Soundstage - "Goin' Round With The Spinners" - WTTW Channel 11 (Complete Broadcast, 5/8/1977) 📺
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- Here's another complete Soundstage (re)broadcast, this time with the Spinners, as aired over WTTW Channel 11. [This episode originally aired in 1976].
Includes:
'Public space' ID (voiceover by Marty Robinson)
Soundstage slide with stereo simulcast (WXRT FM 93) notice (voiceover by Marty Robinson)
Opening titles and sequence, with group members on basketball court identifying themselves (in order: Henry Fambrough, baritone; Bobby Smith, tenor and lead vocals; Billy Henderson, tenor; Pervis Jackson, bass; and Philippe 'Soul' Wynne, second lead) (voiceover by Marty Robinson)
Group walks out on stage and starts off with "It's a Shame" (1:32, lead Philippe), followed by "I've Got To Make It On My Own" (4:30, lead Henry and Philippe) and "The Rubberband Man" (7:43, lead Philippe), then Pervis plugs their new "Happiness Is Being With The Spinners" album, leading in to "Wake Up Susan" (12:35, lead Philippe), followed by a medley of their older hits including "Then Came You" (16:25), "Ghetto Child" (18:32), "I Don't Want To Lose You" (20:41), "One Of A Kind (Love Affair)" (22:40, lead Philippe and Bobby) and "Love Or Leave" (25:13, lead Bobby and Philippe).
Next is a musical question, "What are the Spinners really like?," a filmed segment where the members take Q&A at an outdoor park from people with regard to their beginnings, their backgrounds and such.
Back to the stage, with "How Could I Let You Get Away" (32:19, lead Philippe) and "Tenderly" (38:37).
Another musical question, "Can five Spinners beat three Chicago Bulls?," with footage of a Bulls-Spinners matchup accompanying a performance of "They Just Can't Stop It - the (Games People Play)" (42:58, lead Bobby with Pervis at "12:45") - the answer: ??
Philippe leads an intro to "Sadie" (song starts at 46:48), followed by Bobby proclaiming "Party time!" leading into "Mighty Love" (54:00, on which he and Philippe share lead) which closes the program.
Ending credits (look for shots of General Electric PE-350's as the credits roll):
Soundstage
Producer / Director - Bill Heitz
Associate Producer - Charles Mitchell
Assistant Director - Cynthia Southon
Assistant Producer - Jane Kaplan
Production Coordinator - Jacqueline Fabish
Technical Supervisor - Tim Snell
Audio - John Kennamer
Video - Jerry Hanna
Lighting Designer - Jim Gedwellas
Set Designer - Michael Loewenstein
Camera - Jerry Binder, Barry Blue, Bill Finch, John Hampson
Video Recording - Rich Davies
Video Editing - Vorce McIntosh, Susan Smeyak
Floor Director - Marvin Pienta
Audio Assistant - Jim Mancini
Graphics - Carolyn Gleeson
Floor Assistants - Bruce Rehberger, Rex Victor
Maintenance - Al Skierkiewicz
Production Assistant - Sandra Middleton
Musical Conductor - Maurice King
Vocal Backgrounds - New Horizons
Accompanying Musicians - Ted Smith, Rodney Stepp, Rodney Voorhees, Tony Williams and The Ray Papai Orchestra
Special Thanks to - Buddy Allen, North Shore Hilton, Tom Hoover, Studio Instrument Rentals
Major funding and additional support notice voiceover (by Marty Robinson), accompanied on screen:
Public Television Stations
Ford Foundation
Corp. for Public Broadcasting
Copyright 1976 Chicago Educational Television Assoc.
A Production of WTTW / Chicago
Promo for upcoming Soundstage spotlighting 1976 Down Beat Awards (voiceover by Marty Robinson) (ending voiceover by Don Ferris)
"Made possible by" notice with Kraft Foods logo on screen (voiceover by Marty Robinson)
Promo for Part 1 of 4-part presentation of "Hard Times" for Wednesday at 8pm (voiceover by Marty Robinson)
Skyline ID with incomplete sign-off (voiceover by Marty Robinson)
This aired on local Chicago TV on Sunday, May 8th 1977 during the 11:00pm to 12 Midnight timeframe.
(Premiered on Wednesday, November 10th, 1976, and also aired Sunday, November 14th, 1976, Thursday, May 5th 1977, Thursday, June 22nd 1978 and Saturday, June 24th 1978).
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The criminally underrated and overlooked Phillipe Wynne..what a great singer and entertainer
You got that right!
He takes you to church!
I don’t think he was either underrated or overlooked; he died too young after a failed solo career, but was really appreciated in his day; who knows what kind of success and recognition lay before him?
One of the best group of there time. There message, their dance steps they were the real deal. They couldn't be though.
Great singer should of stayed with the Spinners went solo and had no hits. But he's awesome
The talent with Bobby and Phillipe was just beyond comprehension. The entire lineup at this point was a machine and there is nothing like it. Thom Bell was also phenomenal and their messages resonated in the urban areas in that era and provided inspiration and hope. Sad there is only one original left.
These guys were magnificent. Phillepe Wynn such a gifted singer. RIP. Hey vote them into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame!
lord have mercy that brotha phillipe wynn was bless with one of the smoothes voices ever and his energy is a joy to watch
That Sadie song brought me to tears, rest in peace mommy I miss you. My mother was just like the song❤.
These men are amazing. The vocal abilities, the soul, timing. I'm touched
I was at this concert 18 years old and fresh out of high-school
The late great Phillipe Wynne, when you hear that voice, you automatically think of church! God bless them!
Who in the world could not enjoy this video?!
Philippe Wynne and Bobby Smith deserve all the props they get, but I’ve always felt that Henry Fambrough was their secret and unheralded weapon. He was the change-of-pace guy. He could be the smooth balladeer like on “Ghetto Child”; he had a powerful falsetto; he was the consummate team player. If the Spinners were a football team, Phillippe Wynne would be the big powerful fullback; Bobby Smith would be the smooth running back with all the moves; but Henry Fambrough would be the guy you’d bring in when you desperately needed a first down. He could run the ball, catch the ball, or throw it if he had to. Not intending to talk about him in the past tense because he’s the last surviving member of the Spinners.
Henry could hold his own on lead he did the b sides and album tracks sadly he's the only original left G C Cameron and john edwards are the other lead singers left henry was their secret weapon just like lenny mayes of the Dramatics was
"Ghetto Child" was a later-in-life discovery for me; I love the vocal handoffs and the seeming odd-meter choruses that really aren't. One of my favorite Spinners songs to play on bass.
He has now passed away on
February 7th,2024 at the age of 85.
@@jaylene.turner6524 I definitely know. He’s left us with great musical memories.
Phillippe Wynn, RIP brother - still thinking about your voice.
There will never be another spinners on this Earth or in this lifetime long live the Spinners Bobby Purvis Billy Henry Felipe John and JC
RIP Bobby Smith original lead singer
Talent and class that's the Spinners!
Remember seeing these guys in Cherry Hill NJ, program was so great, group had to literally drag Philippe off the stage. He was high energy from the beginning to the end of the show. I was so tired at the end of the show one would’ve thought I was on the stage preforming 😂😂😂 So sad can’t get that same feeling from same musicians
One of the 70’s most underrated r&b/pop acts
Underatted? We loved ❤d them!!!! Am 75 still ❤ them. Hey play Sadie. Your heartstrings will still break. ❤❤❤❤
@@marquitaarmstrong399 Don’t get me wrong the Spinners is one of my all time favorite groups but some people I know don’t think they were a great group and that is why I felt they were underrated. BTW, I have a very soft spot for their hit single Sadie as this was my late grandmother’s name
"When I was a child I found out to make it in this world there's no doubt...You've got to be real strong you see!!!"....Classic Spinners Sound!!!!❤❤❤💪💪💪
Philipe is the best. He had such a unique voice! Sadly missed.😰😰
AMAZING - I was so lucky to have seen them live over a dozen times from 1974 to 1979 - I was also a young kid and back stage in the dressing room with all of them - Pervis & Bobby where just so much fun and cool -Henry was just cool - Phillipe was amazing - If Thom Bell did not pick the Spinners from the very bottom of a long list of acts, a list proposed to him by Atlantic Records so he could have a group to work with... None of this would have happened. Only "ITS A SHAME", nothing else - Thom Bell, created and made the Spinners - The guys could dance and sing and where great entertainers. LOVE YOU THOM!
Grow up on Philly. All of them came to the Uptown before they headed to NYC Appollo. What fun Great era... Also never forget the great horn sections. 😮😮😮😮😮
Thom Bell didn't create the spinners he produced the Spinners the Spinners were created in Detroit in the 50s!!
@@jacobbyerson5075 yes of course, but Motown let them go - they where all but done with barley two hits…and with one hit being from Stevie and not the regular Motown hit makers Motown saw no future in them…several months later Atlantic Ertagon gave Thom a list of many many groups that he could select to produce and the Spinner where the last name on the long list. When Thom selected them, as Thom knew that the group had untapped talent that was overlooked at Motown. Without Thom the Spinner would have been a one hit wonder group….Thom Bell made the Stylistics and Spinners… Period and of story.
@@jeffreysteinberg9797 of course I agree with you but don't say he made them. Motown had too many of the same type groups. Mr Jerry I know who you are a great music man at Atlantic. I feel they needed each other. Much Respect Mr Jerry. It's a matter of opinion
Thom Bell didn't create the Spinners. They were a former Motown act ("It's A Shame", "Sweet Thing", etc). That's when GC Cameron was their front man. Thom Bell along with Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff (The Mighty Three), gave them more respect than they received at Motown. Ironically Phillipe Wynne was a relative of GC Cameron
Thom Bell's arranging & composing with Joseph Jefferson, Bruce Hawes and Charles Simmons writing changed their whole game along with Mr Wynne's dynamics
5-8-77 I was graduating high school at that time. South Side High C/O 77 in Memphis TN. I love those people and love the Spinners!
Harmony, Slick Steps, vocal ranges, Timing❤ I love the SPINNERS🤩😍 Still to me one of the most underrated groups😰 They didn't cross over like some of the Motown groups which is so sad. But they left us such a musical legacy that I'm proud to have grown up in the era they were a part of❤❤❤❤
Listening to this in 2021 June. Should be in the Hall of fame, very underrated.
Never underated just jealousy
I’m lisiten In 2022 and those were some fine brothers and I’m 70 years old one of my favorite group
And yes they should be in the hall of fame
@@jeanniehughes1761 they not underrated people are still jealous of there professionalism and talent when hall of fame come around again we will vote them in even though they're all dead
@@jeanniehughes1761 the best
Being born in 1987 I wasn’t able to witness this era of music. If only I could’ve been a teenager in the 70’s. Definitely the best music in that era ❤️❤️❤️
Hi I was a teenager in the seventies,they were my most happiest years ,great music,fashion? Questionable, but they were the best days o my life❤
My first time seeing this in its entirety since it aired. The year before, my parents took 5 year old me to see them at the Arie Crown Theater, my first concert.
Ain't anybody like the Spinners anymore. They were unique. I been loving them since 73 and their music is still just as fresh and great 50 years later. Phillipe Wynne was a giant
One of the best groups from the 70's I was in love with ! I just don't see how the audience set threw the whole show !
They would've had to carry me out of there cause I couldn't have kept my seat !! I'd been dancing to every song !!!!!!
YES ! MA'AM !!!!! 😂😂😂😂😘
And,I agree with you 100.. I could not have stayed in my seat!!!.,🥰🥰🥰👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
What a gem this is. Thank you. Listening to the Spinners on a Saturday is good medicine.
This has got to be the best live concert on TH-cam. When I get to heaven, I hope it' s like this.
❤❤❤❤❤me too😊
First time seeing this. Phillipe Wynn! WOW! What an amazing live performance.
The best group ever !
Showmanship along with great talent.
One hell of a show
Oh my goodness! I just had a moment. As the music started, I was back, back in the 70's, when I first heard this. It was a momentary feeling, but so real. Now I want to cry. We were all so young, with our lives (and deaths) ahead of us. So glad we have TH-cam, to relive the best parts of our younger years. Thank you, Spinners! Wether you are here or gone on from the world. Thank you! Thank you!
I'm from that Era. Need I say any more?
I miss my uncle Phillippe Wynne, blood uncle mothers older brother.
Your uncle is my favorite singer, performer, entertainer, period. I watch this everyday! My favorite part is I’ve got to make it on my own. Starts around 4:25 it’s an honor to ever speak to a bloodline relative. What your family produce with G. C. Cameron as well I’m surprised y’all not out there performing. Thank God for Philippe Wynne and The Spinners. My favorite group.
@barry baker thanks, what's really amazing is all his siblings could sing as well. They use to sing on corners as a group. One of his younger sisters was a professional opera singer!!
@@marticuts I read that! Amazing! 🙏🏿 I would love any more information you care to share. None of these guys got their real props!!!
Wow, what an amazing uncle you had. I know you miss him!! We, the fans miss him too!! I’m German, but always loved soul music from the 70’s! Spinners definitely one of my favorites!!!
I was at the club that night‼️ At least he left behind a "star" that will forever shine so bright, touching so many 💕 hearts like no other singer on this earth‼️Shout out to all the family members of these unforgettable recording brothers, band and background singers!They came to DISNEYLAND for the Class of 1974' and turned it out🙏🌿🥀🌉‼️
Enjoying this classic gem from The Spinners and all of their vocals and stage presence. Not found much these days in contemporary R&B. RIP to those men in the group who have passed since this show.
I remember the voice of P,Wynne and it was good music ,,,,Spinners were underrated too..They could sing and perform....❤❤
I know I saw this show when it first aired and it may have been my introduction to the Spinners beyond hearing "Rubberband Man" on the radio - a song I've always liked. None of the other similar R&B vocal groups had the same effect on me. I've loved these guys ever since and SPINNERS LIVE is one of my favorite albums to this very day. The songs are just so special; they transcend the genre.
The legendary Maurice KING conducting the band
The organ Hammond B3 sounds great !! What a wonderful band ! Great memories !
I watched this 2 times because I enjoyed the concert and didn’t know they sung a lot of these songs excellent group
The memories from them...woooooow
I'M tryin to tell you ‼️‼️💕❤️❣️🌹🌹🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks so much for this post . I knew Purvis Jackson ,Bobby Smith ,Bill Henderson ,and of course Formby. I was on shows with them in Cleveland, Ohio back in the day. Their guitarist is Joe Jackson from Cleveland on this program. I was so happy for this group because MOTOWN did not promote them as they did the other vocal groups. What folks do not know these guys worked in the male room at HITSVILLE. They also traveled when they got bookings. Maurice King is the Orchestra leader on this program. They are no longer living now but please keep these programs going. It means a lot musicians as myself who was a part of the 60s music scene.
Tony, thank you so much for providing information about the members of the Spinners organization. I've wondered so often who the gent is that is the orchestra leader. He's so cool and gets such a great sound from the brass, strings, and all of the band.
I am from Ferndale, MI. We claim the Spinners as ours.
The Showmanship!!!! Everything!!
💯%
Top flight production from top to bottom!
True, Bobby Smith had a beautiful voice, but Phillipe's voice is so distinctive - to this day, there's nothing like it, and his ad-lib scatting added high energy to every song.
I was at walgreens tonight and they've playing. Could of be I. Am falling in love I was jamming in walgreens tonight also i got a comment today that brought me here God is good people We got to vote this group in hall of fame make sure you vote next year. Thank you for sending your comment today
PW was the truth
They all look so happy to be singing and dancing!
Wow this entire show was AMAZING 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
One of the all time greatest groups! I miss those days, God Bless the Spinners!
😂great as usual!!!!❤❤❤
I absolutely adore Phillipe Wynn's voice!
Hands ✋ down, one of my favorite group, with one of the "Best" singing Voice ever - Phillipe Wynn...Rest in Glory my dear ❤
@@lornabeckford5419 i absolutely agree with you. Philippe Soul Wynne is my favorite singer of all time.
Phillipe's impressions were so spot on, he was simply the greatest showman in any vocal group of that time. When he dud Al Green, I was I awe
@@Torrebrannon I loved it too. Philippe sounded just like Al Green.
I miss him
My late husband loved this group he was going to see Phillips the night he died singing on stage this man awlsome and he didn’t died alone he was doing what he loved singing and rocking the crowd such a beautiful man left us too soon ❤❤❤❤ and I loved the other guys but Motown promoted their favorites and they all left Motown not paying them shame on Berry but Marvin went toe to toe to get his What’s going Lp and Let’s get it on two of his greatest Lp written by him and promoting by him Berry cause him to not be awarded a Grammy ❤❤
those brothers had tight moves, sang live , no raggedy clothes , pants not falling off, the female that came out had all her clothes on, real instruments.
AMAZING GEM!!!CLASSIC '77 ERA!
Thank you so so sooooooooooloo
MUCH🏙🏙🏙🏙
Timeless! I was in the 5th grade in the mid 70s, and remember these songs. I’ve always loved the Rubberband Man. Phillipe is wonderful.
Me to exactly
I love the Spinners ‼️ But philipp'e Wynn WAS a TRUE PROFORMER / ENTERTAINER. I CAN TELL AT ONE TIME HE WAS RAISED IN THE CHURCH. BECAUSE WHEN HE GETS LOOSE, I CAN'T SEE NOTHING BUT THE HOLY SPIRIT GUIDING HIS FEET. HIS EVERY MOVE IS A TESTIMONY AS TO WHERE HE HAD BEEN ‼️ I MISS THEM ALL SO MUCH ‼️ THERE WILL NEVER BE MUSIC AND TALENT LIKE THIS ANYMORE. IT MAKES ME FEEL SOME KINDA WAY 😢😭. Simply beautiful 💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕👍🏽💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯.
I love the Spinners Phillip's Wynn was a true Singer And Dancer rest in Peace Phillip
Me too❤🙏🌿🥀🌉‼️
Thank you. I absolutely adore the Spinners. From SA 🇿🇦 ❤
22:42-23:04 that whole dance sequence was cold!
Spinners GOAT! So many evenings spent dancing to your music at the NCO Clubs on military bases. Aug. 14, 2021
Memories . . . Their harmony was awsome, to say nothing about the choreography!
Pretty sure this is the greatest video ever made. This one is for you, Dylan.
I really miss phillips I loved his voice just beautiful rest in peace.
Miss him and Pervis may they both RIP
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this was so much talent from the late great Philippe Soul Wynne I miss this
Them Sista’s are beautiful with that flower in their hair.
Wonderful!!!Top Class Performance.. Beautiful voice of Philippe Wynne... hypnotizing..we miss you ❤😊
PURE CLASS fantastic harmonies,
The Spinners is my third favorite group of all time. It's like people don't want to give Bobby Smith his proper flowers. He was always the lead singer before Philippe Wynne. Bobby sand lead on That's what girls were made for, Truly Yours and I will always love you, Motown hits before Atlantic Records. He sung the entire lead on I'll be Around the first hit on Atlantic. Give him his props a great singer and the best dancer in the group!!!
Love this group..
I love this! What a gem!
This so awesome. I've loved the Spinners since I got their first album back in the early 70s. Mighty Mighty Mighty Singers of Pure Soul. They sang it for the ages and I'm here to testify to that. Say Rite On, not just Right On!!
They not only sing, but they dance as good as they want.
My group there is only one original spinner member still alive God bless. RIP to the other we lost. May God bless you and keep you.
Henry Fambroughs gone too now 😢
Man these old school Soundstage programs were amazing. I grew up listening to The Spinners back in the 70's and Phillipe "Soul" Wayne was an awesome lead vocalists. You can even tell when you hear the recordings alone. When i heard he passed away back in 1984, I was crushed. Phillipe you were awesome and I'll never forget your awesome showmanship.
Oh yeah check out the gold shoes from the first segment of the program. That was fly.
My favorite group of all time seen them in concert many times; I too was devastated when I saw Phillipe had passed away, Rolling Stone story still have it. Never lived a more soulful singer in my opinion, “Love Don’t Love Nobody”, hands down all time favorite.
What was Golden Shoe Show??
Yeah, I miss Phillipe Wynn too. The Spinners and Phillipe vocals 👌in my "Top 5" All time...Rest in glory to all the members that have passed...Blessings!
They had to be in great shape. The Temps had nothing on The Spinners, in the dancing department. Also, the three lovely ladies did a great job on the background vocals, then the fantastic job the one lady did on "Then Came You".
OUTSTANDING !!!
Those moves.....this is amazing to watch. Thanks for sharing.
not leaving out the rest of the spinners awesome harmonies and choreography the best ✊🏿
Not hard to feel happy groovin on the spinners. One of my faves since high school.
What a great performance amazing vocals in the background they were amazing and they did background dancing and they wore suits incredible amazing
I remember when this originally aired. I use to watch Soundstage on a regular basis . Thanks for the memories 🙂
What was Sound Stage?
@@janiej1966 Soundstage was a weekly show on PBS, that would showcase live performances on various acts and performers from various genres of music. There's some additional performances available on TH-cam, if interested.
Beautiful!
Great to see a contemporary live TV performance from the peak period of the Spinners career. They were riding high with the Happiness Is album and Rubberband Man had been a massive Billboard Hot 100 success. Pity about the sound problems at the beginning. Just a bit disappointed and puzzled that they didn't include their signature hit Could It Be I'm Falling In Love!
EXCELLANT SHOW !!!!!!!!!!!
Love these guys and every hit song.
The spinners are my boys. They sing how I feel. I feel when I need a Spinner’s dose.
The choreography when they sing "Ghetto Child" -- rolling blunts, smoking a hash pipe, and dancing -- is hilarious.
OMG had no idea just loving the music
Love the spinners music and songs :)
Such A Brilliant Band!!!!,
Phillipe Wynn starting at 27:04 😂😂😂 wow that whole move in sync. I swear I was born in the wrong decade ugh
The Good Old Days!! Love It!!!
What a talent! What a show!! And this was LIVE!
If you don’t jump out of your seat after watching Phillipe singing a Mighty Love”.. you ain’t human.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
This was soooo good!
A stunning document, and a party to boot!
This must have been one of Wynne's last appearances with the group as he left in '77.
Special Premiered on Wednesday, November 10th, 1976. This was a re-run broadcast from 1977.
Wonderful performance, but I'm disappointed they didn't do I'll Be Around and Could It Be I'm Falling In Love. Those are two of their biggest hits and most recognizable songs.
It is a mystery, you're right. It's almost like they purposely left off those songs...
I thought I was the only one who felt that way. Bobby Smith really didn't sing much and in reality he's really the group's lead singer.
Working my way back to you is missed too ..........cover of frankie valli
@@jorgetacho1740 this performance is before “ workin my way back to you”
Those songs weren't made yet
Even though This was the best music no doubt about it I want to know why these guys aren't in the rock and roll hall of fames it's a complete disgrace
Just my in put on your question. The Spinners did not sing Rock and Roll. They were classified as Soul music and R & B, Philly Soul group. Please disregard any statement before this sentence check out the 2021 inductees at www.rockhall.com/class-2021-inductees. After reading up on the Rock and Roll hall of Fame, I also ask the same question you placed in question.
@@rachelbennett9498 doesn't the R&R HOF include R&B?
@@rachelbennett9498 The Temptations are in the R&R Hall Of Fame as well as James Brown....
Too positive of an act...that's my theory. They do have a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
If your name is not written in the book of life, nothing else matters! ( Revelation 20:11-15).
Thank you for posting!
Wow! I don't know what else to say, this is incredible! Thank you for all the hard work you do to provide these jaw-dropping capsules of television's past. (and the one who voted a thumbs down...what the h...?)
I agree! This is amazing.
Agree please keep these capsules o the past my heart just drop my husband love them he caught every show in the BayArea and he was white he wasDevastating when he heard Philip he had died here at 70 this is the good life to be able to to remembering our times of happiness and good performance
It's amazing that these guys could remember the lyrics and the choreography of their movements at the same time
My brother loved this song”..he would sing it all the time”..R.I.P Will ❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼
Yes at The Apollo the 70sTemptations made the mistake of letting The Spinners be their opening act. The Spinners pretty much stole the show to put it politely.
I can believe that. As much as I loved The Temps, and The Tops, The Spinners took a back seat to nobody, in my book.
Uh oh 😮the Spinners should have been last. I loved the Temptations, Tops, Delphonics, Stylistics & more I can’t remember. The Spinners, however were the absolute hottest with their vocals & tight choreography, strings, brass & rhythm section. Philippe Wynne always took it home to church, & not a vocalist then or today can touch him.
@@beviesbox No offense meant, or taken. People have different opinions, but I have 2 words; Levi Stubbs.
@wmden1 of course, no offense meant or taken. Levi was awesome, as well as Ali-Ollie Woodson, Dennis Edwards & more. But Philippe Wynne has my heart❤️& Bobby Smith & Henry Fambrough too. Something about their blend with Philippe just gets me. I watch their live music sometimes just to see who is singing what.
And guess what and 95 The spinners open for the temps and I almost felt the same way they took Noah back seat to no one