marvin gaye: sexual healing & Motown contract
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- Marvin Gaye's 1st TV interview after returning from self-imposed exile in Germany. He talks about his new single, Sexual Healing, about money & tax problems that caused him to leave the United States, and about believing Motown ripped him off on royalties owed. This was done for the Today Show in 1982.
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Marvin was so chill right up to the end. Drugs or not, he was so smooth and classy. RIP to the 🐐🐐🐐🐐👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊.
Thanks for posting this. I don’t care where Marvin’s head was. Whatever personal demons he had was his business. The main thing is when it came to his music, he always delivered. His music is heard today in movies, TV, commercials etc. That alone shows that real genuine talent is timeless.
Ever since I was a kid,I was soooo bow down in love with this man,and the feeling is still the same today! If he was still alive,I would send red roses to his door every day,just to let him know how much he's loved.
I wish he was still here ❤️
He was so gifted, highly intelligent, and just a beautiful man. RIP Marvin Gaye
His intelligence was seemingly always in concert with his tremendous musical gifts!
Marvin appeared weary and tired at this point. He looked very sad, lonely, and much older than the mid 40s he actually was. He was like an idol to me growing up, and I still can't get enough of his songs and interviews decades later! 😥
This was when he first got back to the states. In 83 and 84, he was his gorgeous self again.
I wish we could have helped him he saved me many times I love you Marvin xxxx
Talented man with a troubled soul, be at peace with the Lord Jesus Christ Marvin Pentz Gaye Jr.
Marvin was definitely that guy 💯🔥🎯
An absolute genius . Would have loved to have met him. Thanks for sharing .. great interview
I love Marvin..Nobodys perfect. I just wish he knew how much he was loved 💕Fine self
Marvin was a Super Cool Dude.
He looked soooooo sad...
I've heard from one (at most two, perhaps) documentaries on Marvin that stated he was never truly happy after Terrell's death 😢
From what I read, he owed IRS $9Million at the time of his death. Being broke and super famous tend to not go well together, not to mention divorces. Guy was seriously depressed.
I'm not gay, but i have to say he had such a nice calm voice
you’re gaye
🤣🤣🤣🤦🏾♀️
Nah, you DEFINITELY gay.
Marvin’s father was a cross dresser.
Three of his uncles were homosexuals.
Marvin also experimented with cross dressing.
Boyd went toe to toe with Marvin!! 🙌🏾😄 Legendary interview! One for the ages.
MPG was the man and truly one of a kind!
Thanks for sharing Mr. Matson. Ah, Marvin and his metaphors and caginess though he did answer your questions in the affirmative. Marvin was always quite stylish too. It's a crying shame how his last great triumph led him down the road to his ruin. Many people who knew him felt he should've stayed in Belgium.
His love for Mother Gaye brought him back... unfortunately that was the beginning of the end.
@@ShawnThomas78 Indeed.
@@ShawnThomas78 that day April 1st in 1984 was a very dark time in the music world when we lost him...
THANK YOU for sharing this!
Marvin stayed fresh😘
Marvin Gaye you’re finally happy in heaven I’ll see you there 2021 I’m
Missing you
When you marry the boss of Motown's sister and have a messy divorce you get problems, He had the last laugh on Motown coming back with a number one hit "Sexual Healing" and winning his first ever Grammy also in 1983, things were looking good until his dad murdered him the following year, it's probably more likely in hindsight to say he had the 2nd last laugh on Motown......His Album "What's Going On" is right up there alongside Pet Sounds and Sgt Pepper as the greatest album of all time.
Thank you for uploading this video unknown to me (huge Marvin fan)
Wow thanks for this..
He looks so down and out here, I can see a huge weight on him from that life he lived.
Very sad
He lost the weight and was looking fine again by the time award season rolled around.
Fine ass talented man ❤❤
Marvin I’m missing you 2021
Wow never seen this before
Selling OVER 1Million Copies in it's first 2 weeks out...Damn, gone Marvin. that let you know, the people Missed him being gone for 3 years. this is my boy, El Debarge boy.
full interview?
Best-known 🌠
Now Boyed...🙂
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in Belgium, not germany
I’m
Going back to the Louisiana strawberry farm to chill I need my family both sides my Aunt Dela is black my uncle is Sicilian I need to get back to my happiness which is them my truth my sanctuary where we all love each other and honestly my aunt Dela s side are my favorites most of my side are dead
Here's the source video from The Today Show (1982). It was Marvin's first interview after coming back to America: th-cam.com/video/HT516fABsvM/w-d-xo.html
Now Boyd. Slow your roll.
PS I knew both of them Marvin gaye and teddy pendergrass that water both Aries ego tripping both of them..
Why couldn't these interviewers focus on the music instead of the backstory of his business dealings and troubles. A bunch of vultures.
At 2:36 that is not Marvin Gaye lol face smooth and hair line and hair texture is not the same.
Huh?
Oh and her fabulous food she’s 82 acts 50 lol
My cousin Charlie is married with 3 kids it’s going to be a reunion I wish the world could live like we do I’m doing a documentary on my aunt Dela her experience as a black queen married to a white man in the 1950 s Louisiana
Very camp here. Hadn’t noticed that before
He looked bad on this interview. It's so sad. In my opinion, the most talented R&B singer of all time, but his demons probably tarnished his greatness.
Why do you say he looks bad?
@@TempeSoldier123You see his eyes? He looks old for only 44 on this interview
@@kip2shy everyone looked older back then. It’s just that generation.
Marvin was such a mess. Especially after Let's Get It On period.
Give me 66-73 era of Marvin Gaye
Mess, how?
Actually, everybody is a mess.
@@TempeSoldier123 you know why, do I have to explain it?
1973 was when he was MOST happiest but I'd say things started going out of control around the '76-'77 period.
@@SPTO I agree with you, which is why I believe Marvin Gaye's peak was from 1966-1973, Moods Of Marvin Gaye, In The Groove, What's Going On, Trouble Man and Let's Get It On are his greatest work.