I was young, listening to them on the porch with my grandfather.
I,d be listening to my grandfathers civil war music back then.
songs like this, are fit for all generations.
I've had my experiences and, maybe, I'm in good health because of them.
It happened then, and it's still happening now.
i wish i could buy this version!!!! I absolutely love this version!!! Ol'skool to the bone!!! First time i heard this song was on my birthday when the movie Dead Presidents came out. I guess thats why I love the movie and soundtrack holds so much value to me
Always amazed by how you do what you do to THE MUSIC and how you only enhance it to make it even better! Thank You Always!
+MoSohl Pleez ....MoSohl.....thanks...I appreciate it!!!
In my book its wrong to destroy classic tunes from my youth as you did here! He edited the song like you would text in a document. Im not impressed!
This song has a very special meaning for me..... 15 years of marriage... Left me with 3 small boys...They dont't miss her one bit !! The youngest is 35 now..
I love ❤️ this song . It tells it like it is . Real singers and talent . I will always cherish this song . The music 🎶 today is not the same !!!
Profiles in Pittsburgh
Thanks Heavenly Norman Whitfield,☺
Smiling Faces is #1 in His Top Song in Our Rhythm and Blues and Pop and Rock and Roll AMEN HALLELUJAH😅
mentellect?
I have always loved this song from the day it came out back in 1971. The words are so true.
phrophetic wisdom right here and a bad ass mix!
Nothing like the orchestration on 70s music
Great remix! Thank you GTA for showing me this song
I kept this song in my head during my hole job time and tried to teach this to all that I hired--such a tru song--love it
mosogotam--you did it again. A vid production that sends piercing sonic shivers. The lyrics tell nothing but truth. "Can you dig it?" Fav photo--3:33-- mixing it up at the board.
Smiling faces - indeed! Sad first turned upside down. Thank you
On this day in 1971 {August 15th} "Smiling Faces Sometimes" by the Undisputed Truth peaked at #2 {for 3 weeks} on Billboard's Hot Soul Singles* chart, for the first week it was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)" by Marvin Gaye, and for it's 2nd and 3rd week at #2, "Spanish Harlem" by Aretha Franklin occupied the top spot...
"Smiling Faces Sometimes" reached #3 on Billboard's Top 100 chart...
Between 1971 and 1979 the Motown group had fifteen records on the Hot Soul Singles chart, one made the Top 10, the above "Smiling Faces Sometimes"...
The group had one record make the Top 20, "Help Yourself", it peaked at #19 {for 2 weeks} in 1974...
Two group members have passed away, founding member Billie Calvin died on June 23, 2007, at the age of 58, and Tyrone 'Lil Ty' Barkley passed on February 14, 2017, at 70...
May both Mr. Calvin and Mr. Barkley R.I.P.
* And from the 'For What It's Worth', department, the remainder of the Hot Soul Singles' Top 10 on August 15th, 1971:
At #3. "Maybe Tomorrow" by the Jackson 5
#4. "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get" by the Dramatics
#5, "Hot Pants, Part One (She Got to Use What She Got to Get What She Wants)" by James Brown
#6. "Spanish Harlem" by Aretha Franklin
#7. "Tired of Being Alone" by Al Green
#8. "Ain't No Sunshine" by Bill Withers
#9. "I Likes To Do It" by the People's Choice
#10. "Mr. Big Stuff" by Jean Knight
never heard this version makes it so new---thanks so much for posting -- loved life in 71
realest song ever it's the story of my life smiling faces
This mix is one of the main reasons I love my headphones.
Songs from this era (The era I grew up in) just bring "TEARS" to my eyes. The photo of the woman is just my cover pix, "I'm a man speaking these words." This was a HUGE hit in the urban community. It was always being played on urban radio and mainstream radio would also blow this song up. (The other version) I would love to re-visit that time in my life (The 1960's & 70's) Those were the good times / best times of my life. Life was full of life, joy & happiness. I was a teenager in 1970, i got my first pair of Allstars (Chuck Taylors) tennis shoes, $11.95. This song rock and I ran to the record shop and brought the 45, $79 cent on sale. What happen? The answer: "TIME" is what happen........and it doesn't stand still no matter what. The soul of great music will always live on in the hearts of those who were there and still care. I thank God that I was brought forth in my mother womb (1957) to experience those times and memories.
"The soul of great music will always live in the hearts of those who were there and still care" Outstanding!!!
1970s I lived it black pride
I was born in 56" I hear what you're saying. Those were some Awesome times!
A consciousness raiser through his music. That's what Norman Whitfield has been. i class such among the God sents who did not necessarily proclaim religion; as aloof from the secular, but were definitely God serving as living lights shining among men...upon men.
+winston patterson well said
They should have a course in High School that studies song lyrics. This one would be right there at the top of the list to dissect and talk about.
+broncodevil That is a very interesting concept-I would encourage you to pursue that idea . Write a book and become a millionaire start with: "well she was just seventeen " (Beatles) ...
We prob ought to not do that. ALL of the current crop of music enthusiasts would fail by simply refusing to allow profanity.
broncodevil great idea my friend
You could write a book based on the lyrics of this song for a course study in human nature cause if you live long enough you are going to experience this somewhere in your life
YEAH!! They really should.
John, your remix of this has brought a smile a mile wide on my face .Can you dig it!
THIS SONG IS SO VERY RELEVANT IN TODAY'S SOCIETY AND WORLD... THE TRUTH IS IN THE EYE'S AND THE EYE'S DON'T LIE... MMMMMM.. HMMMM!!!
Shout out to Norman Whitfield, Barret Strong, and the musicians, Berry Gordy, and the UNDISPUTED TRUTH....love this muzic til the day i drop!
Superb !!! I love the original, but you took it and made it grow !! Thankyou. XX
Heard this over PA system at Walmart the other day and was surprised that I had remembered most of the lyrics. Lived in Richmond when many of these classics were released. Perfect place to be.
The original, and the best version. Can you dig it?
David Lichner Dig It.
The Tempations did the original!
@@monicabella7894 yep!
Thank you!!! Super Respect!! StephopalOpal of New Orleans Louisiana..music and Peace ◇
Washington DC 1975 . One of many concerts. If I can remember correctly. Pointers Sisuers Bohannon and Undisputed Truth. Carter Barron Amp Theatre.
Just as true today as is was then in 1971.
Once again... a great mix on a great classic!! Thank you mosogotam..This is why I subscribe
Every-time I hear this song it reminds of my Fake relatives, so call friends and my ex-Coworkers.
If you never visited Los Angeles, CA, its like taking a trip back in time! They drive old cool cars, and play smooth sexy unforgettable music like this on the local radio stations. There's no place quite like it on earth...
EXACTLY 👍🏾💯💯💯💙SOUTH CENTRAL LOS ANGELES !!!
Awesome material to listen to. Love the lyrics.