Love Mr. Ingram. I took care of him at St. Louis University Hospital until the day he died. Great soul, and gave us great music. God Bless his Soul. 🙏🏽
I tip my hat to you for your service to humanity, sounds like you met many different types of people, all of them in need of care. I hope you are enjoying your life, thank you !
They just don't write songs like this. Songs that just rip out your heart. Not to mention the soul in his voice! This is just an amazing live performance.
I'm so thankful that I was born in this era, these classics had such purpose and depth to them all we had to do is to put these records on and let them speak for you,no auto tunes, just straight from the heart
OMG Coco Melanin You just hit a homerun with those comments 🎯 This beautiful classic just moves one's soul in the right direction 4SURE !!!! I'm soooooo happy I grew up on this magical sound so grateful to have lived through this era of beautiful music this kind of music will never go out of style 💃💃🥰🥰 What a MASTERPIECE!!!!! A trip down memory lane good ode days I was in my twenties carefree 😛💞🎊🍷👌Still listening how about May 12 2022
Videos like this always make me wish I would've been around in the 70's. It looks so cool and those clothes are everything. And don't get me started on the music... lawd have mercy! Every genre from that decade back then I absolutely love. It seems like almost everyone back then had naturally beautiful voices. It took talent to sing in those days and that's what I admire. That's why I love people like Adele and Bruno Mars for today's generation, they're naturally talented and they prove that in their live performances.
Would have loved to see Luther Ingram, Sly and the Family Stone, Parliment-Funkadelic, Bootsy Collins, Marvin Gaye, The Stylistics, the Spinners and so so many others live in the 70's.
Oh yeah you guys missed a good decade,,mostly all the good songs came fro that era..I lived thru it,,seen it...no more like the 70s,,this song was like kind of coming about being in love with the wrong person,,but it sounded so good...Rip..Mr. Luther....awesome voice too.
My friends and I made our own weekly record charts out in the 70s, comparing our favorite songs. We considered anything that was on the radio: pop, country, rock, or soul. On November 11, 1972, "If Loving You Is Wrong" hit #1 on my list. I loved it.
As a 9 year old, I didn't know what this song was about. Now, as am adult who hasn't heard this song in ages, I didn't realize it was about a married man cheating on his wife. It's amazing how a melody could be so nice until you realize what you are singing. hehe
@@creaturebotman I respectfully disagree. Ha says “You friends tell you it’s no future in loving a married.” He then says “Am I wrong for tryin’ to hold on to the best thing I ever had.” Still a GREAT SONG either way.
@@g2davee151 It was sung, with perhaps slightly altered lyrics, by both females and males. There are other excellent versions of this song on TH-cam. Perhaps he was thinking about the lyrics to one of those?
One of the GREATEST LOVE SONGS EVER WRITTEN! Just as POWERFUL TODAY, as it was back then! This song tears me apart every time I hear it! WOW! What a HAUNTING BALLAD!! 😮😢
He was a beautiful Human being that cared so much about others. As someone who grew up with his youngest son from 1st grade thru Highschool, i benefited from the Awesome role model he was, not just the Great entertainer. THANK YOU LUTHER for all you gave to me, as well as the Ingram Family.
IM LIKE INSTANTLY HEAD OVA HEALS 4 THIS MAN !!! AND ITS THE PASSION IN HIS GOD GIVEN VOICE , HEARD THIS SONG FOR YEARS BUT BARELY SEEING HIM IN THIS VIDEO NOW !!! AND sonnyGTA your so right about everything u said about this video !!!
48 years old, white chick here and I never been the other chick, Luther you got heart and soul, just like Luther Vandross. Music is the 70s had raw emotions, crap today has nothing.
Now a days you have men running around with blonde hair and weaves....times have changed...only God knows what we will be looking like 50 years from now.!
So much raw emotion and soul in this song. My two favorite lines: If I can't see you when I want, I'll see you when I can. And: Am I wrong for trying to hold on, to the best thing I ever had?
His Sister was actually my School teacher at Alton High in Alton IL. Before he really became gravely ill he had the intention of forming a band composed of myself and two other of his nephews. Believe it or not both of his nephews had distinct features of famous people. One actually looked like prince the other like baby face. Both could sing a peacock out of her feathers lol R.I.P Master Luther Ingram
Yes indeed lol Yes Brian ( Her Son) was my Best friend. Tony and Mark I Believe are the names of the other two sons. I also lived with Daisy for a bit Wow !! The memories Thank you so much
Sananda Maitreya's Apparition that's an awesome story! Wow, thanks for sharing! I love to hear when people's paths intersected before somebody got famous! Fantastic! Mr. L. Richie's aunt use to babysit me and my brothers! I saw him when I was very young!
Not tears of joy if they lived it. Heartbreak for everyone but him. Sorry. Love the song and the artist, but I was too young to know the agony of the reality.
Back in the day, this song had so much meaning to me. I was totally in love with someone who owned a Volkswagen Dealership. He was married and my heart got broken but I did get an Audi Fox for an awesome deal. Still think of this guy all the time.
so many groups in the 1960's and so many great groups and songs in the 1970's. Gosh, life is short, and I sure miss those days. and lost so many friends. Keep punching!!
I swear some people may agree with me some people may not but the women back then were just as beautiful as the women we have today😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
This song will always be relevant, because so many of us will find ourselves in situations such as this. It involves such deep love but it involves such deep pain at the same time.
I'm only 13 and I believe that old school is the best because most music today not real I'm raised buy my granny and I feel that to be real you really have to go through something ....
This song hits differently when you are wanting and with a guy whose in an open relationship , believe me when I say it's just a step away from being with a married man ,I hate myself for it because his everything I have wanted in a man and his chemistry and emotional maturity is something that I have craved for years it's so painful , I am steering the courage to end things with him
Grew up listening to this and barely at 37 realizing the meaning of it. Boy oh boy it also hits differently when you love someone and can't be together due to your situations.
My late mom use to listen to this 🎵 song, omg now it came to my mind this week now that im a woman of God, here listening to the words on this day. 😢lord help us 😢
Omg I'm only 23 now but I had a crush on this man and his music since I was 7. The raw feelings he puts in this song still brings me tears of every emotion. Happiness,anger,sadness. How?
SMDH,IT'S MY BIRTHDAY TOMORROW THINKING ABOUT THE LOVE OF MY LIFE MY HUSBAND I MISS YOU LEE THIS IS MY FIRST BIRTHDAY WITHOUT YOU REST PEACEFULLY BABY I'M TRY TO ENJOY MYSELF I KNOW YOU WANT ME TOO.....
Wow... Surprisingly, to those of us who used to listen to this music when they were the day's hits do not listen to other music. Am I the only person stuck in this era? Am finding it hard to change to other music, or even genre. To me these are all time hits.
All those beautiful Black women. I'm just mesmerized. We are so beautiful. No makeup. No weave. Just pure natural beauty! Good God! They're skin is just 😍😍 And the men! Wheew!
I haven't heard this song in a while..I forgot how beautiful Luther's voice was. Especially on this particular song...Wow....I love all music... but the old Motown sound cannot be beat...
It may just be me but i watch this video both for the song and the video. The beautiful black people in the crowd and their facial expressions. I don’t think I have ever seen a more beautiful face of people in m6 life. There is something captivating about black people.
Is it just me? Why can all the old school singers sing without auto-tune and backing tracks, yet today's singers need a lot of studio tricks to sound good (plus they can't sing live). Much more talent back in the day. If lovin' old school more is wrong I don't don't wanna be right.
I would have loved to be in that stadium! I grew up with soul classics like these, but I feel like I appreciate them more now that I am grown. Beautiful performance, and video. You can tell Luther poured his heart and soul into this
Luther Ingram , Bill Withers, Isaac Hayes, Lou Rawls-man they could sing a song. Don't forget Barry White, Billy Crystal, Dobie Gray and Marvin Gaye . Wow I got to hear some greats in the 70's . Thats just a few.
I’m 32 got 40 songs saved in my Paylist & I just added this one. I never understood the song til now. Plus I have somebody at home with 2 kids. So this song hits different
I remember hearing this song as a kid. Now I wasn't paying that much attention to it but I knew by this guys tone, whatever he was talking about was serious business.
Beautiful song. An ode to anyone who has been in and understands love, and what love can do to a person. He asks the question to which he knows the answer, but is looking for redemption for his soul over his quandary. Yes, it's wrong, we all know, shoot, he knows. But love makes you feel otherwise. Someone said it's a warning...yes it is, 'cause in the end, you have nothing and have given everything for it. Now that's soul! RIP Luther...we understand, and thank you for leaving us this gem.
We all have our shortcoming who is judging who? at least Ingram said it with a sophisticated lyrics and beautiful voice and melody.That's what art means,it doesn't have to happen to you.but putting reality in art that goes in this life and in this world in general.
Love Mr. Ingram. I took care of him at St. Louis University Hospital until the day he died. Great soul, and gave us great music. God Bless his Soul. 🙏🏽
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I tip my hat to you for your service to humanity, sounds like you met many different types of people, all of them in need of care. I hope you are enjoying your life, thank you !
It says he died in a belleville Illinois not to say you’re wrong just confused
Never mind I see that there’s a St. Louis hospital in Illinois
@@frankrothiz4uis
Nothing in the past 30 years comes even close to this.
I'm going on 34 and I would've agreed with you when I remember first hearing this song in 91 or maybe earlier
Or ever will
@@brandonellis8111 ppl
WillBrink preach!!!
Hold on...go and listen to Bobby Womack song "I wish he didn't trust me so much". It's a cold blooded song too 🤯💀🥺😫😭
Look at all that beauty in the crowd!!!! Raw Beauty!!! 💚
CURTIS WOULD SAY IT S ALLRIGHT
Kimpfew with you I want to be right , 😉😘😝😎
wow ur rite
No makeup, no phones, no piercings, no tattoos
True, and natural beauty.
They just don't write songs like this. Songs that just rip out your heart. Not to mention the soul in his voice! This is just an amazing live performance.
That's the industry's fault and this younger generation dont know nothing about real music and that's a no doubt
REAL TALK!! 👏👏💯💯
Ppl don’t get married
Truth Indeed
Truth
Not only is this performance amazing, the crowd is absolutely beautiful!!!
Living and appreciate the moment, the music, the lyrics... :)
No smarthphones or selfies...
Seeing all that beautiful blackness!!
Those woman where stunning! There style is ❤❤❤love the 70’ area so much
That was what I was thinking, especially the girls' faces; black ladies should go back to Afro hairstyle.
This song is so deep on so many levels
Another soulful song about adultery. A masterpiece of a song. All the women in the audience looks entranced. Still loving it in 2023 and beyond.
Lol yes!! Smokey R. Has a song about love and ecstasy🥰🥰🥰🥰🤯🥊
My thoughts exactly
@@aleciasmith8995
Yes Lawd. I saw one sister who was really feeling' it.
That’s why I stay single and wear protection.. don’t trust em 😂
Black women in the 70s were so beautiful and angelic what a gift!
They were for brothers, now they act like men! Yeah said it.
They still are.
Yep, those women were awesome
@@edwardmalone5257not quite nowadays they walk out in public with pajamas on and never have there hair combed
@@edwardmalone5257 stop it
I remember listening his music when I was 12 yrs old in the early 80s
One of the best soul songs ever made....
I feel SO lucky to have grown up during a time when music like this was being created. Nothing since even comes close.
Let it be fore ver like this
2020, Sis is wearing that brim hat to the side 🔥sb: look at the self control in the audience. I luv it....
Look at all these natural beautiful black women.
+Bay Bay Smith so right. such a shame too..
+Bay Bay Smith Wow, I was thinking the same exact thing as I watched it.
True that
+Bay Bay Smith Amen!
Omg yesss they are just gorgeous!
I was about 18-20 when this came out, a good catholic- school raised girl and I was at once shocked and amazed, so romantic, so wrong, so wow!!
Have u learned anything since baby
@@miken2213 LOLOLOLOLOL
I'm weak 😂🤣🤣😂
Black women are some of the finest on this planet
facts that cant be disputed
Tracey Hughes 🙏🏾
Don'r forget about them Chinese, Creole, Arab, Indian, Eskimo. Albino mixed chicks. They're finer than frog hair.
Amen, yes they are!!
Tracey Hughes facts
I'm so thankful that I was born in this era, these classics had such purpose and depth to them all we had to do is to put these records on and let them speak for you,no auto tunes, just straight from the heart
OMG Coco Melanin You just hit a homerun with those comments 🎯 This beautiful classic just moves one's soul in the right direction 4SURE !!!! I'm soooooo happy I grew up on this magical sound so grateful to have lived through this era of beautiful music this kind of music will never go out of style 💃💃🥰🥰 What a MASTERPIECE!!!!! A trip down memory lane good ode days I was in my twenties carefree 😛💞🎊🍷👌Still listening how about May 12 2022
The crowd says it all! Sitting in stunned silence at the masterful performance.
Always loved this song .çlassic yes..
Back when crowds didn't have cell phones to look at while in concert
Videos like this always make me wish I would've been around in the 70's. It looks so cool and those clothes are everything. And don't get me started on the music... lawd have mercy! Every genre from that decade back then I absolutely love. It seems like almost everyone back then had naturally beautiful voices. It took talent to sing in those days and that's what I admire. That's why I love people like Adele and Bruno Mars for today's generation, they're naturally talented and they prove that in their live performances.
Omg same. The clothes, the hair, the music.
Would have loved to see Luther Ingram, Sly and the Family Stone, Parliment-Funkadelic, Bootsy Collins, Marvin Gaye, The Stylistics, the Spinners and so so many others live in the 70's.
Oh yeah you guys missed a good decade,,mostly all the good songs came fro that era..I lived thru it,,seen it...no more like the 70s,,this song was like kind of coming about being in love with the wrong person,,but it sounded so good...Rip..Mr. Luther....awesome voice too.
I've always said this.
I lived through it. Just don’t remember it!
A timeless side piece classic.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
The majority of these soul and r&b songs of the 60s and 70s were about a man or womans side piece
@@lasaviabrown7920
That’s valid.
My friends and I made our own weekly record charts out in the 70s, comparing our favorite songs. We considered anything that was on the radio: pop, country, rock, or soul. On November 11, 1972, "If Loving You Is Wrong" hit #1 on my list. I loved it.
OMG! you can just hear the pain and longing in his voice as he is faced with such a delima. Now that's REAL soul music.
vxy357 singing from grief
Oh Yes!,Truth Indeed
As a 9 year old, I didn't know what this song was about. Now, as am adult who hasn't heard this song in ages, I didn't realize it was about a married man cheating on his wife. It's amazing how a melody could be so nice until you realize what you are singing. hehe
first part of the song was from a females point of view "Am I wrong for trying to hold on ..To a "Married man"
@@creaturebotman I respectfully disagree. Ha says “You friends tell you it’s no future in loving a married.” He then says “Am I wrong for tryin’ to hold on to the best thing I ever had.” Still a GREAT SONG either way.
@@g2davee151 True.
@@g2davee151 It was sung, with perhaps slightly altered lyrics, by both females and males. There are other excellent versions of this song on TH-cam. Perhaps he was thinking about the lyrics to one of those?
Luther was the man listen to this live performance didn't need a studio or electronic enhancement to sound good Luther's voice had feeling
thomas Rose pure musicianship, bands tight as shit..stellar stuff here.
Heart and Soul, baby!!
That bass line is the truth!
One of the GREATEST LOVE SONGS EVER WRITTEN! Just as POWERFUL TODAY, as it was back then! This song tears me apart every time I hear it! WOW! What a HAUNTING BALLAD!! 😮😢
one of my favorite songs, one of my worst heart aches was loving a married woman
shaka ok quagmire
I agree with my whole heart.
I guess we are all guilty of “questionable hearts”
It isn’t the feelings, it’s the acting on the feelings
He was a beautiful Human being that cared so much about others. As someone who grew up with his youngest son from 1st grade thru Highschool, i benefited from the Awesome role model he was, not just the Great entertainer. THANK YOU LUTHER for all you gave to me, as well as the Ingram Family.
We grew up to be honest and straightforward and direct
He sang that song too good this definitely a TRUE story. 8/19
This was such an amazing video… The emotion on his face and the crowds reaction is outstanding. I can watch this every day!!
IM LIKE INSTANTLY HEAD OVA HEALS 4 THIS MAN !!! AND ITS THE PASSION IN HIS GOD GIVEN VOICE , HEARD THIS SONG FOR YEARS BUT BARELY SEEING HIM IN THIS VIDEO NOW !!! AND sonnyGTA your so right about everything u said about this video !!!
@@lenamarieinfantelozano1276 hi!!! Truly captivating!
@KeNabi😅
A lot of broken hearts to this timeless classic 💔 .
The days of a full band. Gone are those days! Nice music...it looked like he had some of those women hypnotized!
TG PI they were!
He's got such a great voice and style.
With you cat I want to be right 😉😘😝😎
48 years old, white chick here and I never been the other chick, Luther you got heart and soul, just like Luther Vandross. Music is the 70s had raw emotions, crap today has nothing.
ROTTYLUV4ME with you I would be right 😜😜😜😇
Every woman had there natural hair back then no wigs beautiful natural black woman
Now a days you have men running around with blonde hair and weaves....times have changed...only God knows what we will be looking like 50 years from now.!
There hair was natural hair but best beleive when they went back to work on Monday it was pressed or covered with a wig
All Woman in 60 70 80 look so beautifful,
@@carlista2010 I am glad,i am not going there.i am dead by then.
@2 licious gang, i like those beautiful sisters, Black and proud.no need to look like someone you not.I hope and wish this style will come back.
It is 2020!! A song that never gets old. thank you Luther Ingram.
2021 !
Amen. This song will never be old because it is true as time itself ~ Man wants something that he cannot have.
So much raw emotion and soul in this song. My two favorite lines: If I can't see you when I want, I'll see you when I can. And: Am I wrong for trying to hold on, to the best thing I ever had?
Absolutely beautiful ❤
His Sister was actually my School teacher at Alton High in Alton IL. Before he really became gravely ill he had the intention of forming a band composed of myself and two other of his nephews. Believe it or not both of his nephews had distinct features of famous people. One actually looked like prince the other like baby face. Both could sing a peacock out of her feathers lol
R.I.P Master Luther Ingram
My Aunt Daisy was your teacher?
Yes indeed lol Yes Brian ( Her Son) was my Best friend. Tony and Mark I Believe are the names of the other two sons. I also lived with Daisy for a bit Wow !! The memories Thank you so much
Sananda Maitreya's Apparition that's an awesome story! Wow, thanks for sharing! I love to hear when people's paths intersected before somebody got famous! Fantastic! Mr. L. Richie's aunt use to babysit me and my brothers! I saw him when I was very young!
Now that's a very cool story too! Wow, just think, what if there were camera phones back then...
Oh wow❤❤❤
it's wonderful to see the tears in these beautiful women eyes... what a voice
I'm too young for this lol
+curtis heard me too. Lol
salwa Aj yesssss
Not tears of joy if they lived it. Heartbreak for everyone but him. Sorry. Love the song and the artist, but I was too young to know the agony of the reality.
salwa Aj with you I want to be right 🙈🙉🙊👅😎🌚
Ahh such a hauntingly beautiful melody....about such an ugly reality... and yet. Loving this song wrong or right, still!
Katrinka Kat with you I want to be right 😋😋😁😆😉
Katrinka Kat I'm a 60's. Babe. I could listen to this music.25/7. I just really LOVE IT.KEEP IT COMING
Oops** 24/7
Tammi Estes n
Back in the day, this song had so much meaning to me. I was totally in love with someone who owned a Volkswagen Dealership. He was married and my heart got broken but I did get an Audi Fox for an awesome deal. Still think of this guy all the time.
janet wentz we all want what we can only rent
janet wentz Sometimes the best and worst feelings never leave you
RobTheNotary So true!
Singing the hurt
Until you've been there you just can't know. To Hell with anyone who judges this. Been there. I feel you Luther. Peace & Love, M
If loving this song is wrong, I dont wanna be right.
Lol..i dont wanna be right either. ..love this song!!!!
IS THAT MICHELE OBAMA AT 3.13? LOL
+Tykita Boyd bofl. it does look like her tho
try millie jackson singing the same song
this is the most heartbreaking song ever
so many groups in the 1960's and so many great groups and songs in the 1970's. Gosh, life is short, and I sure miss those days. and lost so many friends. Keep punching!!
I swear some people may agree with me some people may not but the women back then were just as beautiful as the women we have today😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Yep and wore very little makeup and loved their natural hair; hardly ever wore wigs or extensions and still looked beautiful.
So true!
As a kid back in the 70's this was my jam. And yes, I understood the lyrics very very well.
I have always appreciated soul music!
This song is deep and has a hypnotic groove to it. You cant help but get pulled into this track!
This song will always be relevant, because so many of us will find ourselves in situations such as this.
It involves such deep love but it involves such deep pain at the same time.
💯
that boy can sing
Ricky Brown Hell to the yeah! This is what true talent sound like AMEN!
he good!!
What an incredible performance, the voice, the emotion, the story and the band is killing it!
Grew up hearing my parents playing this and I fell in love with this kind of music. But, Darn I never knows it was about cheating until now!!! Wow
Oh Wow
How could this be so intimate in a stadium? Holy moly.
That was Luther Ingram's superpower.
I'm only 13 and I believe that old school is the best because most music today not real I'm raised buy my granny and I feel that to be real you really have to go through something ....
This song hits differently when you are wanting and with a guy whose in an open relationship , believe me when I say it's just a step away from being with a married man ,I hate myself for it because his everything I have wanted in a man and his chemistry and emotional maturity is something that I have craved for years it's so painful , I am steering the courage to end things with him
May need to listen to "stay" by Sugarland.
😔😔
Send you love and strength ❤
OH WOW,I CANT FAMTHOM HOW YOU FEEL.PRAY ON IT
Being born in 1974, I am a product of beautiful music like this. I feel these 70'S classics inside of my soul.
I absolutely love his voice, I miss music like this.
WattsStax Festival in August 1972. For those who haven't seen this epic festival of black music and love, check it out on TH-cam.
Jolly Dayz
thanks bro.
Thanks
Saw the movie of this concert. Also had bits with Richard Pryor in it. .
Someone said today's artists care more about being popular than good. this is about as soulful as it gets! What a great voice and great lyrics!
Wow, so many naturally gorgeous dark-skinned women with their beautiful natural hair in this video.
Love it .. it's the best!! ❤👌✌
pure class how could anyone not like this mans vocals he oozes soul
Grew up listening to this and barely at 37 realizing the meaning of it. Boy oh boy it also hits differently when you love someone and can't be together due to your situations.
Truth
My late mom use to listen to this 🎵 song, omg now it came to my mind this week now that im a woman of God, here listening to the words on this day. 😢lord help us 😢
Yes!,Truth Indeed AMEN 🙏 ❤❤❤❤
To females out there never settle when you can get someone that is not married
He has totally captivated the audience.
Omg I'm only 23 now but I had a crush on this man and his music since I was 7. The raw feelings he puts in this song still brings me tears of every emotion. Happiness,anger,sadness. How?
I was 8years old when this song came out this is when music was good wish we was still back in the 70s and 80s
Hello, how are you doing now I really miss oldies song with grandma and I enjoy life concert with grandma lol
Back when live performance is better than the studio version.
SMDH,IT'S MY BIRTHDAY TOMORROW THINKING ABOUT THE LOVE OF MY LIFE MY HUSBAND I MISS YOU LEE THIS IS MY FIRST BIRTHDAY WITHOUT YOU REST PEACEFULLY BABY I'M TRY TO ENJOY MYSELF I KNOW YOU WANT ME TOO.....
Theresa Washington-Bragg bless you xx
Theresa Washington-Bragg p
big big hug from new york ma, god bless you, you know he smilin at cha, hope i go first because i dont know what i will do without my baby
Okay
Theresa Washington-Bragg
Still sound good 1972 I was 16 years old 66 now and like I said still sound good
Wow... Surprisingly, to those of us who used to listen to this music when they were the day's hits do not listen to other music. Am I the only person stuck in this era? Am finding it hard to change to other music, or even genre. To me these are all time hits.
Wow! 1970 This song takes me way back. I had the record, would play it all the time as a kid
What a beautiful song, it takes me back to the days when I was in my early teens, 1974. How beautiful were those days!
All those beautiful Black women. I'm just mesmerized. We are so beautiful. No makeup. No weave. Just pure natural beauty! Good God! They're skin is just 😍😍 And the men! Wheew!
great live version of a classic soul tune
thank you lord for letting me run into this song!!!
fantastic voice, fantastic song!
Back in the day and still today I will ALWAYS love this song. It plays the words that I lived along time ago.
i thought this was the new hit song. just amazing
One of the most captivating songs ever made. The looks on these women faces agree
This was my jam back in the day when i was in junior high! ❤Luther sang about a scenario that happens every single day! Lither killed this jam! ❤
If you havent been there than you dont know..preach brother
I haven't heard this song in a while..I forgot how beautiful Luther's voice was. Especially on this particular song...Wow....I love all music... but the old Motown sound cannot be beat...
Cindy with you. I want to be right 😆😋
This man could truly sing. Sounding better live than the studio recording!
2019 any one?
Definitely
I do💖💘💞💝💓💕💗💋for music
WS6JG oh Yes indeed 😍😍😍😍
I LOVE THIS SONG¡ YOUR FRIENDS TELL YOU....
yes 2019
what a voice!! ❤
this is crying music
Julia Boyd with you I want to be right 🙉🙈🐵🐒🙊😉🌚
My name is jody
Call jody
Julia Boyd he is epic
What a performance! Such beautiful women too!! Lord! I don’t wanna be right!!!!!
It may just be me but i watch this video both for the song and the video. The beautiful black people in the crowd and their facial expressions. I don’t think I have ever seen a more beautiful face of people in m6 life. There is something captivating about black people.
I will always love this song!!!!!
Luther became an "ICON" with song!!! Love both Luther's!!
Watt Stax! One of the best music documentaries of all time! Stax at their peak, and the beginning of the end, sadly
The seasoned folks with good music and bad intentions.
Barbra mandrel virison is way better in 1978 imo
Is it just me? Why can all the old school singers sing without auto-tune and backing tracks, yet today's singers need a lot of studio tricks to sound good (plus they can't sing live). Much more talent back in the day. If lovin' old school more is wrong I don't don't wanna be right.
Hear,hear man!
I don't wanna be right either!!!!
+Peyton Fan Lee fan Lee I don't wanna be right either we can be wrong together lol
I'm right with you. Today's music can't hold a candle to music of the '60's & '70's. And if that's wrong???>>>>"I don't Wanna Be Right" !!
Most of them started singing in church.
I would have loved to be in that stadium! I grew up with soul classics like these, but I feel like I appreciate them more now that I am grown. Beautiful performance, and video. You can tell Luther poured his heart and soul into this
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One of the best soul songs ever written ❤️
Luther Ingram , Bill Withers, Isaac Hayes, Lou Rawls-man they could sing a song. Don't forget Barry White, Billy Crystal, Dobie Gray and Marvin Gaye . Wow I got to hear some greats in the 70's . Thats just a few.
Another one of our grandparents side piece anthems🤷♂️😂😂
Chaz Brewer buahuahuaaaaa indeed! 😩
No doubt...I'm living proof..I never knew my real father
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Old school jams!!!🤝🏽💯
Music, brother you SANG the Dickens out of this song, seriously.
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My goodness! When singing was in. This man just stood there and sang.
I’m 32 got 40 songs saved in my Paylist & I just added this one. I never understood the song til now. Plus I have somebody at home with 2 kids. So this song hits different
I remember hearing this song as a kid. Now I wasn't paying that much attention to it but I knew by this guys tone, whatever he was talking about was serious business.
Our beautiful black sisters. The warriors of the time. ❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful song. An ode to anyone who has been in and understands love, and what love can do to a person. He asks the question to which he knows the answer, but is looking for redemption for his soul over his quandary. Yes, it's wrong, we all know, shoot, he knows. But love makes you feel otherwise. Someone said it's a warning...yes it is, 'cause in the end, you have nothing and have given everything for it. Now that's soul! RIP Luther...we understand, and thank you for leaving us this gem.
We all have our shortcoming who is judging who? at least Ingram said it with a sophisticated lyrics and beautiful voice and melody.That's what art means,it doesn't have to happen to you.but putting reality in art that goes in this life and in this world in general.
REMEMBERING LUTHER INGRAM (NOVEMBER 30, 1937 - MARCH 19, 2007) [03/19/2018]