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The Temptations Papa Was A Rolling Stone 1972 Single Version
• The Temptations Papa...
Lyrics
It was the third of September
That day I'll always remember, yes I will
'Cause that was the day that my daddy died
I never got a chance to see him
Never heard nothin' but bad things about him
Momma I'm depending on you to tell me the truth
Momma just hung her head and said, son
Papa was a rolling stone
Wherever he laid his hat was his home
And when he died, all he left us was alone
Papa was a rolling stone (my son, yeah)
Wherever he laid his hat was his home
And when he died, all he left us was alone
Hey Momma!
Is it true what they say that Papa never worked a day in his life
And Momma, some bad talk goin' round town sayin' that
Papa had three outside children
And another wife, and that ain't right
Heard some talk Papa doing some storefront preachin'
Talking about saving souls and all the time leechin'
Dealing in dirt, and stealing in the name of the Lord
Momma just hung her head and said
Papa was a rolling stone (my son)
Wherever he laid his hat was his home
And when he died, all he left us was alone
Hey Papa was a rolling stone (dad gumma it)
Where ever he laid his hat was his home
And when he died, all he left us was alone
Hey Momma
I heard Papa called himself a jack-of-all-trades
Tell me is that what sent Papa to an early grave
Folks say Papa would beg, borrow, steal
To pay his bills
Hey Momma
Folks say Papa never was much on thinking
Spent most of his time chasing women and drinking
Momma I'm depending on you to tell me the truth
Momma looked up with a tear in her eye and said, son
Papa was a rolling stone (well, well, well, well)
Wherever he laid his hat was his home
And when he died, all he left us was alone (lone, lone, lone, alone)
Papa was a rolling stone
Wherever he laid his hat was his home
And when he died, all he left us was alone
Wherever he laid his hat was his home
And when he died, all he left us was alone
My daddy was
Papa was a rolling stone (yes he was, yeah)
Wherever he laid his hat was his home)
Can’t ever go wrong with Soul Train and The Temptations. The Temptations have so many hits they are worth a deep dive into their catalog. ❤
Fact's
ABSOLUTELY!!😀
Prior to the 1970's the Temptations released mostly love songs, pretty much all of them with a sweet dance beat. The 70s saw them release most socially conscious tunes, Papa Was a Rolling Stone, Ball of Confusion, Cloud Nine. All worth a listen too. KTF
Don't forget Runaway Child, Running Wild!
Norman Whitfield took the group in a different direction. But the hits kept coming.
This may be the greatest R and B song ever written, produced and mixed, with a great video. I remember loving the maturing, socially conscious Motown songs of the late 60’s and early 70’s.
The Funk Brothers absolutely killed the instrumentals on this one!!!!
Those guys are on more number one songs than anyone in history.
The full album cut, at over 12 minutes, is a jam to be heard.
There were 3 versions, a short 3 or 4 minute AM radio one, a 7 minute FM cut and the 12 minute album cut.
I heard Alan Parsons [highly acclaimed producer, composer, musician and recording artist] on Sirius XM not long ago tell the listening audience that the 12 minute studio production of this song was 'incomparable'.
Sly and Family has theirs also, SEX MACHINE ! A whole lotta good music came out back in the day.
You guys REALLY appreciate great iconic artists! Temptations had incredible vocals!
Must be one of the best intros ever! 💓And that iconic bassline... so atmospheric. Great to see you appreciating this song.
The 70's featured so many different genres I would have to say it was the greatest single decade ever!
I was in high school... rural Calilfornia... a young white man in a pretty white little town... and THESE GUYS!!!... were my favorite group!! Same for a bunch of my lily-white buddies! Undoubtedly ruined chances for future dates with many a little cutie when I couldn't help singing along to My Girl at the after-game dances!!! Hey! Stevie Wonder helped me find The One years later!!! She still is... the Sunshine of My Life, after 47 yrs!
Me, too, Scott. A little hicktown, Pleasanton, out in the middle of nowhere. I loved it. It is $o $o different now. This show reminds me of Saturday afternoons, with my mom always making hot dogs on Saturday.
@@marvinbone1379 I'll bet you relish those memories.
I had the chance to back them up in their horn section one time in Saint Paul. Fabulous show. I remember being on stage thinking that I had covered so many of their charts but this was no cover. This was THEM. A night to remember. More Temps, please!
Very clever! Integrating clips from the Temptations movie with a live performance and vocals from the real deal! 👏👏👏👏
The Professor of Rock did a video about this song a couple of weeks ago, and he interviewed the last remaining original Temptation. Very interesting story!
I highly recommend you (and everyone interested in music) check out his channel.
Thank you for the info. I will definitely check it out. My very first concert was The Temptations in 1968. To this date, it was the best concert I have EVER seen!
"When he died, all he left us was alone."
Heavy.
... a loan... as in money owed
@@allendever949 I was amazed by your comment because I had never thought "a loan" instead of "alone," so I had to look it up. It is, in fact, "alone."
Psychedelic Shack
Cloud Nine
Masterpiece
Ma
Hurry Tomorrow (anti-drug message piece)
and
Ball of Confusion (That's What The World Is Today)
..."Class of 76"...The lead singer 1st refused to be the singer of this song because the writer used the date his dad passed away...The 3rd of September...The Temptations were always great but their music and their introduction of synchronized stage presence rocketed them to Superstars in the 70's...from this moment on, you can attribute ALL synchronized live stage shows to The Temptations....
This isn’t even the CLASSIC GOLDEN FIVE Temptations where they had all their huge hits in the 60’s with David Ruffin, Eddie Kendricks, Paul Williams, Melvin Franklin, and Otis Williams. Papa Was A Rollin Stone in 1972 was def one of their greatest songs but it their classics before this were huge like My Girl, The Way You Do The Things You Do, Get Ready, Ain’t Too Proud To Beg, I Wish It Would Rain, Since I Lost My Baby, etc and then the classics after Dennis Edwards replaced David Ruffin like Just My Imagination, Cloud Nine, I Can’t Get Next To You, I’m Gonna Make You Love Me with The Supremes, etc.
Thank you
These guys along with "The Four Tops," are Motown Royalty. This is a great song from the early 70s, I think. I think I was about 16 years old when this came out.
Thanks for reacting to this.
A total classic 👍
Rip To All The Temptations Who Are No Longer With Us, We Still Miss You Guy's, Always
Norman Whitfield had taken over the group's songwriting and production, and turned them in an updated, more socially-relevant direction. And the hits kept coming.
This song is 50 freaking years old. Timeless....
Next up.... Ohio Players "Sweet Sticky Thing" from the album "Honey"
Song made Number One, and won three Grammy Awards.
The Temptations back in the day were at the TOP of the MOTOWN sound. They are darn GOOD. This is really good music! I do not approve of men wearing Pink, but the Temptations make it work here.. WELL, you two die you love this????? YES they are amazing!!!!!!!!! That tenor gets up there on those high notes and stays there... Each one of them has a great vocal range....
This is one of the most important soul xongs of all time. Up there with "it's A Man's World."
I was about 12-years old when this song came out and I remember hearing it on the radio often. I was always amazed by this song because of the lyrics. Such an irresponsible man doing no good for his family.
Hi you two - this is a piece of "Motown" history, this is a SOUL masterpiece - that's also the name of the LP - "The Tamptations - Masterpiece" The original version has an overlength of about 12 minutes - you really have to listen to it.
Put on your headphones, lean back and float away... A listening pleasure!
Really good one,keep the minds broad! These guys are LEGENDARY
Guys, it's so great to see you reacting to an all but forgotten
genre of music. SOUL.
Incredible talent, Temptations, Isley brothers, Marvin Gaye....dig in.
All but forgotten? Really? Have you looked at reactor channels at all?
Big up the funk brothers for the music on this amazing track
their album "masterpiece" really is a masterpiece! this song is not on this album.
love this song
This is my wheelhouse!! Classic Soul Train !! So many artists to go down this rabbit hole. Nice pick!! 🩵✌🏼✊🏼
Played the grooves off of this 45. "Masterpiece" is another of the many, MANY great ones from them.
20+ years listening to this Song, and I still get chills.
Paul Warren, who played guitar on this track, also did the solo on Funkadelic's 'Get off Your Ass and Jam.'
Typical of the great sound of the 1970s...acoustic driven, original, rhythmic, and here a song played one basically ONE CHORD!! Iconic!! This is the abbreviated version...
Remember hearing this when it was released for the first time as a 12 year kid and after I listened to it the very first time
that song has been forever implanted into my brain ever since lol
Man growing up in those unbelievable awesome times as a kid ,teenager was something that I wish the kids and teenagers of today could've experienced ! And the best part was
NO FREAKING INTERNET 🤣✌️👍
Yes indeed. I grew up in ATL 71-89. Graduated high school in 77. Magical time.
yes!!!
Song was cowritten by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong (who had had Motown's first big hit, "Money"). It was first recorded by Undisputed Truth ("Smiling Faces").
The 12 minute album cut is pure ear candy!! Suggest The O Jays - For The Love of Money
Thanks, guys.. the Temptations were all-around genius -- especially this song.. you know plenty of Temps! Look forward to more...
I used to hear this intro start in the ladies powder room, I paid a visit, washed my hands, renewed my lipstick, brushed my hair sprayed some perfume and still had time to sashay to the dance floor before the singing started! One of my all time favourites, what a wonderful time living through the Mowtown years ❤
I mean…it’s magnificent! ❤️🎶❤️✨❤️❤️🤩🤌
The Temptations were the cream of the crop in this genre of Pop R&B [vocal group] and Soul. Many have impersonated but never duplicated. I grew up in the 70s as a classic Rocker but give me some Temptations and I will grove with them.
This video is from a very popular Saturday music variety show "Soul Train", the American Bandstand of R&B and Soul.
Travis & Suzi
Most amazing part is that this broadcast of Soul Train was 50 years ago. I was 8 when this song came out.
And now you know of the greatness of the Motown sound. They were also song and dance men. True entertainers. I was lucky to grow up during this period. The music was fantastic!
These guys were so darn good it was ridiculous. They were known for their dance moves and still have the best dance moves out of all the other groups, which took all their dance moves from the Temptations. They basically were Motown. So darn great !
Seriously. Temptations could do no wrong. Mercy. MERCY!!!!!!!
Probably the greatest hit the Temptations ever did. Total Legends of Motown and music in general. Just groundbreaking and inventive. Love the trumpet solo, I was a trumpet player for 42 years. Real instruments used, the string section wow! yes I was in junior high when this came out. I'm white, a former band director/music teacher, I tried to get along with everybody, lived in this this era, these guys are my heroes from home state of Michigan, they are the finest.
Pure and utter GOOSEBUMPS 💕
The magic……….of Motown.
One of the best songs ever!❤👍🏻✌🏻🌻🎶
Hey u will look ve this song 50 years from now....when it will be 100 years old! Isn't that something. Hope the world will be better...but I doubt it.
Easy man you do not want to give her shaken baby syndrome. May I recommend Smokey Robinson Live The Tracks of my Tears (live). Smoke had/has great range and good tone. I think you all will love it...!!!
One of the best songs and videos to come out of Motown or anywhere else!
What I think is lost the most, is he guitar sound. That "wacha wacha" sound, it's all done by the guitarist timing the strums with a foot pedal effect, to get the sound, the rhythm and pedal have to be perfect.. It took TALENT to make that sound, not a digital effect.
As great as this version of the Temptations was, the Temptations that featured David Ruffin and Eddie Kendricks was even better
First time I came across this channel. The reaction was amazing! This is in my top one hundreds songs so I had to check out your reaction. Now I have to check out other music you guys have reacted.
Also I think this was a little later in their career. Got that early 70s music composition. They're all gone but one. RIP
Music by the funk bros
You all should not be tempted by the Temptations. But you will be!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Take care!!!!!!!!!!!!!.............
I love it when you do songs from my younger days. Nothing like a little Sunday funk 😌 Thanks for your great reaction. God Bless ✌️ ❤️
This was my absolute favourite in the old SingStar days!
the story behind this song is wild. it was written by one of the head writers at Motown and it was directly aimed at the lead singer of this song. they had a fight all the way up to Berry Gordy about recording it but they were under contract and Barry held them to it. when they first practiced the song, the producer and the lead singer almost came to blows due to the lyrics in the studio. in Temptation history, this song is kinda the turning point/dividing line of the band's history for many reasons. it was the beginning of the end of their association with Motown. complete overhaul of the lineup yet its the height of the Funk Brothers (the Motown band) and the Temptation's vocal abilities.
When we were kids…… Every Saturday it was American Bandstand with Dick Clark And Right after that Soul Train with Don Cornelius… It did not get any better than that.
Glad you remember that Andrew. This show is a big part of my Saturday afternoon memories. Another Saturday afternoon about 1972, stranded at home in a blizzard, alone, watching The Outer Limits. Creeeepy. Late on Sat afternoon, my dad would watch college football. There was another kids' show on CBS around noon. It was all these cool little international kids' stories, from all over the world.
@@marvinbone1379 The CBS Children's Film Festival, with Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
As a kid I heard this as “when he died all he left us was a loan” and all this white kid could think about was how big a loan was it and what was the interest rate. 😂
Amazing production on this song
when I was 10 years old...I knew every word...loved this one since then...50 years!!! Never gets old to e...great reaction!!
You definitely have to do the song " masterpiece " by the temptations!
It's 🔥
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
You guys rock !
Love this song. The lyrics were deeply profound.
Symphonic soul, only equalled by Isaac Hayes Them from Shaft. Equalled, not bettered. The depth of talent in soul music in the sixties and seventies was truly phenomenal.
They don't make songs like this anymore, unfortunately, no cussing,no disrespect, only the truth.
Always been a classy group.
I listen to this song every Christmas morning before the sun comes up to bring me back into cold hearted reality.
Classic song forever!
Blistering
Fantastique mazing really high top .this band
This song is an absolute masterpiece!! If you are also a musician, you have to revere this song!!! It's not a game baby!!!
Vocals Machine: Kendricks, Edwards,Franklin, Williams Boys,Ruffin over the years MAN🤯Damn.Who was that on lead to Start Song???
The most iconic male vocal group of all time. No group of this type comes close. They is a huge portfolio of hit songs to explore.
Grew up on Motown!
Wow ! You kids really "got" this song. Beautiful vibrant reactions on your faces. This show, "soultrain" reminds me of Saturday afternoons in the US. Hello from Israel.
MOTOWN FOREVER !!!!!!! Shout Out to Motown Records House Band " The FUNK BROTHERS "
The players , were studio musician from Motown , called the funk brothers !!! They p!ayed on hundered of hits , only getting paid for that studio session , no residuals from sells , or anything else
Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell "Ain't No Mountain High Enough".
You are now officially ready for "Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry.
The follow-up was the similar "Masterpiece". It's an everyday thing in the ghetto.
I'd gotten to know this little masterpiece from my little AM radio as it was played so often when I was around 14 almost 50 years ago. In most ways, and especially musically, growing up in those years was a dream come true and sustains me here in this difficult and often ugly 21st century.
I am 68 years old i was there and still 😉✨
Sorry I can only stay a minute....being part wolf.....can't catch me....lolol.....my last name means village of wolves....one of my fav songs.....
This was from The Golden Age of Popular Music when black music was top level and burning with originality.
In case you ALL haven't done it by now. Think Mo Town.... These men were the real thing! You ALL just wait, they are just warming up.. All he left us was alone... How about those harmonies???? Everything about this video is wonderful!! May I suggest you all locate a Smokey Robinson video and check it out...!!! More Mo-Town... Well??????
This is Motown. A very special time in America's musical history. Papa was a rolling stone! The Temp's were at the TOP of their game. They had the look and sound.... I am so glad you two enjoyed this. EPIC..
Nothin like a great set of pipes!...Times 5 !!!!Ty guys!
LISTEN TO THE LONG VERSION (7:00) Forever Legend!
You all are so into this, I kept thinking just wait until they start singing! Motown at its finest!!! These men have all the vocal ranges covered. Darn good music and entertainment. Was that great or what!!!!!............
I do have a request for "the Funk Brothers" who contributed to the singers at Motown's "Hitsville USA" in Detroit.t Recordings and live, but seldom got credit for it!
There are several recordings you can choose from,they are the band that backed up the vocals..the instruments behind the vocals that gave them thatt soulful sound..They have other vocalists too with them..😘🌹
Did the Temptations play any instruments? Or did they just karaoke everything?
Imagine not knowing the music of the Temptations, or Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes.
Man, it must be a desert out there in music land.
O K gang this is a sample of some of the music that was on the radio back when I was a younin. You all need to hear - "My Girl" and "Just my Imagination" also by the Temps.... LADY your eyes are super Blue! I am tickled pink that you all are getting in ti this. That was one of the great things about Mo-town, in that you had to move with it. Did you all love this or what???
You need to hear a blues guitar player that does this whole song on a bass, wah wah pedal, you'd really need to hear it after hearing the original !
Tuber that has over a million followers, his name is Justin Johnson, he's also a version of ACE OF SPADES , done on a real spade he electrified with 4 strings , it's amazing done with a slide !
You really can't go wrong to give him a listen. !!! Like I said he's mainly a blues player but.... You really might like him on those two songs alone !