THE MOTOWN SOUND The new 'Detroit Sound' a small Negro owned and operated record company music has become the leading national company in selling 45 discs.
Sing that song David! 2019 we still love you and miss you and Eddie, Paul and Melvin. Just watch David’s body movements when he sings. He puts his heart and soul into every song he sings.
James Jamerson in the background. The master bassist creating just one of the thousands of Motown Memories. His bass lines will always be the standard for serious bass players everywhere.
Easy to forget that Motown was still considered a small company back then, even when it was pumping out all those classics. Gordy's company was a family-owned company, an independent, not affiliated with any of the big record companies like RCA, Atlantic, etc. It is truly mind-boggling that this "small" company was beating the big guys when it came to their hit ratio. Just goes to show you, if you give the public something that really connects with them on a gut level, and do it with quality, you can beat anybody any time.
The music speaks for itself, that's why. Berry Gordy himself thought the mixing and mastering at motown was lacking in those days compared to other records that came out on other companies around the same time, and in sone cases by ear he probably was right, but their records sold like hot cakes, why? The music (songs, arrangements and production) itself they was putting out was that good back then.
Ruff! Laying it down as only he could. The Classic Five! No other composition of singers bearing the moniker "Temptations" will ever surpass the magic created by THE Temptations! 🎤👓🎩👞🎩👞🎩👞🎩👞🎩👞
THIS IS A JOY TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL VIDEO. THANK YOU MUCH FOR SHARING, I APPRECIATE IT. IT'S ALMOST LIKE THESE GUYS ARE STILL HERE WITH US. MUCH LOVE FORM SEATTLE
Ah, those studio musicians of Motown...James Jamerson, the father of the bass line played like a lead guitar..a genius. He was the sound of the driving beat of those songs that resembled the sounds heard in the auto plant where Berry Gordy once worked, was pure Motown with that drivinv beat and with those amazing soaring horns it was impossible not to listen to it. Papa Benny Benjamin, maestro of the drums...all of the greats are there. When they started using the Detroit Symphony the square looking white guys, over 55 in suits were kind of amazed to be invited to play on their tracks.these snobs who never heard a rock n' roll record they liked. Once they started with the Motown stable of singers they all got to enjoy it, and each other.
The talent standing in this room is mind boggling... just seeing Ruffin and James Jamerson in that room would be enough to make me shit myself.... I'm in awe just watching this.
The most interesting thing about this video is how much ahead of their time it shows Motown was. The fact that they used a female musician (Bobbye Hall) in that day and time (featured on congas) should be applauded, as this was extremely rare at that time!
THANKS FOR POSTING THIS. THIS WAS GREAT SEEING DAVID SING THIS LIVE. THIS WAS FROM TEMPTATIONS WITH A LOT O' SOUL--WISH IT DID NOT CUT TO THE SUPREMES THOUGH. SHOULD HAVE STAYED ON THE TEMPS.
We were shown this program as a 16mm film (on a Bell and Howell sound projector) in elementary school in 1967. Sorry Is A Sorry Word wasn't a hit but it SHOULD have been.
This was staged, but real! David even got one part of words wrong. The outside world wanted to know how records were made. Berry thank GOD Gordy gave is this! By 1963 Motown stop recording live. Audio track was first, then background. Last was lead vocals. Still I'm happy they did this live play!
David was an amazing lead singer. The Temptations weren't the same without him. I was never a Dennis Edwards fan, and after that they lost their appeal IMHO.
I think it should have been "David Ruffin and the Temptations" maybe David would still be around. Believe they should have given him that. Maybe his life would have been different. 🤔
I love David ruffin 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹 The music 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶 sooths My soul 💜 on every single song ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💜 rip sweetheart 👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄💋💋💋💋💋💕🌼🌹😆🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🌹
That guy is the renowned Brian Holland of the famous HDH writing team. If you had listened to the album "Temptations With A Lot Of Soul", you would know the final cut was above par. Otis is featured in "Don't Send Me Away", a smooth ballad. The Temps next album was their best ever..."I Wish It Would Rain".
@@MrDarkElement I realize studio sessions consists of takes and retakes, it was more of a joke. But thanks for the info... didn't know that was Holland (of famous Holland-Dozier-Holland).
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The great David Ruffin doing his thing once again!
Sing that song David! 2019 we still love you and miss you and Eddie, Paul and Melvin. Just watch David’s body movements when he sings. He puts his heart and soul into every song he sings.
David ruffin a master at his work
Killing it without even trying. Shoutout to the live instruments as well.
Yep, old school right there. :)
YES GAWD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
James Jamerson in the background. The master bassist creating just one of the thousands of Motown Memories. His bass lines will always be the standard for serious bass players everywhere.
I know right, put there heart and soul into it. I was born 77 but I appreciate music from this time love temptations
You still with US 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🌹❤️🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀💐💐💐💐🪻🪻🪻🪻🪻🪻
I remember this song my mom used to play this on our car rides, she loves the temptations.
Notice how everyone was dressed so professional in blazers, ties etc. Class .....plain class!!!
They're so great they make it look easy.
The late and Great Paul,David,Eddie & Melvin only Otis is still with us God Bless The Temptations.FOREVER!
paul fitzpatrick ...and saw Otis perform last year, 2016, at WinStar Casino...great show!
And he was the real pain in the neck.Otis was to boogie for me.
What priceless footage!
David killed it once again bad to the bone Rest Easy Mr David Ruffin 1941-1991
Deabray Webb ...their as strong today as in 60's when I was a sophomore in HS...yep for sure..:)
Easy to forget that Motown was still considered a small company back then, even when it was pumping out all those classics. Gordy's company was a family-owned company, an independent, not affiliated with any of the big record companies like RCA, Atlantic, etc. It is truly mind-boggling that this "small" company was beating the big guys when it came to their hit ratio. Just goes to show you, if you give the public something that really connects with them on a gut level, and do it with quality, you can beat anybody any time.
wonderful as always, Tomo!! good to see you still around and happy!! :)
The music speaks for itself, that's why. Berry Gordy himself thought the mixing and mastering at motown was lacking in those days compared to other records that came out on other companies around the same time, and in sone cases by ear he probably was right, but their records sold like hot cakes, why? The music (songs, arrangements and production) itself they was putting out was that good back then.
Gosh. A bunch of vocalists and musicians in the same room playing. Great to watch!
Mike Anderson ...Everything was recorded live in the studio in those days.
I have ALL the Temps lp's growing up. But I never seen footage like this with the whole band!! PRICELESS!!!
Ruff!
Laying it down as only he could. The Classic Five!
No other composition of singers bearing the moniker "Temptations" will ever surpass the magic created by THE Temptations!
🎤👓🎩👞🎩👞🎩👞🎩👞🎩👞
The Man....Jamerson at 1:55. Clearly illustrating "The Hook" technique that he's famous for. Priceless...
THIS IS A JOY TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL VIDEO. THANK YOU MUCH FOR SHARING, I APPRECIATE IT. IT'S ALMOST LIKE THESE GUYS ARE STILL HERE WITH US. MUCH LOVE FORM SEATTLE
real legends
TEMPTATIONS FOREVER
Ah, those studio musicians of Motown...James Jamerson, the father of the bass line played like a lead guitar..a genius. He was the sound of the driving beat of those songs that resembled the sounds heard in the auto plant where Berry Gordy once worked, was pure Motown with that drivinv beat and with those amazing soaring horns it was impossible not to listen to it. Papa Benny Benjamin, maestro of the drums...all of the greats are there. When they started using the Detroit Symphony the square looking white guys, over 55 in suits were kind of amazed to be invited to play on their tracks.these snobs who never heard a rock n' roll record they liked. Once they started with the Motown stable of singers they all got to enjoy it, and each other.
The talent standing in this room is mind boggling... just seeing Ruffin and James Jamerson in that room would be enough to make me shit myself.... I'm in awe just watching this.
Derek Dewayne m
Fabulous thank you for bringing this to us 🌟
This is incredible
David we never doubted you
Just straight raw live sounds word is bond 👌💯
The most interesting thing about this video is how much ahead of their time it shows Motown was. The fact that they used a female musician (Bobbye Hall) in that day and time (featured on congas) should be applauded, as this was extremely rare at that time!
Yes, I saw her, she's Jamming.
THANKS FOR POSTING THIS. THIS WAS GREAT SEEING DAVID SING THIS LIVE. THIS WAS FROM TEMPTATIONS WITH A LOT O' SOUL--WISH IT DID NOT CUT TO THE SUPREMES THOUGH. SHOULD HAVE STAYED ON THE TEMPS.
Reinaldo Green which ever way the temps blew the shit out of this song
I love you David RIP Baby
Sooo Awesome!
David ruffin what a great voice
Do yall how many legends is this footage?#CLASSIC
Yes Corrynthia Yes
I stood under that very mic David was singing under...
Really?
Anthony Wilson yep I went to the motown museum
@@skd_don ok that's cool did you meet David ruffin or was this after he passed
Anthony Wilson this was waaaay after he passed lol it was only 2 years ago
@@skd_don ok thanks
I came here today because just had to see them in the studio- I dream I never had the chance to experience in person.
If you look closely you will see Bob Babbit and James Jamerson of the Funk Brothers. RIP brothers. Dr. Doo Wop
Temptations with a lot o soul Classic album.
DAVID RUFFIN, THE KING OF KINGS........ THE TEMPTATIONS FOREVER !!!!!!!
TNR-vintage. Temptations in the studio taking care of business. Kelsey West Philly 😊 ✌
I actually like this version!! C'mon Ruffin!!🔥
Merci pour cette vidéo incroyable, le talent et le travail réunis dans ce studio...MAGIQUE
1:57... Funk Brothers... incl. lengendary James Jamerson
(how much would tickets have cost to watch them rehearse like that !)
Pressed the wrong thing sorry didn’t mean to dislike
amazing
Great video thanks for upload.
Thanks for posting this video in colour!
Pure Magic !!!
Never seen the whole version. We get a live version at the end too.
Interesting to see the musicians working on that session, and the producer (Norman Whitfield) work with them and the singers.
+robbk1 I think that's Brian Holland, priceless footage!
+kenj280 Yes, the first guy is Brian, but who was the other one (taller, thinner fellow) who asked for "The Letter C"? He was probably the arranger.
+robbk1 not sure who that is.
+kenj280
that's the great Ivy Jo Hunter who co wrote this song with Eddie Holland.
+robbk1
that's the great Ivy Jo Hunter who co wrote this song with Eddie Holland.
PRICELESS !
We were shown this program as a 16mm film (on a Bell and Howell sound projector) in elementary school in 1967. Sorry Is A Sorry Word wasn't a hit but it SHOULD have been.
This was staged, but real! David even got one part of words wrong. The outside world wanted to know how records were made. Berry thank GOD Gordy gave is this! By 1963 Motown stop recording live. Audio track was first, then background. Last was lead vocals. Still I'm happy they did this live play!
Kelvin Hatcher how did you know it was staged?
Dontae Playz All of that was pre recorded, except for the last performance, which was live.
Kelvin Hatcher ...Those recordings at Hitsville, U.S.A. throughout the 'sixties were recorded live. If you made a mistake, another take was done
For press purposes..kinda had a feeling. Great to see them live in action.
@@unique74muzik ...That's not true! I saw the broadcast. That's how they record, PERIOD!!! With or without the press.
The first take was so much better at that faster tempo. It slowed down later on.
I see you Jamerson..
Notice how the group falls right back in on q...never missing a beat
therese fassie Yes!!
check out the LIVE musicians Yes, this is when music was REAL!
Temptations, 4-EVER !! ----------David / Eddie / Paul / Otis / & Melvin ------------WolfSky9, 72 y/o
Rare Gold
They did what the music industry call a "punch in" at letter C.
Wow. I am awesome
DAVID!!!!!! 🥰🥰
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!
I just realized how tall the Temps were. Ruffin is about 6'3 so the other guys are about the same with the exception of Paul and Melvin
What’s the name of this song so amazing and powerful
0:53 the harmony
a small African American owned and operated record company !!!!!!
I see Bobbye Hall on percussion. Great stuff🪘
You can hear the tears in his voice him and levi studds sound like. They crying
This is way back in the day
Fear No Man Only God 1967
David was an amazing lead singer. The Temptations weren't the same without him. I was never a Dennis Edwards fan, and after that they lost their appeal IMHO.
Why didn’t you like Dennis?
I wish there was more videos like this. This isn’t American Idol.
Ruffin is the goat 🐐
Is there a reason Why the Microphone was so high when David was singing? I noticed this with many band singers.
The hate in the reporters voice at the end says it all
But Ruffin killed this
Yes it was......15 millions dollars a year........
im sorry when the producer told the guitars to put more feeling into it I still didn't hear the differance
💀
I guess the musicians picked it up a bit. Dragging.
Finally
Funk Brothers made it happen!
RIP David Ruffin (1941-1991)
I think it should have been "David Ruffin and the Temptations" maybe David would still be around. Believe they should have given him that. Maybe his life would have been different. 🤔
The reporter look pissed as hell at the end. He might as well been speaking through clinched teeth.
studio musicians whose input and output reverberated around the world; first tempo was better.
Sing David sing...
I liked the faster tempo on “Sorry Is A Sorry Word”. I feel like the final work,while amazing, was a bit overproduced.
Who’s the woman playing percussions?
Bobbye Hall I believe she was a rarity in the Motown story and it’s sound!
@@adrianlyord5300 Also interesting white and black people just playing.
What is the name of song that the temptations are singing?
this rare video look like kind of the temptations 🎥 a little bit.
***** I was talking about them recording in the studio in this video that it look like they acting the same way like in the movie.
Easy when you’ve got the voice of Ruff
I love David ruffin 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹 The music 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶 sooths My soul 💜 on every single song ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💜 rip sweetheart 👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄💋💋💋💋💋💕🌼🌹😆🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🌹
Studio A
David sounded so much like Otis Redding at the beginning!
What's the name of the tune at the beginning?
am74343 Sorry Is A Sorry Word
Damn! Berry looked like he was about to start scratchin and mixin with those big ass turntables!
My Temptation is David E. Ruffin
the first take sounded better. That guy stopped them, just to be stopping them.
That guy is the renowned Brian Holland of the famous HDH writing team. If you had listened to the album "Temptations With A Lot Of Soul", you would know the final cut was above par. Otis is featured in "Don't Send Me Away", a smooth ballad. The Temps next album was their best ever..."I Wish It Would Rain".
@@MrDarkElement I realize studio sessions consists of takes and retakes, it was more of a joke. But thanks for the info... didn't know that was Holland (of famous Holland-Dozier-Holland).
Who's the lady playing the drums.
I believe her name was Bobbye Hall ?!
the funk brothers
ole Slick-ass Berry was astute enough to be "caught" previewing a new record by his side-chick's group @3:40 #Promotion
after David Paul Eddie Melvin and Otis all the rest are the fake tation
He's a maniac for being fooled. A setup indeed.
They showed to real secret to the motown sound for like 2 seconds. Mr james jamerson.
What’s this song
Writers of remember me from the Pixar film coco were influenced by this song
What the name of this song?
Sorry is a sorry word by The Temptations
The scourge of drugs - imagine if David Ruffin and Whitney Houston could have sung duets. Would have been out of this world.
Soulllllllllllllll
"Ain't nobody comin' to see you Otis" lol R.i.p to the great David Ruffin
Dexter Valentine ...Most of The Temptations tv movie was fictionalized.
@@brucescott4261 yes it was 11-6-19
Leon ad-lib