Al Green had a way of turning his voice to smooth silk at his live shows. A great vocal range, and every note and word he sang just made me feel all warm inside. His records are good, but they were time restrained for radio play. He turned it lose when performing live, as you saw here. Great reaction, and looking forward to you reacting to him more ✌️
This performance was in New York City, New York, not Soul Train which originated in Chicago, IL. and then moved to Los Angeles, CA. This is most likely from the program "Soul!" it was a pioneering performance/variety television program in the late 1960s and early 1970s produced by New York City NET and PBS outlet, WNDT, which later became WNET during its run. It showcased African American music, dance and literature.
A beautiful girl with beautiful taste in music....I dedicate the song "The Makings of You" by Curtis Mayfield to you if you will do that one.....maybe the most beautiful soul love song ever.....best version is the regular non live one from the album.
This song is not a love song, it refers to the break up of the singing group The Bee Gees. "How Can You Mend.." was never released a single by Stax Records, later in 1978 Vogue released it as a 45 rpm. This tune was written after a breakup of the Bee Gees. “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart”, originally released by The Bee Gees, was the lead single on the Bee Gees album Trafalgar. Primarily written by Barry and Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees, this song was the groups first U.S. number one hit! The song was written after a period of distance between the brothers. The writing of the song helped bring the brothers back together. Billboard ranked the track as No. 5 song for the year of 1971. Lyrically, the song is genius. Its central question about how to mend a broken heart is answered in one word never actually uttered by Robin Gibb: Love. Barry and Robin wrote the song as they were bringing the band back together after the Bee Gees had split up. It really is a song about the brothers and for the brothers but it reflects the universality of sorrow being vanquished by joy, the joy of love. This most human of truths will remain a constant as long as people live. Al Green's one and only number one hit was in 1972, Al Green went to No. 1 on the US singles chart with "Let's Stay Together," his only US chart topper.
Teddy Pendergrass "Turn out the lights " Luther Vandross "power of love " Jerry Butler " only the strong survive " curtis mayfield " superfly " Smokey Robinson "cruising " Terence Trent D'arby "wishing well "
Sam cooke send me dramatics me and mrs Jones Persuaders Thin Line Between Love and Hate the ojays cry together Barry white practice what you preach Misty blue dorothy moore
What a showman he is! I enjoyed every note that came out of his throat.❤❤
This is an original BEE GEES song but Al does a more intense version ,very nice and soulfull
The BeeGees said that of all the covers of songs in their catalog this cover was their FAVORITE!!!
Al made it his
Al Green had a way of turning his voice to smooth silk at his live shows. A great vocal range, and every note and word he sang just made me feel all warm inside. His records are good, but they were time restrained for radio play. He turned it lose when performing live, as you saw here. Great reaction, and looking forward to you reacting to him more ✌️
So smooth and silky
There will never be another. Just one.
Goosebumps every time
That's a great tune from my youth along with Let's Stay Together. Al Green has got such a fantastic voice, big up for the reaction.
Yesssss luv this song u go algreen
Smoothest brother to this day!
I've killed this album had it my car since 17 yrs old Al could sing man ...
Al Green was the King in our household in the 70’s.
This performance was in New York City, New York, not Soul Train which originated in Chicago, IL. and then moved to Los Angeles, CA. This is most likely from the program "Soul!" it was a pioneering performance/variety television program in the late 1960s and early 1970s produced by New York City NET and PBS outlet, WNDT, which later became WNET during its run. It showcased African American music, dance and literature.
Special song for my,soul,special music.
Wow I didn't expect to like his live version this much!
2 me Al always showed off live
Al live performances body the studio versions. The Enterprise Orchestra & Al took it it somewhere else
Reverend Al green.❤ "the book of eli."
A beautiful girl with beautiful taste in music....I dedicate the song "The Makings of You" by Curtis Mayfield to you if you will do that one.....maybe the most beautiful soul love song ever.....best version is the regular non live one from the album.
This song is not a love song, it refers to the break up of the singing group The Bee Gees. "How Can You Mend.." was never released a single by Stax Records, later in 1978 Vogue released it as a 45 rpm. This tune was written after a breakup of the Bee Gees. “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart”, originally released by The Bee Gees, was the lead single on the Bee Gees album Trafalgar. Primarily written by Barry and Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees, this song was the groups first U.S. number one hit! The song was written after a period of distance between the brothers. The writing of the song helped bring the brothers back together. Billboard ranked the track as No. 5 song for the year of 1971. Lyrically, the song is genius. Its central question about how to mend a broken heart is answered in one word never actually uttered by Robin Gibb: Love. Barry and Robin wrote the song as they were bringing the band back together after the Bee Gees had split up. It really is a song about the brothers and for the brothers but it reflects the universality of sorrow being vanquished by joy, the joy of love. This most human of truths will remain a constant as long as people live. Al Green's one and only number one hit was in 1972, Al Green went to No. 1 on the US singles chart with "Let's Stay Together," his only US chart topper.
Al Green is the best... Peace JT TV
Teddy Pendergrass "Turn out the lights " Luther Vandross "power of love " Jerry Butler " only the strong survive " curtis mayfield " superfly " Smokey Robinson "cruising " Terence Trent D'arby "wishing well "
Sam cooke send me
dramatics me and mrs Jones
Persuaders Thin Line Between Love and Hate
the ojays cry together
Barry white practice what you preach
Misty blue dorothy moore
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U might dig his live version of A Change is Gonna Come from the Clinton inaugural.
Love Al green. But I think I like the Bee Gees Version the best. Great cover and fabulous singer. Thanks for sharing.
House is not a home by Luther Vandross NAACP awards you will get goosebumps guarantee
this how men feel just if that woman understand that man feeling fr
How do I listen to that track that comes on from the beginning?
Haha. The elders say don't listen to this one if you are going through some s$!^... Bobby Womack " He'll be there"...
Yo Bobby Womack took And I Love Her from The Beatles & turned it on its head
this is real love song life
Thanks Beautiful 🤗 love you #JT 😊
Can you do Al Green God bless our love.
your will come just treat him well your love
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SANG REV AL
If you want my subscription, like, or comment you'll listen to the original release or I'm just comparing my apple to your orange. Peace.
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