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Marv Johnson sings "Come To Me", a single from 1959 and featured on his 1960 album, 'Marvelous Marv Johnson'.
- published: 13 Jun 2009
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Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth.
- published: 12 Sep 2009
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MotownMagic1959
As I said before, Marv was the first person to record on Motown, he made some nice tracks, but was alas forgotten, what a talent. A lot of Motown has been forgotten, so that's why I put them on here, but there's a lot in the vaults still unheard! hope you like them, let me know? John
- published: 08 Oct 2007
- views: 109081
*STEREO*. Marv Johnson sings "Merry Go Round", a single from 1961.
- published: 03 Aug 2009
- views: 26087
Some people love this song, some people hate it....however you feel about it, this is basically where Motown got it's start (Berry Gordy produced this record but contrary to songwriter credits, had nothing to do with the writing of the song, that distinction belongs to Bobby Parker, who first cut the record for Vee Jay records). This one is not an easy find as a promotional copy (this is in fact the very first I had ever seen), so I present it here for your enjoyment!
- published: 23 Jun 2010
- views: 53459
MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE. AUSTRALIAN BANDSTAND HOSTED BY BRIAN HENDERSON. 26TH JUNE 1965. RECORD LABEL: UNITED ARTISTS UA 208 YEAR 1960.
- published: 08 Apr 2015
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Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music.
With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first company artist. His own composition, "Come to Me," impressed Gordy and partner Raynoma Liles so much that it became Tamla's first record. If that was exciting, then its national release through United Artists--plus Top 10 and 30 spots for R&B; and pop--must have been utterly exhilarating! And so, Motown was on its way. As was Marv Johnson, to United Artists, and into greater soul music circles that included Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke. Yet he remained a Motown ally, both as a performer on its tours and producer-manager Berry Gordy's responsibility. In fact, Johnson's early tracks featured the heavy-beat, well-defined vocals that were fast becoming Motown specialties.
If United Artists had spread out such hits over years instead of months, then Marv Johnson might have gotten more fans with stronger, longer-term memories. As it was, the streak above ended by 1961, two or three years before Motown got really huge and its artists got pop music historians panting.
For the second time in this Marv Johnson biography, the soul singer joined Motown in 1965 after United Artists let him go. It was apt that he issued one song called, "I Miss You Baby." That single did okay. More significantly, 1966's "I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose" renewed his popularity in the U.K. in 1968. The end of that decade, however, also marked his last original recordings. Instead of giving up on Motown altogether, Johnson refreshed his relationship to it by working in sales. Despite his loyalty, that community disregarded his musical contributions in 1983's Motown 25 special. Another dismissal by old supporters.
Fortunately, he wasn't quite history. After lying dormant into the late 1980s, the performance bug bit him once more. He sang live on Motown oldies tours, and under producer Ian Levine's guidance, re-cut tracks from his and other artists' repertoires. He kept going until May 16, 1993. A stroke during a Columbia, South Carolina show gave him no further chances to remind audiences of his talents.
As I conclude this Marv Johnson biography, his influence as Motown's original R&B;/pop star still barely registers on the public's radar screen. Maybe it's time to come full circle and hail his music--and legacy--once again.
SOURCE: http://www.soullyoldies.com/marv-johnson-biography.html
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index
- published: 05 Jan 2011
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Marv Johnson
Marv Earl Johnson (October 15, 1938 – May 16, 1993) was an American R&B and soul singer, most notable for performing on the first record to be issued from what became Motown.
Biography
He was born in Detroit, Michigan, in 1938. He began his career singing with a doo-wop group called the Serenaders in the mid 1950s. With budding talents not only as a singer but as a songwriter and pianist, he was discovered by Berry Gordy while Johnson performed at a carnival. Gordy had already decided to form his first record label, Tamla, and Johnson's recording of their song "Come to Me" became the label's first single in May 1959. The fledgling label did not have national distribution and so the song was released by United Artists, and reached No.30 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Johnson would co-write another four songs with Gordy.
Between 1959 and 1961, Johnson would issue nine Billboard Hot 100 singles including two Top 10s. The first of them was "You Got What It Takes", which reached No.10 in the US and No.7 in the UK Singles Chart. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. "I Love The Way You Love" reached No.9. He scored his final US Top 40 single in 1960 with "(You've Got To) Move Two Mountains". It also sold a million copies, giving Johnson his second gold disc.
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2:35Marv Johnson - I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose
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Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth. -
2:46MM157.Marv Johnson 1968-"I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" MOTOWN
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MotownMagic1959 As I said before, Marv was the first person to record on Motown, he made some nice tracks, but was alas forgotten, what a talent. A lot of Motown has been forgotten, so that's why I put them on here, but there's a lot in the vaults still unheard! hope you like them, let me know? John -
2:39Marv Johnson - Merry Go Round
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2:44Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
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Some people love this song, some people hate it....however you feel about it, this is basically where Motown got it's start (Berry Gordy produced this record but contrary to songwriter credits, had nothing to do with the writing of the song, that distinction belongs to Bobby Parker, who first cut the record for Vee Jay records). This one is not an easy find as a promotional copy (this is in fact the very first I had ever seen), so I present it here for your enjoyment! -
2:46MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE (RARE LIVE VIDEO FOOTAGE)
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2:53Marv Johnson - You've Got What It Takes
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Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music. With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first company artist. His own composition, "Come to Me," impressed Gordy and partner Raynoma Liles so much that it became Tamla's first record. If that was exciting, then its national release through United Artists--plus Top 10 and 30 spots for R&B; and pop--must have been utterly exhilarating! And so, Motown was on its way. As was Marv Johnson, to United Artists, and into greater soul music circles that included Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke. Yet he remained a Motown ally, both as a performer on its tours and producer-manager Berry Gordy's responsibility. In fact, Johnson's early tracks featured the heavy-beat, well-defined vocals that were fast becoming Motown specialties. If United Artists had spread out such hits over years instead of months, then Marv Johnson might have gotten more fans with stronger, longer-term memories. As it was, the streak above ended by 1961, two or three years before Motown got really huge and its artists got pop music historians panting. For the second time in this Marv Johnson biography, the soul singer joined Motown in 1965 after United Artists let him go. It was apt that he issued one song called, "I Miss You Baby." That single did okay. More significantly, 1966's "I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose" renewed his popularity in the U.K. in 1968. The end of that decade, however, also marked his last original recordings. Instead of giving up on Motown altogether, Johnson refreshed his relationship to it by working in sales. Despite his loyalty, that community disregarded his musical contributions in 1983's Motown 25 special. Another dismissal by old supporters. Fortunately, he wasn't quite history. After lying dormant into the late 1980s, the performance bug bit him once more. He sang live on Motown oldies tours, and under producer Ian Levine's guidance, re-cut tracks from his and other artists' repertoires. He kept going until May 16, 1993. A stroke during a Columbia, South Carolina show gave him no further chances to remind audiences of his talents. As I conclude this Marv Johnson biography, his influence as Motown's original R&B;/pop star still barely registers on the public's radar screen. Maybe it's time to come full circle and hail his music--and legacy--once again. SOURCE: http://www.soullyoldies.com/marv-johnson-biography.html PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index -
2:51marv johnson - i miss you baby
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'Marv Johnson' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Orphaned Ocean (2011)
Actors: Tian-Jun Gu (writer), Tian-Jun Gu (miscellaneous crew), Chris Knauer (director), Benjamin Dell (producer), Kacie Smith (writer), Joey Ostrander (costume designer), Lisa Chau (editor), Mercedes Holguin (producer), Benjamin Ellmann (writer), Andrew Sandoval (actor), Marty Smith (actor), Sasha Tandlich (writer), Benjamin Ellmann (editor), Lauren Schmandt (producer), April Moreau (actress),
Genres: Comedy, Short,Johnson, Marv Filmography
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1961, role: actor , character name: Himself, Performer
Famous quotes by Marv Johnson:
"It's not a good thing to have somebody like Fred Phelps out there screaming things while your loved one is being buried but unfortunately, he does have a right under the First Amendment to do that."
"What they are trying to do is make the indecency problem as big an issue as possible."
"The use of the word 'annoy' is particularly problematic. What's annoying to one person may not be annoying to someone else."
"Down the road when--if there is some sort of finding that there is harm in this--then we're going to see calls to regulate speech because of the potential harm. That's where there's going to be a problem."
Marv Johnson
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- The Best of Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes released: 1992
- Marvelous Marv Johnson released: 1960
The Best of Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
Released 1992- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Come to Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Whisper
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I'm Coming Home
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen You Got What It Takes
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Don't Leave Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Love the Way You Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Let Me Love You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Ain't Gonna Be That Way
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen All the Love I've Got
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen (You've Got to) Move Two Mountains
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Happy Days
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Baby Baby
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Merry Go Round
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Tell Me That You Love Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen How Can We Tell Him
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I've Got a Notion
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Oh Mary
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Easier Said Than Done
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Magic Mirror
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Keep Tellin' Yourself
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Another Tear Falls
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Congratulations, You've Hurt Me Again
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Man Who Don't Believe in Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen That's All I Want
Marvelous Marv Johnson
Released 1960- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen You've Got What It Takes
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Happy Days
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Ain't Gonna Be That Way
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Merry-Go-Round
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I'm Coming Home
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Come to Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Love the Way You Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Oh Mary
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Need You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Magic Mirror
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Whisper
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Move Two Mountains
Born: 1938-10-15
Died: 1993-05-16
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Marv Johnson - Come To Me
Marv Johnson sings "Come To Me", a single from 1959 and featured on his 1960 album, 'Marvelous Marv Johnson'.
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Marv Johnson - I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose
Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of ...
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MM157.Marv Johnson 1968-"I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" MOTOWN
MotownMagic1959 As I said before, Marv was the first person to record on Motown, he made some nice tracks, but was alas forgotten, what a talent. A lot of Motown has been forgotten, so that's why I put them on here, but there's a lot in the vaults still unheard! hope you like them, let me know? John
published: 08 Oct 2007 -
Marv Johnson - Merry Go Round
*STEREO*. Marv Johnson sings "Merry Go Round", a single from 1961.
published: 03 Aug 2009 -
Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
Some people love this song, some people hate it....however you feel about it, this is basically where Motown got it's start (Berry Gordy produced this record but contrary to songwriter credits, had nothing to do with the writing of the song, that distinction belongs to Bobby Parker, who first cut the record for Vee Jay records). This one is not an easy find as a promotional copy (this is in fact the very first I had ever seen), so I present it here for your enjoyment!
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MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE (RARE LIVE VIDEO FOOTAGE)
MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE. AUSTRALIAN BANDSTAND HOSTED BY BRIAN HENDERSON. 26TH JUNE 1965. RECORD LABEL: UNITED ARTISTS UA 208 YEAR 1960.
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Marv Johnson - You've Got What It Takes
Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music. With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first compan...
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marv johnson - i miss you baby
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Marv Johnson - Come To Me
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Marv Johnson sings "Come To Me", a single from 1959 and featured on his 1960 album, 'Marvelous Marv Johnson'.
Marv Johnson sings "Come To Me", a single from 1959 and featured on his 1960 album, 'Marvelous Marv Johnson'.
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Marv Johnson sings "Come To Me", a single from 1959 and featured on his 1960 album, 'Marvelous Marv Johnson'.
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Marv Johnson - (You've Got To) Move Two Mountains
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Marv Johnson - I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose
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Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record...
Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth.
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Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth.
- published: 12 Sep 2009
- views: 77172
MM157.Marv Johnson 1968-"I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" MOTOWN
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 08 Oct 2007
- views: 109081
MotownMagic1959
As I said before, Marv was the first person to record on Motown, he made some nice tracks, but was alas forgotten, what a talent. A lot of Moto...
MotownMagic1959
As I said before, Marv was the first person to record on Motown, he made some nice tracks, but was alas forgotten, what a talent. A lot of Motown has been forgotten, so that's why I put them on here, but there's a lot in the vaults still unheard! hope you like them, let me know? John
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MotownMagic1959
As I said before, Marv was the first person to record on Motown, he made some nice tracks, but was alas forgotten, what a talent. A lot of Motown has been forgotten, so that's why I put them on here, but there's a lot in the vaults still unheard! hope you like them, let me know? John
- published: 08 Oct 2007
- views: 109081
Marv Johnson - Merry Go Round
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 03 Aug 2009
- views: 26087
*STEREO*. Marv Johnson sings "Merry Go Round", a single from 1961.
- published: 03 Aug 2009
- views: 26087
Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:44
- Updated: 23 Jun 2010
- views: 53459
Some people love this song, some people hate it....however you feel about it, this is basically where Motown got it's start (Berry Gordy produced this record bu...
Some people love this song, some people hate it....however you feel about it, this is basically where Motown got it's start (Berry Gordy produced this record but contrary to songwriter credits, had nothing to do with the writing of the song, that distinction belongs to Bobby Parker, who first cut the record for Vee Jay records). This one is not an easy find as a promotional copy (this is in fact the very first I had ever seen), so I present it here for your enjoyment!
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Some people love this song, some people hate it....however you feel about it, this is basically where Motown got it's start (Berry Gordy produced this record but contrary to songwriter credits, had nothing to do with the writing of the song, that distinction belongs to Bobby Parker, who first cut the record for Vee Jay records). This one is not an easy find as a promotional copy (this is in fact the very first I had ever seen), so I present it here for your enjoyment!
- published: 23 Jun 2010
- views: 53459
MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE (RARE LIVE VIDEO FOOTAGE)
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 08 Apr 2015
- views: 6426
MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE. AUSTRALIAN BANDSTAND HOSTED BY BRIAN HENDERSON. 26TH JUNE 1965. RECORD LABEL: UNITED ARTISTS UA 208 YEAR 1960.
MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE. AUSTRALIAN BANDSTAND HOSTED BY BRIAN HENDERSON. 26TH JUNE 1965. RECORD LABEL: UNITED ARTISTS UA 208 YEAR 1960.
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MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE. AUSTRALIAN BANDSTAND HOSTED BY BRIAN HENDERSON. 26TH JUNE 1965. RECORD LABEL: UNITED ARTISTS UA 208 YEAR 1960.
- published: 08 Apr 2015
- views: 6426
Marv Johnson - You've Got What It Takes
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- Duration: 2:53
- Updated: 05 Jan 2011
- views: 108335
Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although...
Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music.
With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first company artist. His own composition, "Come to Me," impressed Gordy and partner Raynoma Liles so much that it became Tamla's first record. If that was exciting, then its national release through United Artists--plus Top 10 and 30 spots for R&B; and pop--must have been utterly exhilarating! And so, Motown was on its way. As was Marv Johnson, to United Artists, and into greater soul music circles that included Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke. Yet he remained a Motown ally, both as a performer on its tours and producer-manager Berry Gordy's responsibility. In fact, Johnson's early tracks featured the heavy-beat, well-defined vocals that were fast becoming Motown specialties.
If United Artists had spread out such hits over years instead of months, then Marv Johnson might have gotten more fans with stronger, longer-term memories. As it was, the streak above ended by 1961, two or three years before Motown got really huge and its artists got pop music historians panting.
For the second time in this Marv Johnson biography, the soul singer joined Motown in 1965 after United Artists let him go. It was apt that he issued one song called, "I Miss You Baby." That single did okay. More significantly, 1966's "I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose" renewed his popularity in the U.K. in 1968. The end of that decade, however, also marked his last original recordings. Instead of giving up on Motown altogether, Johnson refreshed his relationship to it by working in sales. Despite his loyalty, that community disregarded his musical contributions in 1983's Motown 25 special. Another dismissal by old supporters.
Fortunately, he wasn't quite history. After lying dormant into the late 1980s, the performance bug bit him once more. He sang live on Motown oldies tours, and under producer Ian Levine's guidance, re-cut tracks from his and other artists' repertoires. He kept going until May 16, 1993. A stroke during a Columbia, South Carolina show gave him no further chances to remind audiences of his talents.
As I conclude this Marv Johnson biography, his influence as Motown's original R&B;/pop star still barely registers on the public's radar screen. Maybe it's time to come full circle and hail his music--and legacy--once again.
SOURCE: http://www.soullyoldies.com/marv-johnson-biography.html
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index
wn.com/Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music.
With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first company artist. His own composition, "Come to Me," impressed Gordy and partner Raynoma Liles so much that it became Tamla's first record. If that was exciting, then its national release through United Artists--plus Top 10 and 30 spots for R&B; and pop--must have been utterly exhilarating! And so, Motown was on its way. As was Marv Johnson, to United Artists, and into greater soul music circles that included Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke. Yet he remained a Motown ally, both as a performer on its tours and producer-manager Berry Gordy's responsibility. In fact, Johnson's early tracks featured the heavy-beat, well-defined vocals that were fast becoming Motown specialties.
If United Artists had spread out such hits over years instead of months, then Marv Johnson might have gotten more fans with stronger, longer-term memories. As it was, the streak above ended by 1961, two or three years before Motown got really huge and its artists got pop music historians panting.
For the second time in this Marv Johnson biography, the soul singer joined Motown in 1965 after United Artists let him go. It was apt that he issued one song called, "I Miss You Baby." That single did okay. More significantly, 1966's "I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose" renewed his popularity in the U.K. in 1968. The end of that decade, however, also marked his last original recordings. Instead of giving up on Motown altogether, Johnson refreshed his relationship to it by working in sales. Despite his loyalty, that community disregarded his musical contributions in 1983's Motown 25 special. Another dismissal by old supporters.
Fortunately, he wasn't quite history. After lying dormant into the late 1980s, the performance bug bit him once more. He sang live on Motown oldies tours, and under producer Ian Levine's guidance, re-cut tracks from his and other artists' repertoires. He kept going until May 16, 1993. A stroke during a Columbia, South Carolina show gave him no further chances to remind audiences of his talents.
As I conclude this Marv Johnson biography, his influence as Motown's original R&B;/pop star still barely registers on the public's radar screen. Maybe it's time to come full circle and hail his music--and legacy--once again.
SOURCE: http://www.soullyoldies.com/marv-johnson-biography.html
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index
- published: 05 Jan 2011
- views: 108335
marv johnson - i miss you baby
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 29 Jun 2014
- views: 2805
- published: 29 Jun 2014
- views: 2805
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Marv Johnson Live! Pt. II
published: 20 May 2012 -
Marv Johnson LIVE! pt 1.avi
published: 20 May 2012 -
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Marv Johnson - I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose (1969)
Lyrics: Rose, Rose, Rose! This is the last time I'll walk into this garden All alone without the one I love 'cause today is the day I'm gonna bring Rose back to stay Oh, I've waited patiently Now the time is right for me So I'll reach down Right to the ground And pick a rose for my Rose 'cause somehow I know she knows This love deep in my heart is still alive I'll pick a rose for my Rose 'cause today I'm gonna go And bring her back to stay right by my side I'm coming Rose, I'm coming Rose Years ago when I was just a poor boy And her weathly parents didn't fancy me So they sent my Rose away to a far off lonely place But when it was time to leave My Rose cried out to me Remember me That's why you see I'll pick a rose for my Rose 'cause somehow I know she kno...
published: 17 Mar 2009 -
Marv Johnson - Come To Me
This is a part of the huge Motorcity Reunion that I put together between 1987 and 1992, recording 108 former artists of Motown across a massive eight hundred and fifty songs. Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut...
published: 23 May 2008 -
Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
"You Got What It Takes" just missed out on the hitting the top spot of the US R&B; charts in 1960, charting at No. 2. This great song also charted on the US Billboard at No. 10 and on the UK Singles chart at No. 7, in the same year. Marv Johnson was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose...
published: 20 Jul 2010
Marv Johnson Live! Pt. II
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:04
- Updated: 20 May 2012
- views: 960
- published: 20 May 2012
- views: 960
Marv Johnson LIVE! pt 1.avi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:37
- Updated: 20 May 2012
- views: 996
- published: 20 May 2012
- views: 996
Gino Washington TV Show interview with MARV JOHNSON MOTOWN First Recording ARTIST
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 27 Sep 2012
- views: 345
Marv Johnson - I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose (1969)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 17 Mar 2009
- views: 7170
Lyrics:
Rose, Rose, Rose!
This is the last time I'll walk into this garden
All alone without the one I love
'cause today is the day I'm gonna bring Rose b...
Lyrics:
Rose, Rose, Rose!
This is the last time I'll walk into this garden
All alone without the one I love
'cause today is the day I'm gonna bring Rose back to stay
Oh, I've waited patiently
Now the time is right for me
So I'll reach down
Right to the ground
And pick a rose for my Rose
'cause somehow I know she knows
This love deep in my heart is still alive
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause today I'm gonna go
And bring her back to stay right by my side
I'm coming Rose, I'm coming Rose
Years ago when I was just a poor boy
And her weathly parents didn't fancy me
So they sent my Rose away to a far off lonely place
But when it was time to leave
My Rose cried out to me
Remember me
That's why you see
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause somehow I know she knows
This love deep in my heart is still alive
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause today I'm gonna go
And bring her back to be right by my side
I'm coming Rose, I'm coming Rose
Now as I walk slowly from this garden
A train ticket held tightly in my hand
And somewhere patiently
My Rose is waiting there for me
Soon I won't be alone
'cause I'll bring my Rose back home
When we arrive
For her surprise
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause somehow I know she knows
That this love deep in my heart is still alive
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause today I'm gonna go
And bring her back to be right by my side
I'm coming Rose, I'm coming Rose
'cause this love deep in my heart is still alive
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I don't own the rights to this fantastic video
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Lyrics:
Rose, Rose, Rose!
This is the last time I'll walk into this garden
All alone without the one I love
'cause today is the day I'm gonna bring Rose back to stay
Oh, I've waited patiently
Now the time is right for me
So I'll reach down
Right to the ground
And pick a rose for my Rose
'cause somehow I know she knows
This love deep in my heart is still alive
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause today I'm gonna go
And bring her back to stay right by my side
I'm coming Rose, I'm coming Rose
Years ago when I was just a poor boy
And her weathly parents didn't fancy me
So they sent my Rose away to a far off lonely place
But when it was time to leave
My Rose cried out to me
Remember me
That's why you see
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause somehow I know she knows
This love deep in my heart is still alive
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause today I'm gonna go
And bring her back to be right by my side
I'm coming Rose, I'm coming Rose
Now as I walk slowly from this garden
A train ticket held tightly in my hand
And somewhere patiently
My Rose is waiting there for me
Soon I won't be alone
'cause I'll bring my Rose back home
When we arrive
For her surprise
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause somehow I know she knows
That this love deep in my heart is still alive
I'll pick a rose for my Rose
'cause today I'm gonna go
And bring her back to be right by my side
I'm coming Rose, I'm coming Rose
'cause this love deep in my heart is still alive
---------------------------------------------------------
I don't own the rights to this fantastic video
- published: 17 Mar 2009
- views: 7170
Marv Johnson - Come To Me
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 23 May 2008
- views: 19889
This is a part of the huge Motorcity Reunion that I put together between 1987 and 1992, recording 108 former artists of Motown across a massive eight hundred an...
This is a part of the huge Motorcity Reunion that I put together between 1987 and 1992, recording 108 former artists of Motown across a massive eight hundred and fifty songs. Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth.
wn.com/Marv Johnson Come To Me
This is a part of the huge Motorcity Reunion that I put together between 1987 and 1992, recording 108 former artists of Motown across a massive eight hundred and fifty songs. Ah...Marvellous Marv Johnson. He was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth.
- published: 23 May 2008
- views: 19889
Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 20 Jul 2010
- views: 14758
"You Got What It Takes" just missed out on the hitting the top spot of the US R&B; charts in 1960, charting at No. 2. This great song also charted on the US Bill...
"You Got What It Takes" just missed out on the hitting the top spot of the US R&B; charts in 1960, charting at No. 2. This great song also charted on the US Billboard at No. 10 and on the UK Singles chart at No. 7, in the same year. Marv Johnson was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth.
wn.com/Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
"You Got What It Takes" just missed out on the hitting the top spot of the US R&B; charts in 1960, charting at No. 2. This great song also charted on the US Billboard at No. 10 and on the UK Singles chart at No. 7, in the same year. Marv Johnson was the very first artist to launch the entire Motown record company. His first single, "Come To Me", was the very first record on the Tamla label, in 1958, Tamla 101. Berry Gordy had no money to distribute it, so Berry and Marv went all round Detroit themselves, and sold the singles from out of their car boots. It started to create a local buzz in Detroit, and they couldn't afford to press and promote it, so they sold the rights to United Artists. The rest is history. This remake of Marv's huge UK Motown hit from 1968, "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose", was one of the first things we cut for the Motorcity Project. Anyway, back in the late 1950s, Marv's second single, after "Come To Me", was "You Got What It Takes", which made number one in the pop charts. Of course Berry had done a ridiculous deal, and they earned a mere pittance, but what pittance there was earned, was used to found the entire Motown operation, and for Berry's fiancee, Raynoma, to buy the house in West Grand Boulevard, which became Hitsville USA. It took Berry five years before he could get Marv away from United Artists, by which time, with huge hits from The Marvelettes, Martha and the Vandellas, Barrett Strong, and of course The Miracles, Marv got left behind and his career neglected. By the mid to late sixties, he was still recording at Motown, but to earn his keep, he'd been relegated to the job of janitor, a tragedy considering there would have been no Motown without Marv,. Marv lived to sing, loved to record for Motorcity, and out of all 108 former Motown artists that we recorded, he had to be the most loyal and the most grateful of all of them. He stayed at my house so many times, he did so many shows for us, both in England and in Detroit, and he was always so proud of having a career again in the limelight. "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" was one of his very first recordings for Motorcity, and we eventually did enough for two albums. Marv was always a gentleman, and always so appreciative for anything you might do for him. He was so excited to go on the Joan Rivers Show, the one with all the old Motown artists, and on it, he not only mentioned me, but particularly he thanked my Mother for all her support to keep Motorcity going. Then in 1993, Marv was on stage in Carolina with the Drifters, and he staggered oddly while on stage, fumbled his way to the side of the stage, and dropped dead of a burst blood vessel in his brain. He was singing one minute and dead the next. But if he could have chosen any way in the world to go, there is no way he would rather have gone than singing and performing live to an appreciative audience, right up to his last minute on this Earth.
- published: 20 Jul 2010
- views: 14758
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Matthew Franklin vs Marvin Johnson 2 Classic SLUGFEST Matthew Saad Muhammad
Matthew Franklin vs Marvin Johnson 2 Classic SLUGFEST Matthew Saad Muhammad
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Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id-1?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209953878 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Ultimate+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 The Marvelettes Please Mr. Postman 2. 00:02:34 Ben E. King Stand By Me 3. 00:05:31 The Isley Brothers Twist and Shout 4. 00:08:05 The Drifters Up on The Roof 5. 00:10:42 The Mar-Keys Last Night 6. 00:13:23 Otis Redding These Arms of Mine 7. 00:15:58 The Contours Do You Love Me? 8. 00:18:54 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow 9. 00:21:38 James Brown Think 10. 00:24:32 Aretha Franklin Try a Little Tenderness 11. 00:27:50 Wilson Pickett If You Need Me 12...
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Classic Motown Memories - Part 1
1st installment of Special Request - Motown Compilation - Some tracks well known /Others not. Tracklist: Edwin Starr - Agent 00 Soul 0:00 KiKi Dee -The Day Will Come Between Sunday And Monday 2:42 The Vows - Buttered Popcorn 5:28 The Contours - Can You Do It 8:13 Paul Petersen - Chained 10:30 Marv Johnson - Come To Me 12:48 Little Stevie Wonder - Fingertip Pts 1 & 2 (First Pressing) 15:04 Diana Ross/Supremes & Temptations - I'll Try Something New 21:33 The Underdogs - Loves Gone Bad 23:57 The Supremes - Mother Dear 26:33 The Isley Brothers - No Where To Run 29:01 Smokey/Miracles - Special Occasion 31:51 The Originals - Suspicions 34:09 Smokey/Miracles - Yester Love 37:07 Barbara McNair - You're Gonna Love My Baby 39:25 The Temptations - Come In 42:20 Mary Wells - Two Lovers 44:35 Th...
published: 06 Jan 2015 -
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics (One Day Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id567120803?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060255181591 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+The+Roots+of+Northern+Soul+-+40+Original+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me 2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester When You See Me Hurt 3. 00:04:42 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Workin' 4. 00:06:31 Barrett Strong Misery 5. 00:08:59 Betty O' Brian She'll Be Gone 6. 00:11:01 Dee Clark Hold On 7. 00:13:25 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now) 8. 00:15:49 The Temptations Check Yourself 9. 00:18:32 Richard Berry Have Love Will Travel 10. 00:21:28...
published: 07 Jan 2016 -
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209954943 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Northern+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me 2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester & The Showstoppers When You See Me Hurt 3. 00:04:42 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever 4. 00:07:09 Maureen Gray Today's the Day 5. 00:09:13 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got 6. 00:11:47 Wilson Pickett Let Me Be Your Boy 7. 00:14:35 The Showmen The Wrong Girl 8. 00:16:50 Dee Clark Hold on 9. 00:19:14 Little Eva Keep Your Hands off My Baby 10. 00:21:46 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Working 11...
published: 02 Oct 2015 -
Entertainment Junkie Episode II
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what is going on in the world around them. Entertainment Junkie is the release of all of this information and more. Episode 1 Segements: Table Manners - Pop Culture Discussion Fashgasm Report: Jordan Johnson aKa J. Jordan Discuss This: Education in America Throwback Thursday Director: William Quiles Co-Director: Diamond Miller Editor: DeVaughn Johnson Producers: Adrianna Carter, DeVaughn Johnson & Andrea Carter Hosts: Adrianna Carter (Cherelle) Jordan Foster-Bell (HellaBandz) DeVaughn Johnson (DeeVo) Special Guest: Jordan Johnson AkA J. Jordan (Yung Jonzon) *Music Provided By Big Top Entertainment* Jordan Johnson Feat. Problem - You C...
published: 15 May 2013 -
Entertainment Junkie Premiere Episode
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what is going on in the world around them. Entertainment Junkie is the release of all of this information and more. Episode 1 Segements: Table Manners - Pop Culture Discussion 25 Second Album Review Discuss This - Poverty in America Fashgasm Report - Best & Worst Dress of 2013 Award Season Motivation Movement Director: Donovan Gasque Co-Director: Jordan Norris Editor: DeVaughn Johnson Producers: Adrianna Carter, DeVaughn Johnson & Andrea Carter Hosts: Adrianna Carter (Cherelle) Jordan Foster-Bell (HellaBandZ) DeVaughn Johnson (DeeVo) Special Guest: Tianna Alise Photographer: Donovan Gasque Theme Song Courtsey of Curtis "Marv" Johnson ...
published: 29 Mar 2013 -
Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits Released 2011-07-01 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id443454727?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209952833 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Blues+Brother+Soul+Sister+Hits&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Jerry Butler & The Impressions For Your Precious Love 2. 00:02:48 The Four Tops Could It Be You? 3. 00:05:55 Dee Clark Nobody But You 4. 00:08:23 Little Anthony & The Imperials Tears On My Pillow 5. 00:10:39 Hank Ballard & The Midnighters Let 'Em Roll 6. 00:13:22 Ruth Brown Sweet Baby Of Mine 7. 00:15:57 Jackie Wilson Lonely Teardrops 8. 00:18:39 Sam Cooke Unchained Melody 9. 00:22:13 Nina Simone My Baby Just Cares For Me 10. 00:25:...
published: 07 Jan 2016 -
Various Artists - 100 Greatest Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Greatest Soul Classics Released 2011-06-24 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id446141053?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209952826 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Greatest+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Ike & Tina Turner A Fool For You 2. 00:02:57 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes 3. 00:05:41 Sam Cooke Wonderful World 4. 00:07:51 Aretha Franklin Love Is The Only Thing 5. 00:10:37 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance 6. 00:13:03 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz 7. 00:15:32 Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Stay 8. 00:17:11 Dinah Washington What A Difference A Day Made 9. 00:19:45 Bill Doggett Honky Tonk 10. 00:22:56 Lavern Baker Jim Dandy 11. 00:25:14 Joe Jone...
published: 01 Oct 2015
Matthew Franklin vs Marvin Johnson 2 Classic SLUGFEST Matthew Saad Muhammad
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 55:30
- Updated: 25 Oct 2012
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Matthew Franklin vs Marvin Johnson 2 Classic SLUGFEST Matthew Saad Muhammad
- published: 25 Oct 2012
- views: 23140
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 271:55
- Updated: 01 Oct 2015
- views: 96355
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics
Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id-1?uo=6&app;=itunes...
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics
Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id-1?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209953878
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Ultimate+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 The Marvelettes Please Mr. Postman
2. 00:02:34 Ben E. King Stand By Me
3. 00:05:31 The Isley Brothers Twist and Shout
4. 00:08:05 The Drifters Up on The Roof
5. 00:10:42 The Mar-Keys Last Night
6. 00:13:23 Otis Redding These Arms of Mine
7. 00:15:58 The Contours Do You Love Me?
8. 00:18:54 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
9. 00:21:38 James Brown Think
10. 00:24:32 Aretha Franklin Try a Little Tenderness
11. 00:27:50 Wilson Pickett If You Need Me
12. 00:30:31 Barrett Strong Money
13. 00:33:12 Booker T Green Onions
14. 00:36:08 Dionne Warwick Don't Make Me Over
15. 00:39:32 Smokey Robinson What's So Good About Goodbye?
16. 00:41:59 Little Anthony Tears on My Pillow
17. 00:44:16 The Supremes Your Heart Belongs To Me
18. 00:46:54 Martha Reeves I'll Have to Let Him Go
19. 00:49:47 The Temptations Romance Without Finance
20. 00:52:39 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
21. 00:55:11 Mary Wells You Beat Me to the Punch
22. 00:57:58 The Supremes I Want a Guy
23. 01:00:54 Stevie Wonder Contract on Love
24. 01:03:11 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
25. 01:05:38 Marvin Gaye Never Let You Go (Sha Lu Bop)
26. 01:08:22 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
27. 01:11:01 Otis Redding Hey, Hey Baby
28. 01:13:53 Sam And Dave No More Pain
29. 01:16:28 Jerry Butler Make It Easy on Yourself
30. 01:19:06 James Brown Night Train (with The Famous Flames)
31. 01:22:43 Patti LaBelle Tear After Tear
32. 01:25:10 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
33. 01:28:06 The Coasters Poison Ivy
34. 01:30:51 Solomon Burke Just Out of Reach
35. 01:33:40 William Bell You Don't Miss Your Water
36. 01:36:45 Brook Benton Still Waters Run Deep
37. 01:39:21 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
38. 01:42:24 Mary Wells Strange Love
39. 01:45:09 The Downbeats Request of a Fool
40. 01:48:08 Joe Tex Meet Me in Church
41. 01:50:32 King Curtis Slow Motion
42. 01:53:37 Stevie Wonder Sunset
43. 01:56:34 The Creations This Is Our Night
44. 01:58:52 Eddie Holland It's Not Too Late
45. 02:01:26 Lamont Dozier Dearest One
46. 02:03:36 The Contours Funny
47. 02:06:37 Marv Johnson Come to Me
48. 02:09:01 Smokey Robinson Shop Around
49. 02:11:54 The Satintones Motor City
50. 02:14:28 The Marvelettes Beechwood 4-5789
51. 02:16:38 The Drifters When My Little Girl Is Smiling
52. 02:19:09 Gladys Knight Letter Full of Tears
53. 02:22:05 Esther Phillips Release Me
54. 02:25:28 Otis Redding That's What My Heart Needs
55. 02:28:10 Sam Cooke Nothing Can Change This Love
56. 02:30:51 Timi Yuro Hurt
57. 02:33:24 Arthur Alexander You Better Move On
58. 02:36:12 James Brown I've Got Money
59. 02:38:47 Marvin Gaye Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
60. 02:41:06 Aretha Franklin Maybe I'm a Fool
61. 02:44:21 Joe Tex The Rib
62. 02:46:14 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
63. 02:49:11 Smokey Robinson Bad Girl
64. 02:51:56 Marvin Gaye Mr. Sandman
65. 02:54:33 Jackie Wilson A Woman, a Lover, a Friend
66. 02:57:10 The Shirelles Dedicated to the One I Love
67. 02:59:20 Lee Dorsey Ya Ya
68. 03:01:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
69. 03:04:36 The Supremes Buttered Popcorn
70. 03:07:35 Dionne Warwick I Smiled Yesterday
71. 03:10:24 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes)
72. 03:12:47 Curtis Mayfield Gypsy Woman
73. 03:15:10 Stevie Wonder I Call It Pretty Music, But the Old People Call It the Blues
74. 03:17:44 James Brown Messing with the Blues
75. 03:20:00 The Satintones Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
76. 03:22:57 The Drifters Sweets for My Sweet
77. 03:25:39 Rufus Thomas Can't Ever Let You Go
78. 03:28:17 Otis Redding Gama Lama
79. 03:30:46 Aretha Franklin Operation Heartbreak
80. 03:33:50 James Brown I'll Go Crazy
81. 03:36:11 Wilson Pickett Baby Call on Me
82. 03:38:41 Sam And Dave I Need Love
83. 03:41:12 Solomon Burke I Really Don't Want to Know
84. 03:44:49 Joe Tex One Giant Step
85. 03:47:53 Ben E. King Show Me the Way
86. 03:50:13 Booker T Behave Yourself
87. 03:54:12 The Creations You're My Inspiration
88. 03:56:46 Marvin Gaye Taking My Time
89. 03:59:18 The Four Tops Pennies From Heaven
90. 04:01:51 Smokey Robinson Mighty Good Lovin'
91. 04:04:31 Mary Wells Two Lovers
92. 04:07:21 Gladys Knight Operator
93. 04:09:36 The Marvelettes Playboy
94. 04:12:25 Marv Johnson Whisper
95. 04:14:59 The Temptations Paradise
96. 04:17:50 Martha Reeves My Baby Won't Come Back Home
97. 04:20:20 Marvin Gaye Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
98. 04:23:28 The Satintones My Beloved
99. 04:25:57 Stevie Wonder La, La, La, La, La
100. 04:28:18 The Marvelettes So Long Baby
© 2013 Nordic Entertainment Ltd
℗ 2013 AudioSonic Music .
This is officially licensed content, not a copyright infringement. For any issues, please get in touch with finetunes first.
wn.com/Various Artists 100 Ultimate Soul Classics (Audiosonic Music) Full Album
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics
Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id-1?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209953878
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Ultimate+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 The Marvelettes Please Mr. Postman
2. 00:02:34 Ben E. King Stand By Me
3. 00:05:31 The Isley Brothers Twist and Shout
4. 00:08:05 The Drifters Up on The Roof
5. 00:10:42 The Mar-Keys Last Night
6. 00:13:23 Otis Redding These Arms of Mine
7. 00:15:58 The Contours Do You Love Me?
8. 00:18:54 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
9. 00:21:38 James Brown Think
10. 00:24:32 Aretha Franklin Try a Little Tenderness
11. 00:27:50 Wilson Pickett If You Need Me
12. 00:30:31 Barrett Strong Money
13. 00:33:12 Booker T Green Onions
14. 00:36:08 Dionne Warwick Don't Make Me Over
15. 00:39:32 Smokey Robinson What's So Good About Goodbye?
16. 00:41:59 Little Anthony Tears on My Pillow
17. 00:44:16 The Supremes Your Heart Belongs To Me
18. 00:46:54 Martha Reeves I'll Have to Let Him Go
19. 00:49:47 The Temptations Romance Without Finance
20. 00:52:39 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
21. 00:55:11 Mary Wells You Beat Me to the Punch
22. 00:57:58 The Supremes I Want a Guy
23. 01:00:54 Stevie Wonder Contract on Love
24. 01:03:11 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
25. 01:05:38 Marvin Gaye Never Let You Go (Sha Lu Bop)
26. 01:08:22 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
27. 01:11:01 Otis Redding Hey, Hey Baby
28. 01:13:53 Sam And Dave No More Pain
29. 01:16:28 Jerry Butler Make It Easy on Yourself
30. 01:19:06 James Brown Night Train (with The Famous Flames)
31. 01:22:43 Patti LaBelle Tear After Tear
32. 01:25:10 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
33. 01:28:06 The Coasters Poison Ivy
34. 01:30:51 Solomon Burke Just Out of Reach
35. 01:33:40 William Bell You Don't Miss Your Water
36. 01:36:45 Brook Benton Still Waters Run Deep
37. 01:39:21 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
38. 01:42:24 Mary Wells Strange Love
39. 01:45:09 The Downbeats Request of a Fool
40. 01:48:08 Joe Tex Meet Me in Church
41. 01:50:32 King Curtis Slow Motion
42. 01:53:37 Stevie Wonder Sunset
43. 01:56:34 The Creations This Is Our Night
44. 01:58:52 Eddie Holland It's Not Too Late
45. 02:01:26 Lamont Dozier Dearest One
46. 02:03:36 The Contours Funny
47. 02:06:37 Marv Johnson Come to Me
48. 02:09:01 Smokey Robinson Shop Around
49. 02:11:54 The Satintones Motor City
50. 02:14:28 The Marvelettes Beechwood 4-5789
51. 02:16:38 The Drifters When My Little Girl Is Smiling
52. 02:19:09 Gladys Knight Letter Full of Tears
53. 02:22:05 Esther Phillips Release Me
54. 02:25:28 Otis Redding That's What My Heart Needs
55. 02:28:10 Sam Cooke Nothing Can Change This Love
56. 02:30:51 Timi Yuro Hurt
57. 02:33:24 Arthur Alexander You Better Move On
58. 02:36:12 James Brown I've Got Money
59. 02:38:47 Marvin Gaye Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
60. 02:41:06 Aretha Franklin Maybe I'm a Fool
61. 02:44:21 Joe Tex The Rib
62. 02:46:14 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
63. 02:49:11 Smokey Robinson Bad Girl
64. 02:51:56 Marvin Gaye Mr. Sandman
65. 02:54:33 Jackie Wilson A Woman, a Lover, a Friend
66. 02:57:10 The Shirelles Dedicated to the One I Love
67. 02:59:20 Lee Dorsey Ya Ya
68. 03:01:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
69. 03:04:36 The Supremes Buttered Popcorn
70. 03:07:35 Dionne Warwick I Smiled Yesterday
71. 03:10:24 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes)
72. 03:12:47 Curtis Mayfield Gypsy Woman
73. 03:15:10 Stevie Wonder I Call It Pretty Music, But the Old People Call It the Blues
74. 03:17:44 James Brown Messing with the Blues
75. 03:20:00 The Satintones Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
76. 03:22:57 The Drifters Sweets for My Sweet
77. 03:25:39 Rufus Thomas Can't Ever Let You Go
78. 03:28:17 Otis Redding Gama Lama
79. 03:30:46 Aretha Franklin Operation Heartbreak
80. 03:33:50 James Brown I'll Go Crazy
81. 03:36:11 Wilson Pickett Baby Call on Me
82. 03:38:41 Sam And Dave I Need Love
83. 03:41:12 Solomon Burke I Really Don't Want to Know
84. 03:44:49 Joe Tex One Giant Step
85. 03:47:53 Ben E. King Show Me the Way
86. 03:50:13 Booker T Behave Yourself
87. 03:54:12 The Creations You're My Inspiration
88. 03:56:46 Marvin Gaye Taking My Time
89. 03:59:18 The Four Tops Pennies From Heaven
90. 04:01:51 Smokey Robinson Mighty Good Lovin'
91. 04:04:31 Mary Wells Two Lovers
92. 04:07:21 Gladys Knight Operator
93. 04:09:36 The Marvelettes Playboy
94. 04:12:25 Marv Johnson Whisper
95. 04:14:59 The Temptations Paradise
96. 04:17:50 Martha Reeves My Baby Won't Come Back Home
97. 04:20:20 Marvin Gaye Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
98. 04:23:28 The Satintones My Beloved
99. 04:25:57 Stevie Wonder La, La, La, La, La
100. 04:28:18 The Marvelettes So Long Baby
© 2013 Nordic Entertainment Ltd
℗ 2013 AudioSonic Music .
This is officially licensed content, not a copyright infringement. For any issues, please get in touch with finetunes first.
- published: 01 Oct 2015
- views: 96355
Personal interview with Marvin M. Johnson, 2001
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:26
- Updated: 17 Aug 2016
- views: 11
Conducted by Burt Davis
Conducted by Burt Davis
wn.com/Personal Interview With Marvin M. Johnson, 2001
Classic Motown Memories - Part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 180:20
- Updated: 06 Jan 2015
- views: 12189
1st installment of Special Request - Motown Compilation - Some tracks well known /Others not.
Tracklist:
Edwin Starr - Agent 00 Soul 0:00
KiKi Dee -The Da...
1st installment of Special Request - Motown Compilation - Some tracks well known /Others not.
Tracklist:
Edwin Starr - Agent 00 Soul 0:00
KiKi Dee -The Day Will Come Between Sunday And Monday 2:42
The Vows - Buttered Popcorn 5:28
The Contours - Can You Do It 8:13
Paul Petersen - Chained 10:30
Marv Johnson - Come To Me 12:48
Little Stevie Wonder - Fingertip Pts 1 & 2 (First Pressing) 15:04
Diana Ross/Supremes & Temptations - I'll Try Something New 21:33
The Underdogs - Loves Gone Bad 23:57
The Supremes - Mother Dear 26:33
The Isley Brothers - No Where To Run 29:01
Smokey/Miracles - Special Occasion 31:51
The Originals - Suspicions 34:09
Smokey/Miracles - Yester Love 37:07
Barbara McNair - You're Gonna Love My Baby 39:25
The Temptations - Come In 42:20
Mary Wells - Two Lovers 44:35
The Supremes - He's Seventeen 47:20
Martha Reeves/Vandellas - A Love Like Yours 50:00
Kim Weston - Another Train Coming 52:25
The Supremes - Ask Any Girl 58:12
Martha Reeves/Vandellas - Easily Persuaded 58:11
Smokey/Miracles - Give Her Up 1:00:55
Diana Ross/Supremes - Going Down For The Third Time 1:04:03
The Temptations - Gonna Keep on Tryin Til I Win your Love 1:06:33
Diana Ross/Supremes - He's My Sunny boy 1:10:22
The Originals - I'll Wait For You 1:12:42
The Hit Pack - Let's Dance 1:15:16
Mary Wells - Old Love (First Pressing) 1:17:24
Brenda Holloway - Don't Stay Away 1:19:48
Marvin Gaye - The Teen Beat Song 1:22:40
Eddie Holland - Candy To Me 1:24:55
The Elgins - Darling Baby 1:27:21
Tammi Terrell - I Can't Believe You Love Me 1:29:57
Marvin Gaye - You're A Wonderful One 1:32:34
Frankie Wilson - Sweeter As The Days Go By 1:35:19
The Temptations - You'll Lose A Precious Love 1:38:09
The Monitors - Say You 1:40:35
The Marvelettes - My Daddy Knows Best 1:43:06
Eddie Holland - Outside Lookin' In 1:45:32
The Originals - I like Your Style 1:48:12
Chuck Jackson - Two Feet From Happiness 1:51:01
Virgil Henry - You Ain't Sayin' Nothing New 1:54:21
Spinners - Bad, Bad Weather (Til You Come Home) 1:57:12
Marvin Gaye - Baby Don't You Do it 1:59:41
Bobby Taylor - Oh I've Been Blessed 2:02:14
Oma Heard - My Lonely Heart 2:05:03
Frances Nero - Keep On Lovin' Me 2:07:35
Patrice Holloway - (He Is) The Boy Of My Dreams 2:10:07
The Isley Brothers - I'll Always Love you 2:12:18
Marvin Gaye - Try It Baby 2:14:54
Brenda Holloway - Play It Cool, Stay In School 2:17:51
The Majestics - The Further You Look, The Less You See 2:20:19
Martha & the Vandellas - Honey Chile 2:22:36
Marvin Gaye - Must Be Quite A Show 2:25:32
Bunny Paul - I'm Hooked 2:27:52
Kim Weston - Looking For The Right Guy 2:30:22
Fantastic Four - Pin It Down 2:33:49
Tammi Terrell - What A Man He Is 2:35:52
The Adantes - Like A Nightmare 2:38:51
The Temptations - Slow Down Heart 2:41:34
Smokey/Miracles - You Must Be Love 2:44:06
Patrice Holloway - For The Love Of Mike 2:46:37
The Contours - First Look At The Purse 2:49:08
Jimmy Ruffin - Beauty Is Only Skin Deep 2:52:09
The Temptations - Paradise 2:54:38
Smokey/Miracles - That Girl 2:57:21
wn.com/Classic Motown Memories Part 1
1st installment of Special Request - Motown Compilation - Some tracks well known /Others not.
Tracklist:
Edwin Starr - Agent 00 Soul 0:00
KiKi Dee -The Day Will Come Between Sunday And Monday 2:42
The Vows - Buttered Popcorn 5:28
The Contours - Can You Do It 8:13
Paul Petersen - Chained 10:30
Marv Johnson - Come To Me 12:48
Little Stevie Wonder - Fingertip Pts 1 & 2 (First Pressing) 15:04
Diana Ross/Supremes & Temptations - I'll Try Something New 21:33
The Underdogs - Loves Gone Bad 23:57
The Supremes - Mother Dear 26:33
The Isley Brothers - No Where To Run 29:01
Smokey/Miracles - Special Occasion 31:51
The Originals - Suspicions 34:09
Smokey/Miracles - Yester Love 37:07
Barbara McNair - You're Gonna Love My Baby 39:25
The Temptations - Come In 42:20
Mary Wells - Two Lovers 44:35
The Supremes - He's Seventeen 47:20
Martha Reeves/Vandellas - A Love Like Yours 50:00
Kim Weston - Another Train Coming 52:25
The Supremes - Ask Any Girl 58:12
Martha Reeves/Vandellas - Easily Persuaded 58:11
Smokey/Miracles - Give Her Up 1:00:55
Diana Ross/Supremes - Going Down For The Third Time 1:04:03
The Temptations - Gonna Keep on Tryin Til I Win your Love 1:06:33
Diana Ross/Supremes - He's My Sunny boy 1:10:22
The Originals - I'll Wait For You 1:12:42
The Hit Pack - Let's Dance 1:15:16
Mary Wells - Old Love (First Pressing) 1:17:24
Brenda Holloway - Don't Stay Away 1:19:48
Marvin Gaye - The Teen Beat Song 1:22:40
Eddie Holland - Candy To Me 1:24:55
The Elgins - Darling Baby 1:27:21
Tammi Terrell - I Can't Believe You Love Me 1:29:57
Marvin Gaye - You're A Wonderful One 1:32:34
Frankie Wilson - Sweeter As The Days Go By 1:35:19
The Temptations - You'll Lose A Precious Love 1:38:09
The Monitors - Say You 1:40:35
The Marvelettes - My Daddy Knows Best 1:43:06
Eddie Holland - Outside Lookin' In 1:45:32
The Originals - I like Your Style 1:48:12
Chuck Jackson - Two Feet From Happiness 1:51:01
Virgil Henry - You Ain't Sayin' Nothing New 1:54:21
Spinners - Bad, Bad Weather (Til You Come Home) 1:57:12
Marvin Gaye - Baby Don't You Do it 1:59:41
Bobby Taylor - Oh I've Been Blessed 2:02:14
Oma Heard - My Lonely Heart 2:05:03
Frances Nero - Keep On Lovin' Me 2:07:35
Patrice Holloway - (He Is) The Boy Of My Dreams 2:10:07
The Isley Brothers - I'll Always Love you 2:12:18
Marvin Gaye - Try It Baby 2:14:54
Brenda Holloway - Play It Cool, Stay In School 2:17:51
The Majestics - The Further You Look, The Less You See 2:20:19
Martha & the Vandellas - Honey Chile 2:22:36
Marvin Gaye - Must Be Quite A Show 2:25:32
Bunny Paul - I'm Hooked 2:27:52
Kim Weston - Looking For The Right Guy 2:30:22
Fantastic Four - Pin It Down 2:33:49
Tammi Terrell - What A Man He Is 2:35:52
The Adantes - Like A Nightmare 2:38:51
The Temptations - Slow Down Heart 2:41:34
Smokey/Miracles - You Must Be Love 2:44:06
Patrice Holloway - For The Love Of Mike 2:46:37
The Contours - First Look At The Purse 2:49:08
Jimmy Ruffin - Beauty Is Only Skin Deep 2:52:09
The Temptations - Paradise 2:54:38
Smokey/Miracles - That Girl 2:57:21
- published: 06 Jan 2015
- views: 12189
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics (One Day Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 99:19
- Updated: 07 Jan 2016
- views: 8831
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics
Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/...
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics
Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id567120803?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060255181591
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+The+Roots+of+Northern+Soul+-+40+Original+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Workin'
4. 00:06:31 Barrett Strong Misery
5. 00:08:59 Betty O' Brian She'll Be Gone
6. 00:11:01 Dee Clark Hold On
7. 00:13:25 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
8. 00:15:49 The Temptations Check Yourself
9. 00:18:32 Richard Berry Have Love Will Travel
10. 00:21:28 Smokey Robinson Determination
11. 00:23:46 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
12. 00:26:06 Marv Johnson Come to Me
13. 00:28:25 The Marvelettes Way Over There
14. 00:30:49 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
15. 00:33:11 The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
16. 00:35:50 Etta James Seven Day Fool
17. 00:38:51 The Isley Brothers Respectable
18. 00:41:02 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
19. 00:43:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
20. 00:46:28 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
21. 00:49:14 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
22. 00:51:42 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
23. 00:54:16 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
24. 00:56:22 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
25. 00:58:39 The Fabulous Playboys Honky Tonk Woman
26. 01:01:11 Freddie Gorman The Day Will Come
27. 01:03:33 Van Dellos I Need You
28. 01:06:15 Joe Simon I See Your Face
29. 01:08:44 The Knockouts Fever
30. 01:10:31 Little Willie John I'm Shakin'
31. 01:12:57 Mitty Collier I Gotta Get Away from It All
32. 01:16:11 Ted Taylor I Lost the Best Things I Ever Had
33. 01:18:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
34. 01:21:33 Mary Wells Come to Me
35. 01:23:49 Russell Byrd You Better Come Home
36. 01:26:13 Sugarpie Desanto I Want to Know
37. 01:29:15 The Destinations Come On Let Me Love You
38. 01:31:05 The Barons While the Cat's Away
39. 01:33:31 Johnny & Jackey Someday We'll Be Together
40. 01:36:23 The Chantels Well, I Told You
Featuring 40 classics tracks that make up the roots of Northern Soul. This is essential listening for anyone with a fascination for the imported sound that rocked the clubs of Northern England. Featuring some classic cuts of early Motown, soul and r n b, this compilation features legends such as Marv Johnson, The Temptations, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Isley Brothers, Etta James and many more.
© 2012 Not Now Music Ltd
℗ 2012 One Day Music
wn.com/Various Artists The Roots Of Northern Soul 40 Original Classics (One Day Music) Full Album
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics
Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id567120803?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060255181591
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+The+Roots+of+Northern+Soul+-+40+Original+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Workin'
4. 00:06:31 Barrett Strong Misery
5. 00:08:59 Betty O' Brian She'll Be Gone
6. 00:11:01 Dee Clark Hold On
7. 00:13:25 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
8. 00:15:49 The Temptations Check Yourself
9. 00:18:32 Richard Berry Have Love Will Travel
10. 00:21:28 Smokey Robinson Determination
11. 00:23:46 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
12. 00:26:06 Marv Johnson Come to Me
13. 00:28:25 The Marvelettes Way Over There
14. 00:30:49 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
15. 00:33:11 The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
16. 00:35:50 Etta James Seven Day Fool
17. 00:38:51 The Isley Brothers Respectable
18. 00:41:02 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
19. 00:43:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
20. 00:46:28 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
21. 00:49:14 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
22. 00:51:42 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
23. 00:54:16 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
24. 00:56:22 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
25. 00:58:39 The Fabulous Playboys Honky Tonk Woman
26. 01:01:11 Freddie Gorman The Day Will Come
27. 01:03:33 Van Dellos I Need You
28. 01:06:15 Joe Simon I See Your Face
29. 01:08:44 The Knockouts Fever
30. 01:10:31 Little Willie John I'm Shakin'
31. 01:12:57 Mitty Collier I Gotta Get Away from It All
32. 01:16:11 Ted Taylor I Lost the Best Things I Ever Had
33. 01:18:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
34. 01:21:33 Mary Wells Come to Me
35. 01:23:49 Russell Byrd You Better Come Home
36. 01:26:13 Sugarpie Desanto I Want to Know
37. 01:29:15 The Destinations Come On Let Me Love You
38. 01:31:05 The Barons While the Cat's Away
39. 01:33:31 Johnny & Jackey Someday We'll Be Together
40. 01:36:23 The Chantels Well, I Told You
Featuring 40 classics tracks that make up the roots of Northern Soul. This is essential listening for anyone with a fascination for the imported sound that rocked the clubs of Northern England. Featuring some classic cuts of early Motown, soul and r n b, this compilation features legends such as Marv Johnson, The Temptations, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Isley Brothers, Etta James and many more.
© 2012 Not Now Music Ltd
℗ 2012 One Day Music
- published: 07 Jan 2016
- views: 8831
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 245:07
- Updated: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 48948
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics
Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;...
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics
Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209954943
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Northern+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester & The Showstoppers When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
4. 00:07:09 Maureen Gray Today's the Day
5. 00:09:13 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
6. 00:11:47 Wilson Pickett Let Me Be Your Boy
7. 00:14:35 The Showmen The Wrong Girl
8. 00:16:50 Dee Clark Hold on
9. 00:19:14 Little Eva Keep Your Hands off My Baby
10. 00:21:46 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Working
11. 00:23:35 Barrett Strong Misery
12. 00:26:03 Johnny Nash Some of Your Lovin'
13. 00:28:21 Mack Rice Baby I'm Coming Home
14. 00:30:35 Dee Dee Sharp Baby Cakes
15. 00:33:00 Betty O'Brien She'll Be Gone
16. 00:35:02 The Delacardos Hold Back the Tears
17. 00:37:05 Richard Berry & The Pharaohs Have Love, Will Travel
18. 00:40:01 Buddy Ace This Little Love of Mine
19. 00:42:20 The Marvelettes Way over There
20. 00:44:44 Sam Cooke Sugar Dumpling
21. 00:47:01 Geraldine Hunt I Let Myself Go
22. 00:49:07 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
23. 00:51:31 Jerry Butler Find Another Girl
24. 00:54:18 Major Lance Delilah
25. 00:56:41 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Determination
26. 00:58:59 James Booker Gonzo
27. 01:01:29 The Tams Disillusioned
28. 01:03:28 The Temptations Check Yourself
29. 01:06:11 Lonnie Sattin Who's Gonna Mention My Name
30. 01:08:36 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
31. 01:10:56 Bobby Williams Tell It to My Face
32. 01:13:18 Jackie Wilson What Good Am I Without You
33. 01:15:23 The Isley Brothers Respectable
34. 01:17:34 Arthur Alexander A Shot of Rhythm & Blues
35. 01:19:33 The Charmaines What Kind of Girl (Do You Think I Am)
36. 01:21:59 Little Junior Parker How Long Can This Go on
37. 01:24:15 Ada Ray Give Our Love a Chance
38. 01:26:34 LaBrenda Ben & the Beljeans The Chaperone
39. 01:29:22 Roy Hamilton Earthquake
40. 01:31:56 Ben E. King Don't Play That Song (You Lied)
41. 01:34:49 The Primettes Tears of Sorrow
42. 01:37:13 Benny Spellman Fortune Teller
43. 01:39:24 The Falcons Has It Happened to You Yet
44. 01:41:44 James Ray A Miracle
45. 01:43:43 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
46. 01:46:22 Wilson Pickett My Heart Belongs to You
47. 01:48:42 Baby Washington Hush Heart
48. 01:50:53 Eddie Holland Jamie
49. 01:53:16 The Majors She's a Trouble Maker
50. 01:55:47 Harvey Fuqua Any Way You Wanta
51. 01:58:29 Gladys Knight & The Pips Letter Full of Tears
52. 02:01:19 The Miracles I Sold My Heart to the Junkman
53. 02:03:45 Etta James Street of Tears
54. 02:06:18 The Destinations Come on Let Me Love You
55. 02:08:08 Gene McDaniels Tower of Strength (Stereo Mix)
56. 02:10:27 The Charmaines Where Is the Boy Tonight
57. 02:13:06 Henry Lumpkin Mojo Hannah
58. 02:15:59 Eddie Floyd A Deed to Your Heart
59. 02:18:24 Jimmy Ricks and The Raves Daddy Rollin' Stone
60. 02:20:43 The Tonettes Stolen Angel
61. 02:22:56 Nolan Strong Mind over Matter (I'm Gonna Make You Mine)
62. 02:26:07 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
63. 02:28:53 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
64. 02:31:16 Danny Owens You're a Little Too Late
65. 02:33:16 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
66. 02:35:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
67. 02:38:28 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
68. 02:40:33 Jimmy Radcliffe (There Goes) the Forgotten Man
69. 02:43:23 Marv Johnson Come to Me
70. 02:45:42 The Ohio Untouchables Your Love Is Amazing
71. 02:48:39 The O'Jays Miracles
72. 02:51:04 Gene Chandler You Threw a Lucky Punch
73. 02:53:36 The Primettes Pretty Baby
74. 02:55:40 Chuck Jackson Getting Ready for the Heartbreak
75. 02:58:01 Tammy Montgomery It's Mine
76. 03:00:28 The Delacardos I Just Want to Know
77. 03:02:47 Eddie Floyd Set My Soul on Fire
78. 03:05:16 Etta James Seven Day Fool
79. 03:08:15 Irma Thomas Don't Mess with My Man
80. 03:10:32 Mel Tormé Comin' Home Baby
81. 03:13:14 Donnie Elbert Wild Child
82. 03:15:48 Marvin Gaye Stubborn Kind of Fellow
83. 03:18:44 The Satintones A Love That Can Never Be
84. 03:21:26 Bettye LaVette Witchcraft in the Air
85. 03:24:01 The 5 Royales It Hurts Inside
86. 03:26:39 Ray Charles Hide nor Hair
87. 03:29:50 Taffie Lee Stay Away from My Baby
88. 03:32:16 Mitty Collier Don't Let Her Take My Baby
89. 03:34:38 Soul Brothers The Parade of Broken Hearts
90. 03:36:51 Patience Valentine If You Don't Come
91. 03:38:52 The 5 Royales Catch That Teardrop
92. 03:41:23 Maxine Brown Am I Falling in Love
93. 03:43:30 Big Maybelle I've Got a Feelin'
94. 03:46:27 Big Dee Irwin And Heaven Was Here
95. 03:49:23 The Upsetters Jaywalking
96. 03:51:52 The Miracles If Your Mother Only Knew
97. 03:54:35 Sherri Taylor He's the One That Rings My Bell
100. 04:01:48 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
wn.com/Various Artists 100 Northern Soul Classics (Audiosonic Music) Full Album
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics
Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209954943
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Northern+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester & The Showstoppers When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
4. 00:07:09 Maureen Gray Today's the Day
5. 00:09:13 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
6. 00:11:47 Wilson Pickett Let Me Be Your Boy
7. 00:14:35 The Showmen The Wrong Girl
8. 00:16:50 Dee Clark Hold on
9. 00:19:14 Little Eva Keep Your Hands off My Baby
10. 00:21:46 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Working
11. 00:23:35 Barrett Strong Misery
12. 00:26:03 Johnny Nash Some of Your Lovin'
13. 00:28:21 Mack Rice Baby I'm Coming Home
14. 00:30:35 Dee Dee Sharp Baby Cakes
15. 00:33:00 Betty O'Brien She'll Be Gone
16. 00:35:02 The Delacardos Hold Back the Tears
17. 00:37:05 Richard Berry & The Pharaohs Have Love, Will Travel
18. 00:40:01 Buddy Ace This Little Love of Mine
19. 00:42:20 The Marvelettes Way over There
20. 00:44:44 Sam Cooke Sugar Dumpling
21. 00:47:01 Geraldine Hunt I Let Myself Go
22. 00:49:07 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
23. 00:51:31 Jerry Butler Find Another Girl
24. 00:54:18 Major Lance Delilah
25. 00:56:41 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Determination
26. 00:58:59 James Booker Gonzo
27. 01:01:29 The Tams Disillusioned
28. 01:03:28 The Temptations Check Yourself
29. 01:06:11 Lonnie Sattin Who's Gonna Mention My Name
30. 01:08:36 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
31. 01:10:56 Bobby Williams Tell It to My Face
32. 01:13:18 Jackie Wilson What Good Am I Without You
33. 01:15:23 The Isley Brothers Respectable
34. 01:17:34 Arthur Alexander A Shot of Rhythm & Blues
35. 01:19:33 The Charmaines What Kind of Girl (Do You Think I Am)
36. 01:21:59 Little Junior Parker How Long Can This Go on
37. 01:24:15 Ada Ray Give Our Love a Chance
38. 01:26:34 LaBrenda Ben & the Beljeans The Chaperone
39. 01:29:22 Roy Hamilton Earthquake
40. 01:31:56 Ben E. King Don't Play That Song (You Lied)
41. 01:34:49 The Primettes Tears of Sorrow
42. 01:37:13 Benny Spellman Fortune Teller
43. 01:39:24 The Falcons Has It Happened to You Yet
44. 01:41:44 James Ray A Miracle
45. 01:43:43 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
46. 01:46:22 Wilson Pickett My Heart Belongs to You
47. 01:48:42 Baby Washington Hush Heart
48. 01:50:53 Eddie Holland Jamie
49. 01:53:16 The Majors She's a Trouble Maker
50. 01:55:47 Harvey Fuqua Any Way You Wanta
51. 01:58:29 Gladys Knight & The Pips Letter Full of Tears
52. 02:01:19 The Miracles I Sold My Heart to the Junkman
53. 02:03:45 Etta James Street of Tears
54. 02:06:18 The Destinations Come on Let Me Love You
55. 02:08:08 Gene McDaniels Tower of Strength (Stereo Mix)
56. 02:10:27 The Charmaines Where Is the Boy Tonight
57. 02:13:06 Henry Lumpkin Mojo Hannah
58. 02:15:59 Eddie Floyd A Deed to Your Heart
59. 02:18:24 Jimmy Ricks and The Raves Daddy Rollin' Stone
60. 02:20:43 The Tonettes Stolen Angel
61. 02:22:56 Nolan Strong Mind over Matter (I'm Gonna Make You Mine)
62. 02:26:07 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
63. 02:28:53 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
64. 02:31:16 Danny Owens You're a Little Too Late
65. 02:33:16 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
66. 02:35:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
67. 02:38:28 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
68. 02:40:33 Jimmy Radcliffe (There Goes) the Forgotten Man
69. 02:43:23 Marv Johnson Come to Me
70. 02:45:42 The Ohio Untouchables Your Love Is Amazing
71. 02:48:39 The O'Jays Miracles
72. 02:51:04 Gene Chandler You Threw a Lucky Punch
73. 02:53:36 The Primettes Pretty Baby
74. 02:55:40 Chuck Jackson Getting Ready for the Heartbreak
75. 02:58:01 Tammy Montgomery It's Mine
76. 03:00:28 The Delacardos I Just Want to Know
77. 03:02:47 Eddie Floyd Set My Soul on Fire
78. 03:05:16 Etta James Seven Day Fool
79. 03:08:15 Irma Thomas Don't Mess with My Man
80. 03:10:32 Mel Tormé Comin' Home Baby
81. 03:13:14 Donnie Elbert Wild Child
82. 03:15:48 Marvin Gaye Stubborn Kind of Fellow
83. 03:18:44 The Satintones A Love That Can Never Be
84. 03:21:26 Bettye LaVette Witchcraft in the Air
85. 03:24:01 The 5 Royales It Hurts Inside
86. 03:26:39 Ray Charles Hide nor Hair
87. 03:29:50 Taffie Lee Stay Away from My Baby
88. 03:32:16 Mitty Collier Don't Let Her Take My Baby
89. 03:34:38 Soul Brothers The Parade of Broken Hearts
90. 03:36:51 Patience Valentine If You Don't Come
91. 03:38:52 The 5 Royales Catch That Teardrop
92. 03:41:23 Maxine Brown Am I Falling in Love
93. 03:43:30 Big Maybelle I've Got a Feelin'
94. 03:46:27 Big Dee Irwin And Heaven Was Here
95. 03:49:23 The Upsetters Jaywalking
96. 03:51:52 The Miracles If Your Mother Only Knew
97. 03:54:35 Sherri Taylor He's the One That Rings My Bell
100. 04:01:48 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
- published: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 48948
Entertainment Junkie Episode II
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:00
- Updated: 15 May 2013
- views: 197
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what ...
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what is going on in the world around them. Entertainment Junkie is the release of all of this information and more.
Episode 1 Segements:
Table Manners - Pop Culture Discussion
Fashgasm Report: Jordan Johnson aKa J. Jordan
Discuss This: Education in America
Throwback Thursday
Director: William Quiles
Co-Director: Diamond Miller
Editor: DeVaughn Johnson
Producers: Adrianna Carter, DeVaughn Johnson & Andrea Carter
Hosts: Adrianna Carter (Cherelle) Jordan Foster-Bell (HellaBandz) DeVaughn Johnson (DeeVo)
Special Guest: Jordan Johnson AkA J. Jordan (Yung Jonzon)
*Music Provided By Big Top Entertainment*
Jordan Johnson Feat. Problem - You Can't Stop Me
Jordan Johnson - Young Hip-Hop (buy on itunes)
Photographer: Diamond Miller
Theme Song Courtsey of Curtis "Marv" Johnson
Graphics Courtsey of Jordan Norris
Special Thanks To: Deatra Harris, Patricia Johnson & Katai Sayyakone
Follow/Contact Us: @WeAreEJs
wn.com/Entertainment Junkie Episode Ii
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what is going on in the world around them. Entertainment Junkie is the release of all of this information and more.
Episode 1 Segements:
Table Manners - Pop Culture Discussion
Fashgasm Report: Jordan Johnson aKa J. Jordan
Discuss This: Education in America
Throwback Thursday
Director: William Quiles
Co-Director: Diamond Miller
Editor: DeVaughn Johnson
Producers: Adrianna Carter, DeVaughn Johnson & Andrea Carter
Hosts: Adrianna Carter (Cherelle) Jordan Foster-Bell (HellaBandz) DeVaughn Johnson (DeeVo)
Special Guest: Jordan Johnson AkA J. Jordan (Yung Jonzon)
*Music Provided By Big Top Entertainment*
Jordan Johnson Feat. Problem - You Can't Stop Me
Jordan Johnson - Young Hip-Hop (buy on itunes)
Photographer: Diamond Miller
Theme Song Courtsey of Curtis "Marv" Johnson
Graphics Courtsey of Jordan Norris
Special Thanks To: Deatra Harris, Patricia Johnson & Katai Sayyakone
Follow/Contact Us: @WeAreEJs
- published: 15 May 2013
- views: 197
Entertainment Junkie Premiere Episode
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 30:04
- Updated: 29 Mar 2013
- views: 440
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what ...
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what is going on in the world around them. Entertainment Junkie is the release of all of this information and more.
Episode 1 Segements:
Table Manners - Pop Culture Discussion
25 Second Album Review
Discuss This - Poverty in America
Fashgasm Report - Best & Worst Dress of 2013 Award Season
Motivation Movement
Director: Donovan Gasque
Co-Director: Jordan Norris
Editor: DeVaughn Johnson
Producers: Adrianna Carter, DeVaughn Johnson & Andrea Carter
Hosts: Adrianna Carter (Cherelle) Jordan Foster-Bell (HellaBandZ) DeVaughn Johnson (DeeVo)
Special Guest: Tianna Alise
Photographer: Donovan Gasque
Theme Song Courtsey of Curtis "Marv" Johnson
Graphics Courtsey of Jordan Norris
Special Thanks To: Deatra Harris & Patricia Johnson
wn.com/Entertainment Junkie Premiere Episode
A clutter of information is what an Entertainment Junkie deals with on a daily basis. A mind filled with everything entertainment wise, as well as knowing what is going on in the world around them. Entertainment Junkie is the release of all of this information and more.
Episode 1 Segements:
Table Manners - Pop Culture Discussion
25 Second Album Review
Discuss This - Poverty in America
Fashgasm Report - Best & Worst Dress of 2013 Award Season
Motivation Movement
Director: Donovan Gasque
Co-Director: Jordan Norris
Editor: DeVaughn Johnson
Producers: Adrianna Carter, DeVaughn Johnson & Andrea Carter
Hosts: Adrianna Carter (Cherelle) Jordan Foster-Bell (HellaBandZ) DeVaughn Johnson (DeeVo)
Special Guest: Tianna Alise
Photographer: Donovan Gasque
Theme Song Courtsey of Curtis "Marv" Johnson
Graphics Courtsey of Jordan Norris
Special Thanks To: Deatra Harris & Patricia Johnson
- published: 29 Mar 2013
- views: 440
Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 275:51
- Updated: 07 Jan 2016
- views: 1075
Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits
Released 2011-07-01 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id443454727?...
Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits
Released 2011-07-01 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id443454727?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209952833
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Blues+Brother+Soul+Sister+Hits&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jerry Butler & The Impressions For Your Precious Love
2. 00:02:48 The Four Tops Could It Be You?
3. 00:05:55 Dee Clark Nobody But You
4. 00:08:23 Little Anthony & The Imperials Tears On My Pillow
5. 00:10:39 Hank Ballard & The Midnighters Let 'Em Roll
6. 00:13:22 Ruth Brown Sweet Baby Of Mine
7. 00:15:57 Jackie Wilson Lonely Teardrops
8. 00:18:39 Sam Cooke Unchained Melody
9. 00:22:13 Nina Simone My Baby Just Cares For Me
10. 00:25:55 Ray Charles I Got A Woman
11. 00:28:48 Clyde McPhatter A Lover's Question
12. 00:31:27 Etta James W-O-M-A-N
13. 00:34:13 The Platters Twilight Time
14. 00:37:03 Solomon Burke No Man Walks Alone
15. 00:39:33 James Brown & The Famous Flames Tell Me What I Did Wrong
16. 00:42:00 Johnny Ace Pledging My Love
17. 00:44:31 The Coasters Down In Mexico
18. 00:47:49 Sam Cooke Sad Mood
19. 00:50:32 Rufus Thomas Bear Cat
20. 00:53:24 Tommy Ridgley Just A Memory
21. 00:55:28 The Drifters Try Try Baby
22. 00:58:09 Willie Mabon Knock On Wood
23. 01:01:05 Wynonie Harris Tell A Whale Of A Tale
24. 01:03:28 Sam Cooke I'll Come Running Back To You
25. 01:05:44 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry Ain't Got No Home
26. 01:08:08 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
27. 01:11:05 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Shop Around
28. 01:13:58 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
29. 01:16:56 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
30. 01:19:19 Ray Charles Mess Around
31. 01:22:04 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
32. 01:24:44 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
33. 01:27:15 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
34. 01:30:07 The Drifters There Goes My Baby
35. 01:32:25 Dee Clark Hey Little Girl
36. 01:34:29 Marv Johnson Come To Me
37. 01:36:51 Barrett Strong Money (That's What I Want)
38. 01:39:32 Bobby Bland Cry Cry Cry
39. 01:42:19 The Coasters Searchin'
40. 01:45:12 Jerry Butler & The Impressions He Will Break Your Heart
41. 01:48:06 Mabel John Who Wouldn't Love A Man Like That
42. 01:50:54 Paul Gayten The Hunch
43. 01:53:43 Jesse Belvin You Send Me
44. 01:56:31 James Brown & The Famous Flames Try Me
45. 01:59:05 The Isley Brothers Shout
46. 02:03:40 Etta James At Last
47. 02:06:50 The Shirelles Dedicated To The One I Love
48. 02:09:01 The Flamingos Nobody Loves Me Like You
49. 02:11:23 Ivory Joe Hunter Since I Met You Baby
50. 02:14:12 Eddie Holland Merry Go Round
51. 02:16:29 Little Anthony & The Imperials Two People In The World
52. 02:19:08 Bobby Bland Farther Up The Road
53. 02:22:10 Ray Charles A Fool For You
54. 02:25:14 Nina Simone Love Me Or Leave Me
55. 02:28:41 Roy Brown Let The For Winds Blow
56. 02:30:47 The Rays Silhouettes
57. 02:33:34 Etta James Tough Lover
58. 02:35:47 Billy Myles Honey Bee
59. 02:37:57 Ray Charles Georgia On My Mind
60. 02:41:40 Jesse Belvin The Girl Of My Dreams
61. 02:44:44 Ruth Brown Oh, What A Dream
62. 02:47:42 Sam Cooke Win Your Love For Me
63. 02:50:30 Lavern Baker Soul On Fire
64. 02:53:37 Ann Cole Easy Easy Baby
65. 02:56:16 Solomon Burke This Is It
66. 02:59:15 Big Maybelle Candy
67. 03:01:58 Ray Charles Hallelujah I Love Her So
68. 03:04:37 The Platters Only You (And You Alone)
69. 03:07:18 Percy Mayfield Please Send Me Someone To Love
70. 03:10:15 Little Willie John Fever
71. 03:13:00 Sister Rosetta Tharpe Up Above My Head
72. 03:15:35 Sam Cooke I Dream Of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
73. 03:19:20 James Brown & The Famous Flames Why Do You Do Me
74. 03:22:24 Aretha Franklin You Grow Closer
75. 03:25:10 The Platters The Magic Touch
76. 03:27:43 Ike & Tina Turner A Fool In Love
77. 03:30:40 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
78. 03:33:24 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
79. 03:35:34 Aretha Franklin Love Is The Only Thing
80. 03:38:20 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance
81. 03:40:46 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz
82. 03:43:15 Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Stay
83. 03:44:54 Dinah Washington What A Difference A Day Makes
84. 03:47:28 Bill Doggett Honky Tonk
85. 03:50:39 Lavern Baker Jim Dandy
86. 03:52:57 Joe Jones You Talk Too Much
87. 03:55:37 Jackie Wilson Reet Petite
88. 03:58:25 Ray Charles Ruby
89. 04:02:24 Little Walter My Babe
90. 04:05:08 Etta James All I Could Do Was Cry
91. 04:08:10 James Brown & The Famous Flames Please Please Please
92. 04:10:59 Ruth Brown (Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean
93. 04:14:04 Clyde McPhatter Seven Days
94. 04:16:39 Arthur Alexander Sally Sue Brown
95. 04:18:55 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
96. 04:21:28 Big Maybelle Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
97. 04:24:13 Chuck Willis What Am I Living For?
98. 04:26:46 Ted Taylor Be Ever Wonderful
99. 04:29:22 Rufus Thomas The Easy Livin' Plan
100. 04:32:11 The Royals Every Beat Of My Heart
© Nordic Entertainment Ltd 2011
℗ AudioSonic Music 2011
wn.com/Various Artists 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits (Audiosonic Music) Full Album
Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits
Released 2011-07-01 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id443454727?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209952833
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Blues+Brother+Soul+Sister+Hits&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jerry Butler & The Impressions For Your Precious Love
2. 00:02:48 The Four Tops Could It Be You?
3. 00:05:55 Dee Clark Nobody But You
4. 00:08:23 Little Anthony & The Imperials Tears On My Pillow
5. 00:10:39 Hank Ballard & The Midnighters Let 'Em Roll
6. 00:13:22 Ruth Brown Sweet Baby Of Mine
7. 00:15:57 Jackie Wilson Lonely Teardrops
8. 00:18:39 Sam Cooke Unchained Melody
9. 00:22:13 Nina Simone My Baby Just Cares For Me
10. 00:25:55 Ray Charles I Got A Woman
11. 00:28:48 Clyde McPhatter A Lover's Question
12. 00:31:27 Etta James W-O-M-A-N
13. 00:34:13 The Platters Twilight Time
14. 00:37:03 Solomon Burke No Man Walks Alone
15. 00:39:33 James Brown & The Famous Flames Tell Me What I Did Wrong
16. 00:42:00 Johnny Ace Pledging My Love
17. 00:44:31 The Coasters Down In Mexico
18. 00:47:49 Sam Cooke Sad Mood
19. 00:50:32 Rufus Thomas Bear Cat
20. 00:53:24 Tommy Ridgley Just A Memory
21. 00:55:28 The Drifters Try Try Baby
22. 00:58:09 Willie Mabon Knock On Wood
23. 01:01:05 Wynonie Harris Tell A Whale Of A Tale
24. 01:03:28 Sam Cooke I'll Come Running Back To You
25. 01:05:44 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry Ain't Got No Home
26. 01:08:08 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
27. 01:11:05 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Shop Around
28. 01:13:58 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
29. 01:16:56 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
30. 01:19:19 Ray Charles Mess Around
31. 01:22:04 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
32. 01:24:44 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
33. 01:27:15 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
34. 01:30:07 The Drifters There Goes My Baby
35. 01:32:25 Dee Clark Hey Little Girl
36. 01:34:29 Marv Johnson Come To Me
37. 01:36:51 Barrett Strong Money (That's What I Want)
38. 01:39:32 Bobby Bland Cry Cry Cry
39. 01:42:19 The Coasters Searchin'
40. 01:45:12 Jerry Butler & The Impressions He Will Break Your Heart
41. 01:48:06 Mabel John Who Wouldn't Love A Man Like That
42. 01:50:54 Paul Gayten The Hunch
43. 01:53:43 Jesse Belvin You Send Me
44. 01:56:31 James Brown & The Famous Flames Try Me
45. 01:59:05 The Isley Brothers Shout
46. 02:03:40 Etta James At Last
47. 02:06:50 The Shirelles Dedicated To The One I Love
48. 02:09:01 The Flamingos Nobody Loves Me Like You
49. 02:11:23 Ivory Joe Hunter Since I Met You Baby
50. 02:14:12 Eddie Holland Merry Go Round
51. 02:16:29 Little Anthony & The Imperials Two People In The World
52. 02:19:08 Bobby Bland Farther Up The Road
53. 02:22:10 Ray Charles A Fool For You
54. 02:25:14 Nina Simone Love Me Or Leave Me
55. 02:28:41 Roy Brown Let The For Winds Blow
56. 02:30:47 The Rays Silhouettes
57. 02:33:34 Etta James Tough Lover
58. 02:35:47 Billy Myles Honey Bee
59. 02:37:57 Ray Charles Georgia On My Mind
60. 02:41:40 Jesse Belvin The Girl Of My Dreams
61. 02:44:44 Ruth Brown Oh, What A Dream
62. 02:47:42 Sam Cooke Win Your Love For Me
63. 02:50:30 Lavern Baker Soul On Fire
64. 02:53:37 Ann Cole Easy Easy Baby
65. 02:56:16 Solomon Burke This Is It
66. 02:59:15 Big Maybelle Candy
67. 03:01:58 Ray Charles Hallelujah I Love Her So
68. 03:04:37 The Platters Only You (And You Alone)
69. 03:07:18 Percy Mayfield Please Send Me Someone To Love
70. 03:10:15 Little Willie John Fever
71. 03:13:00 Sister Rosetta Tharpe Up Above My Head
72. 03:15:35 Sam Cooke I Dream Of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
73. 03:19:20 James Brown & The Famous Flames Why Do You Do Me
74. 03:22:24 Aretha Franklin You Grow Closer
75. 03:25:10 The Platters The Magic Touch
76. 03:27:43 Ike & Tina Turner A Fool In Love
77. 03:30:40 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
78. 03:33:24 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
79. 03:35:34 Aretha Franklin Love Is The Only Thing
80. 03:38:20 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance
81. 03:40:46 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz
82. 03:43:15 Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Stay
83. 03:44:54 Dinah Washington What A Difference A Day Makes
84. 03:47:28 Bill Doggett Honky Tonk
85. 03:50:39 Lavern Baker Jim Dandy
86. 03:52:57 Joe Jones You Talk Too Much
87. 03:55:37 Jackie Wilson Reet Petite
88. 03:58:25 Ray Charles Ruby
89. 04:02:24 Little Walter My Babe
90. 04:05:08 Etta James All I Could Do Was Cry
91. 04:08:10 James Brown & The Famous Flames Please Please Please
92. 04:10:59 Ruth Brown (Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean
93. 04:14:04 Clyde McPhatter Seven Days
94. 04:16:39 Arthur Alexander Sally Sue Brown
95. 04:18:55 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
96. 04:21:28 Big Maybelle Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
97. 04:24:13 Chuck Willis What Am I Living For?
98. 04:26:46 Ted Taylor Be Ever Wonderful
99. 04:29:22 Rufus Thomas The Easy Livin' Plan
100. 04:32:11 The Royals Every Beat Of My Heart
© Nordic Entertainment Ltd 2011
℗ AudioSonic Music 2011
- published: 07 Jan 2016
- views: 1075
Various Artists - 100 Greatest Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 275:51
- Updated: 01 Oct 2015
- views: 15789
Various Artists - 100 Greatest Soul Classics
Released 2011-06-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id446141053?uo=6&app;...
Various Artists - 100 Greatest Soul Classics
Released 2011-06-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id446141053?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209952826
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Greatest+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Ike & Tina Turner A Fool For You
2. 00:02:57 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
3. 00:05:41 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
4. 00:07:51 Aretha Franklin Love Is The Only Thing
5. 00:10:37 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance
6. 00:13:03 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz
7. 00:15:32 Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Stay
8. 00:17:11 Dinah Washington What A Difference A Day Made
9. 00:19:45 Bill Doggett Honky Tonk
10. 00:22:56 Lavern Baker Jim Dandy
11. 00:25:14 Joe Jones You Talk Too Much
12. 00:27:57 Jackie Wilson Reet Petite
13. 00:30:45 Ray Charles Ruby
14. 00:34:44 Little Walter My Babe
15. 00:37:28 Etta James All I Could Do Was Cry
16. 00:40:30 James Brown & The Famous Flames Please Please Please
17. 00:43:19 Ruth Brown (Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean
18. 00:46:24 Clyde McPhatter Seven Days
19. 00:48:59 Arthur Alexander Sally Sue Brown
20. 00:51:15 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
21. 00:53:48 Big Maybelle Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
22. 00:56:33 Chuck Willis What Am I Living For
23. 00:59:06 Ted Taylor Be Ever Wonderful
24. 01:01:42 Rufus Thomas The Easy Livin' Plan
25. 01:04:31 The Royals Every Beat Of My Heart
26. 01:07:29 Eddie Holland Merry Go Round
27. 01:09:46 Ivory Joe Hunter Since I Met You Baby
28. 01:12:35 The Flamingos Nobody Loves Me Like You
29. 01:14:57 The Shirelles Dedicated To The One I Love
30. 01:17:05 Etta James At Last
31. 01:20:15 The Isley Brothers Shout
32. 01:24:50 James Brown & The Famous Flames Try Me
33. 01:27:24 Jesse Belvin You Send Me
34. 01:30:12 Paul Gayten The Hunch
35. 01:33:01 Mabel John Who Wouldn't Love A Man Like That
36. 01:35:49 Jerry Butler & The Impressions He Will Break Your Heart
37. 01:38:43 The Coasters Searchin'
38. 01:41:36 Bobby Bland Cry Cry Cry
39. 01:44:23 Barrett Strong Money (That's What I Want)
40. 01:47:04 Dee Clark Hey Little Girl
41. 01:49:08 The Drifters There Goes My Baby
42. 01:51:26 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
43. 01:54:18 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
44. 01:56:49 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
45. 01:59:29 Ray Charles Mess Around
46. 02:02:14 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
47. 02:04:40 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
48. 02:07:38 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Shop Around
49. 02:10:31 Marv Johnson Come To Me
50. 02:12:53 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
51. 02:15:50 Jerry Butler & The Impressions For Your Precious Love
52. 02:18:38 The Four Tops Could It Be You
53. 02:21:45 Dee Clark Nobody But You
54. 02:24:13 Little Anthony and The Imperials Tears On My Pillow
55. 02:26:29 Hank Ballard And The Midnighters Let 'Em Roll
56. 02:29:12 Ruth Brown Sweet Baby Of Mine
57. 02:31:47 Jackie Wilson Lonely Teardrops
58. 02:34:26 Sam Cooke Unchained Melody
59. 02:38:00 Nina Simone My Baby Just Cares For Me
60. 02:41:42 Ray Charles I Got A Woman
61. 02:44:35 Clyde McPhatter A Lover's Question
62. 02:47:14 Etta James W-O-M-A-N
63. 02:50:00 The Platters Twilight Time
64. 02:52:50 Solomon Burke No Man Walks Alone
65. 02:55:20 James Brown & The Famous Flames Tell Me What I Did Wrong
66. 02:57:47 Johnny Ace Pledging My Love
67. 03:00:18 The Coasters Down In Mexico
68. 03:03:36 Sam Cooke Sad Mood
69. 03:06:19 Rufus Thomas Bear Cat
70. 03:09:11 Tommy Ridgley Just A Memory
71. 03:11:15 The Drifters Try Try Baby
72. 03:13:56 Willie Mabon Knock On Wood
73. 03:16:52 Wynonie Harris Tell A Whale Of A Tale
74. 03:19:15 Sam Cooke I'll Come Running Back To You
75. 03:21:31 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry Ain't Got No Home
76. 03:23:55 Little Anthony and The Imperials Two People In The World
77. 03:26:34 Bobby Bland Farther Up The Road
78. 03:29:36 Ray Charles A Fool For You
79. 03:32:40 Nina Simone Love Me Or Leave Me
80. 03:36:07 Roy Brown Let The Four Winds Blow
81. 03:38:13 The Rays Silhouettes
82. 03:41:00 Etta James Tough Lover
83. 03:43:13 Billy Myles Honey Bee
84. 03:45:26 Ray Charles Georgia On My Mind
85. 03:49:09 Jesse Belvin The Girl Of My Dreams
86. 03:52:10 Ruth Brown Oh, What A Dream
87. 03:55:08 Sam Cooke Win Your Love For Me
88. 03:57:56 Lavern Baker Soul On Fire
89. 04:01:03 Ann Cole Easy Easy Baby
90. 04:03:42 Solomon Burke This Is It
91. 04:06:41 Big Maybelle Candy
92. 04:09:24 Ray Charles Hallelujah I Love Her So
93. 04:12:03 The Platters Only You (And You Alone)
94. 04:14:44 Percy Mayfield Please Send Me Someone To Love
95. 04:17:41 Little Willie John Fever
96. 04:20:26 Sister Rosetta Tharpe Up Above My Head
97. 04:23:01 Sam Cooke I Dream Of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
98. 04:26:46 James Brown & The Famous Flames Why Do You Do Me?
99. 04:29:50 Aretha Franklin You Grow Closer
100. 04:32:36 The Platters The Magic Touch
© Nordic Entertainment Ltd 2011
℗ AudioSonic Music 2011
wn.com/Various Artists 100 Greatest Soul Classics (Audiosonic Music) Full Album
Various Artists - 100 Greatest Soul Classics
Released 2011-06-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id446141053?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209952826
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Greatest+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Ike & Tina Turner A Fool For You
2. 00:02:57 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
3. 00:05:41 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
4. 00:07:51 Aretha Franklin Love Is The Only Thing
5. 00:10:37 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance
6. 00:13:03 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz
7. 00:15:32 Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Stay
8. 00:17:11 Dinah Washington What A Difference A Day Made
9. 00:19:45 Bill Doggett Honky Tonk
10. 00:22:56 Lavern Baker Jim Dandy
11. 00:25:14 Joe Jones You Talk Too Much
12. 00:27:57 Jackie Wilson Reet Petite
13. 00:30:45 Ray Charles Ruby
14. 00:34:44 Little Walter My Babe
15. 00:37:28 Etta James All I Could Do Was Cry
16. 00:40:30 James Brown & The Famous Flames Please Please Please
17. 00:43:19 Ruth Brown (Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean
18. 00:46:24 Clyde McPhatter Seven Days
19. 00:48:59 Arthur Alexander Sally Sue Brown
20. 00:51:15 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
21. 00:53:48 Big Maybelle Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
22. 00:56:33 Chuck Willis What Am I Living For
23. 00:59:06 Ted Taylor Be Ever Wonderful
24. 01:01:42 Rufus Thomas The Easy Livin' Plan
25. 01:04:31 The Royals Every Beat Of My Heart
26. 01:07:29 Eddie Holland Merry Go Round
27. 01:09:46 Ivory Joe Hunter Since I Met You Baby
28. 01:12:35 The Flamingos Nobody Loves Me Like You
29. 01:14:57 The Shirelles Dedicated To The One I Love
30. 01:17:05 Etta James At Last
31. 01:20:15 The Isley Brothers Shout
32. 01:24:50 James Brown & The Famous Flames Try Me
33. 01:27:24 Jesse Belvin You Send Me
34. 01:30:12 Paul Gayten The Hunch
35. 01:33:01 Mabel John Who Wouldn't Love A Man Like That
36. 01:35:49 Jerry Butler & The Impressions He Will Break Your Heart
37. 01:38:43 The Coasters Searchin'
38. 01:41:36 Bobby Bland Cry Cry Cry
39. 01:44:23 Barrett Strong Money (That's What I Want)
40. 01:47:04 Dee Clark Hey Little Girl
41. 01:49:08 The Drifters There Goes My Baby
42. 01:51:26 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
43. 01:54:18 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
44. 01:56:49 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
45. 01:59:29 Ray Charles Mess Around
46. 02:02:14 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
47. 02:04:40 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
48. 02:07:38 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Shop Around
49. 02:10:31 Marv Johnson Come To Me
50. 02:12:53 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
51. 02:15:50 Jerry Butler & The Impressions For Your Precious Love
52. 02:18:38 The Four Tops Could It Be You
53. 02:21:45 Dee Clark Nobody But You
54. 02:24:13 Little Anthony and The Imperials Tears On My Pillow
55. 02:26:29 Hank Ballard And The Midnighters Let 'Em Roll
56. 02:29:12 Ruth Brown Sweet Baby Of Mine
57. 02:31:47 Jackie Wilson Lonely Teardrops
58. 02:34:26 Sam Cooke Unchained Melody
59. 02:38:00 Nina Simone My Baby Just Cares For Me
60. 02:41:42 Ray Charles I Got A Woman
61. 02:44:35 Clyde McPhatter A Lover's Question
62. 02:47:14 Etta James W-O-M-A-N
63. 02:50:00 The Platters Twilight Time
64. 02:52:50 Solomon Burke No Man Walks Alone
65. 02:55:20 James Brown & The Famous Flames Tell Me What I Did Wrong
66. 02:57:47 Johnny Ace Pledging My Love
67. 03:00:18 The Coasters Down In Mexico
68. 03:03:36 Sam Cooke Sad Mood
69. 03:06:19 Rufus Thomas Bear Cat
70. 03:09:11 Tommy Ridgley Just A Memory
71. 03:11:15 The Drifters Try Try Baby
72. 03:13:56 Willie Mabon Knock On Wood
73. 03:16:52 Wynonie Harris Tell A Whale Of A Tale
74. 03:19:15 Sam Cooke I'll Come Running Back To You
75. 03:21:31 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry Ain't Got No Home
76. 03:23:55 Little Anthony and The Imperials Two People In The World
77. 03:26:34 Bobby Bland Farther Up The Road
78. 03:29:36 Ray Charles A Fool For You
79. 03:32:40 Nina Simone Love Me Or Leave Me
80. 03:36:07 Roy Brown Let The Four Winds Blow
81. 03:38:13 The Rays Silhouettes
82. 03:41:00 Etta James Tough Lover
83. 03:43:13 Billy Myles Honey Bee
84. 03:45:26 Ray Charles Georgia On My Mind
85. 03:49:09 Jesse Belvin The Girl Of My Dreams
86. 03:52:10 Ruth Brown Oh, What A Dream
87. 03:55:08 Sam Cooke Win Your Love For Me
88. 03:57:56 Lavern Baker Soul On Fire
89. 04:01:03 Ann Cole Easy Easy Baby
90. 04:03:42 Solomon Burke This Is It
91. 04:06:41 Big Maybelle Candy
92. 04:09:24 Ray Charles Hallelujah I Love Her So
93. 04:12:03 The Platters Only You (And You Alone)
94. 04:14:44 Percy Mayfield Please Send Me Someone To Love
95. 04:17:41 Little Willie John Fever
96. 04:20:26 Sister Rosetta Tharpe Up Above My Head
97. 04:23:01 Sam Cooke I Dream Of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
98. 04:26:46 James Brown & The Famous Flames Why Do You Do Me?
99. 04:29:50 Aretha Franklin You Grow Closer
100. 04:32:36 The Platters The Magic Touch
© Nordic Entertainment Ltd 2011
℗ AudioSonic Music 2011
- published: 01 Oct 2015
- views: 15789
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NFL's Marvin Jones -- I'm Not Megatron But Obviously I'm Good Enough
New Lions WR Marvin Jones says he's not fazed by comparisons to old Lions WR Calvin Johnson ... 'cause he knows his skills are gonna make him a star in Detroit. Subscribe! TMZ -- https://youtube.com/user/TMZ Subscribe to TMZ Live -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9_3h1t3FEvhC-1toDU3fww Subscribe! TMZ Sports -- https://youtube.com/user/TMZSports Subscribe! toofab -- https://youtube.com/user/toofabvideos NEED MORE? http://www.tmz.com/ http://www.tmz.com/category/tmzsports http://toofab.com/ Like us on! Facebook -- https://www.facebook.com/TMZ Follow us! Twitter -- https://twitter.com/tmz TMZ on TV & TMZ Sports on FS1 Tune In Info -- http://www.tmz.com/when-its-on?adid=TMZ_Web_Nav_TMZ_On_TV TMZ on iOS -- http://tmz.me/tHs84rW TMZ on Android -- http://tmz.me/cKCCRoq
published: 14 Mar 2016 -
Fantasy Football 2016 - Rising Stars, Preseason Week 2, David Johnson Interview - Ep. #247
SUBSCRIBE Now! ➨ http://bit.ly/ffballers-subscribe JOIN our Fantasy Football Community ➨ http://www.jointhefoot.com GET THE ULTIMATE DRAFT KIT ➨ http://www.ultimatedraftkit.com RANKINGS, TOOLS, & MORE ➨ http://www.thefantasyfootballers.com Fantasy Football Podcast for August 22, 2016. The Fantasy Footballers look back at Week 2 of the preseason, welcome in David Johnson of the Arizona Cardinals, talk up their Raising Cane’s Rising Stars of the Week and much much more on another jam-packed episode of The Fantasy Footballers podcast. Are you ready for your fantasy football draft? Keep it right here and get primed to dominate your league. The award-winning team of Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike “The Fantasy Hitman” Wright bring you another episode of The Fantasy Footballers podcast...
published: 22 Aug 2016 -
a motown classic: marv johnson i miss you baby (how i miss you)
there was something going on at Motown during the years 1964 and 1965. it was as if all the funk brothers, all the writers and producers and all the singers suddenly realized they could take r&b;, soul, rock and pop to astonishingly new and unlimited destinations. there was something in the overall sound of the music that suddenly sounded new and exciting, raw and polished, bright and dark, innovative and traditional- all at the same time. here is one of those songs from that period: marv johnson's "i miss you baby (how i miss you)" and wow! in its mono version, it packed a punch any boxer would envy. clarence paul and luvel broadnax came up with a lyric that fully captures the desperate hours that haunt and taunt us when the one we love is gone. clarence paul produced a ...
published: 01 Aug 2009 -
Marv Johnson - Come To Me (the first Motown release)
Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music. With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first compan...
published: 05 Jan 2011 -
Marvin Johnson vs Eddie Gregory KNOCK OUT www.sweetfights.com
Marvin Johnson vs Eddie Gregory KNOCK OUT
published: 16 Aug 2013 -
Michael Spinks - Marvin Johnson
1981-03-28 Resorts International, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
published: 07 Aug 2012 -
Messy Marv The Full Reno Story | Exclusive Hyfe Deniro Full Interview
Messy Marv A Bay area rapper, was jumped robbed and had a gun in his face after getting paid for a show and not showing up! Getting Robbed 2:56 Hyfe Interview About Incident 4:02 Marvin Watson Jr. (born March 19, 1976),[1] better known by his stage name Messy Marv, is an American rapper who grew up in the Fillmore district of San Francisco, California. He is the cousin of San Quinn, Stevie Johnson, and Ya Boy. On November 2, 2007, Messy Marv was released from jail after serving twelve months on weapons charges. In the spring of 2012, Messy Marv released the hit mixtape, Da Frank Lucas Dat Neva Wore Da Mink Coat and released the hit single, "You Gotta Pay Me". In 2013, he announced the release of his newest LP "Playboy Gangsta" under his new moniker LilPaperdupMess, and released 3 sing...
published: 08 Sep 2013
NFL's Marvin Jones -- I'm Not Megatron But Obviously I'm Good Enough
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- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 14 Mar 2016
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New Lions WR Marvin Jones says he's not fazed by comparisons to old Lions WR Calvin Johnson ... 'cause he knows his skills are gonna make him a star in Detroit....
New Lions WR Marvin Jones says he's not fazed by comparisons to old Lions WR Calvin Johnson ... 'cause he knows his skills are gonna make him a star in Detroit.
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New Lions WR Marvin Jones says he's not fazed by comparisons to old Lions WR Calvin Johnson ... 'cause he knows his skills are gonna make him a star in Detroit.
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- published: 14 Mar 2016
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Fantasy Football 2016 - Rising Stars, Preseason Week 2, David Johnson Interview - Ep. #247
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- Duration: 54:24
- Updated: 22 Aug 2016
- views: 18537
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Fantasy Football Podcast for August 22, 2016. The Fantasy Footballers look back at Week 2 of the preseason, welcome in David Johnson of the Arizona Cardinals, talk up their Raising Cane’s Rising Stars of the Week and much much more on another jam-packed episode of The Fantasy Footballers podcast. Are you ready for your fantasy football draft? Keep it right here and get primed to dominate your league.
The award-winning team of Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike “The Fantasy Hitman” Wright bring you another episode of The Fantasy Footballers podcast, getting you ready for the 2016 fantasy football season so you can win your league in style.
00:35- Intro
03:00- What WR #3 (on their team) do you want?
06:28- News and Notes From Around the NFL
Injury designations: No Probable tag!
10:22- Dion Lewis out
12:18- Interview with David Johnson
15:15- Josh Gordon
16:00- Thomas Rawls
16:15- Jeremy Langford
16:25- Ronnie Hillman
16:45- Andre Williams
17:45- Eric Ebron
18:00- Austin Seferian Jenkins
18:45- Paxton Lynch
21:20- Raising Canes’ Rising Stars of the Week
Tajae Sharpe
24:00- Jeremy Langford
25:39- Allen Robinson
28:38- Preseason Recap Week 2
28:30- Eagles/Steelers: Sammie Coates, Landry Jones, Eli Rodgers, Kenjon Barner, Ryan Mathews
31:45- Bengals/Lions: Marvin Jones, Golden Tate, Jeremy Hill, Tyler Boyd
35:55- Patriots/Bears: Alshon Jeffery, Kevin White
37:50- Falcons/Browns: Robert Griffin III, Terrelle Pryor
40:20- Packers/Raiders: Eddie Lacy, Michael Crabtree
45:20- Vikings/Seahawks: Christine Michael, Thomas Rawls
49:50- Chargers/Cardinals: David Johnson, Jaron Brown, Melvin Gordon, Keenan Allen
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Fantasy Football Podcast for August 22, 2016. The Fantasy Footballers look back at Week 2 of the preseason, welcome in David Johnson of the Arizona Cardinals, talk up their Raising Cane’s Rising Stars of the Week and much much more on another jam-packed episode of The Fantasy Footballers podcast. Are you ready for your fantasy football draft? Keep it right here and get primed to dominate your league.
The award-winning team of Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike “The Fantasy Hitman” Wright bring you another episode of The Fantasy Footballers podcast, getting you ready for the 2016 fantasy football season so you can win your league in style.
00:35- Intro
03:00- What WR #3 (on their team) do you want?
06:28- News and Notes From Around the NFL
Injury designations: No Probable tag!
10:22- Dion Lewis out
12:18- Interview with David Johnson
15:15- Josh Gordon
16:00- Thomas Rawls
16:15- Jeremy Langford
16:25- Ronnie Hillman
16:45- Andre Williams
17:45- Eric Ebron
18:00- Austin Seferian Jenkins
18:45- Paxton Lynch
21:20- Raising Canes’ Rising Stars of the Week
Tajae Sharpe
24:00- Jeremy Langford
25:39- Allen Robinson
28:38- Preseason Recap Week 2
28:30- Eagles/Steelers: Sammie Coates, Landry Jones, Eli Rodgers, Kenjon Barner, Ryan Mathews
31:45- Bengals/Lions: Marvin Jones, Golden Tate, Jeremy Hill, Tyler Boyd
35:55- Patriots/Bears: Alshon Jeffery, Kevin White
37:50- Falcons/Browns: Robert Griffin III, Terrelle Pryor
40:20- Packers/Raiders: Eddie Lacy, Michael Crabtree
45:20- Vikings/Seahawks: Christine Michael, Thomas Rawls
49:50- Chargers/Cardinals: David Johnson, Jaron Brown, Melvin Gordon, Keenan Allen
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- published: 22 Aug 2016
- views: 18537
a motown classic: marv johnson i miss you baby (how i miss you)
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- Duration: 2:48
- Updated: 01 Aug 2009
- views: 44340
there was something going on at Motown during the years 1964 and 1965. it was as if all the funk brothers, all the writers and producers and all the singers su...
there was something going on at Motown during the years 1964 and 1965. it was as if all the funk brothers, all the writers and producers and all the singers suddenly realized they could take r&b;, soul, rock and pop to astonishingly new and unlimited destinations.
there was something in the overall sound of the music that suddenly sounded new and exciting, raw and polished, bright and dark, innovative and traditional- all at the same time.
here is one of those songs from that period: marv johnson's "i miss you baby (how i miss you)" and wow! in its mono version, it packed a punch any boxer would envy.
clarence paul and luvel broadnax came up with a lyric that fully captures the desperate hours that haunt and taunt us when the one we love is gone. clarence paul produced a track that showcases the funk brothers at their best- it certainly is jammed with just about EVERYTHING we all love about that motown sound.
a big, huge, chunky 4-on-the-floor beat, hand claps, sprite and bright horns, gutsy guitars a fat bass- it's all there!
marv johnson was another one those artists on motown's famed "2nd tier." the amazing thing about these artists is that they weren't on that 2nd level because of lack of talent- could be just the fact that the company simply had an overabundance of a good thing and there were some who'd get the short end of the stick.
marv had the chops to make a hit- he was one of those people who could sing just about anything and make it rock and here on "i miss you baby," he certainly doesn't give anything less than 100% pure pleasure!
love the two-level backing vocals- andantes and perhaps the spinners.
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there was something going on at Motown during the years 1964 and 1965. it was as if all the funk brothers, all the writers and producers and all the singers suddenly realized they could take r&b;, soul, rock and pop to astonishingly new and unlimited destinations.
there was something in the overall sound of the music that suddenly sounded new and exciting, raw and polished, bright and dark, innovative and traditional- all at the same time.
here is one of those songs from that period: marv johnson's "i miss you baby (how i miss you)" and wow! in its mono version, it packed a punch any boxer would envy.
clarence paul and luvel broadnax came up with a lyric that fully captures the desperate hours that haunt and taunt us when the one we love is gone. clarence paul produced a track that showcases the funk brothers at their best- it certainly is jammed with just about EVERYTHING we all love about that motown sound.
a big, huge, chunky 4-on-the-floor beat, hand claps, sprite and bright horns, gutsy guitars a fat bass- it's all there!
marv johnson was another one those artists on motown's famed "2nd tier." the amazing thing about these artists is that they weren't on that 2nd level because of lack of talent- could be just the fact that the company simply had an overabundance of a good thing and there were some who'd get the short end of the stick.
marv had the chops to make a hit- he was one of those people who could sing just about anything and make it rock and here on "i miss you baby," he certainly doesn't give anything less than 100% pure pleasure!
love the two-level backing vocals- andantes and perhaps the spinners.
- published: 01 Aug 2009
- views: 44340
Marv Johnson - Come To Me (the first Motown release)
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- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 05 Jan 2011
- views: 3443
Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although...
Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music.
With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first company artist. His own composition, "Come to Me," impressed Gordy and partner Raynoma Liles so much that it became Tamla's first record. If that was exciting, then its national release through United Artists--plus Top 10 and 30 spots for R&B; and pop--must have been utterly exhilarating! And so, Motown was on its way. As was Marv Johnson, to United Artists, and into greater soul music circles that included Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke. Yet he remained a Motown ally, both as a performer on its tours and producer-manager Berry Gordy's responsibility. In fact, Johnson's early tracks featured the heavy-beat, well-defined vocals that were fast becoming Motown specialties.
If United Artists had spread out such hits over years instead of months, then Marv Johnson might have gotten more fans with stronger, longer-term memories. As it was, the streak above ended by 1961, two or three years before Motown got really huge and its artists got pop music historians panting.
For the second time in this Marv Johnson biography, the soul singer joined Motown in 1965 after United Artists let him go. It was apt that he issued one song called, "I Miss You Baby." That single did okay. More significantly, 1966's "I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose" renewed his popularity in the U.K. in 1968. The end of that decade, however, also marked his last original recordings. Instead of giving up on Motown altogether, Johnson refreshed his relationship to it by working in sales. Despite his loyalty, that community disregarded his musical contributions in 1983's Motown 25 special. Another dismissal by old supporters.
Fortunately, he wasn't quite history. After lying dormant into the late 1980s, the performance bug bit him once more. He sang live on Motown oldies tours, and under producer Ian Levine's guidance, re-cut tracks from his and other artists' repertoires. He kept going until May 16, 1993. A stroke during a Columbia, South Carolina show gave him no further chances to remind audiences of his talents.
As I conclude this Marv Johnson biography, his influence as Motown's original R&B;/pop star still barely registers on the public's radar screen. Maybe it's time to come full circle and hail his music--and legacy--once again.
SOURCE: http://www.soullyoldies.com/marv-johnson-biography.html
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index
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Like most life summaries, this Marv Johnson biography is a linear, birth-to-death account and, by merely existing, deems its subject worth remembering. Although few today would utter the R&B; singer's name in the same breath as other Motown stars, his early success helped take the company forward as an R&B; and pop-soul force. A mere 20 years after his birth on October 15, 1938, Marvin Earl Johnson had already sung with Detroit's Junior Serenaders at public events, played piano, and incorporated a gospel and bluesy jazz background into both. By 1958, he was ready to record "My Baby-O" and "Once Upon a Time" and bounce back from their failure when songwriter Berry Gordy offered to produce his music.
With that, Marv Johnson joined the then-regional Tamla label and became Motown's first company artist. His own composition, "Come to Me," impressed Gordy and partner Raynoma Liles so much that it became Tamla's first record. If that was exciting, then its national release through United Artists--plus Top 10 and 30 spots for R&B; and pop--must have been utterly exhilarating! And so, Motown was on its way. As was Marv Johnson, to United Artists, and into greater soul music circles that included Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke. Yet he remained a Motown ally, both as a performer on its tours and producer-manager Berry Gordy's responsibility. In fact, Johnson's early tracks featured the heavy-beat, well-defined vocals that were fast becoming Motown specialties.
If United Artists had spread out such hits over years instead of months, then Marv Johnson might have gotten more fans with stronger, longer-term memories. As it was, the streak above ended by 1961, two or three years before Motown got really huge and its artists got pop music historians panting.
For the second time in this Marv Johnson biography, the soul singer joined Motown in 1965 after United Artists let him go. It was apt that he issued one song called, "I Miss You Baby." That single did okay. More significantly, 1966's "I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose" renewed his popularity in the U.K. in 1968. The end of that decade, however, also marked his last original recordings. Instead of giving up on Motown altogether, Johnson refreshed his relationship to it by working in sales. Despite his loyalty, that community disregarded his musical contributions in 1983's Motown 25 special. Another dismissal by old supporters.
Fortunately, he wasn't quite history. After lying dormant into the late 1980s, the performance bug bit him once more. He sang live on Motown oldies tours, and under producer Ian Levine's guidance, re-cut tracks from his and other artists' repertoires. He kept going until May 16, 1993. A stroke during a Columbia, South Carolina show gave him no further chances to remind audiences of his talents.
As I conclude this Marv Johnson biography, his influence as Motown's original R&B;/pop star still barely registers on the public's radar screen. Maybe it's time to come full circle and hail his music--and legacy--once again.
SOURCE: http://www.soullyoldies.com/marv-johnson-biography.html
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index
- published: 05 Jan 2011
- views: 3443
Marvin Johnson vs Eddie Gregory KNOCK OUT www.sweetfights.com
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- Duration: 49:40
- Updated: 16 Aug 2013
- views: 8741
Marvin Johnson vs Eddie Gregory KNOCK OUT
Marvin Johnson vs Eddie Gregory KNOCK OUT
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Michael Spinks - Marvin Johnson
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- Duration: 25:03
- Updated: 07 Aug 2012
- views: 8904
1981-03-28 Resorts International, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
- published: 07 Aug 2012
- views: 8904
Messy Marv The Full Reno Story | Exclusive Hyfe Deniro Full Interview
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- Duration: 12:15
- Updated: 08 Sep 2013
- views: 175853
Messy Marv A Bay area rapper, was jumped robbed and had a gun in his face after getting paid for a show and not showing up!
Getting Robbed 2:56
Hyfe Interview A...
Messy Marv A Bay area rapper, was jumped robbed and had a gun in his face after getting paid for a show and not showing up!
Getting Robbed 2:56
Hyfe Interview About Incident 4:02
Marvin Watson Jr. (born March 19, 1976),[1] better known by his stage name Messy Marv, is an American rapper who grew up in the Fillmore district of San Francisco, California. He is the cousin of San Quinn, Stevie Johnson, and Ya Boy.
On November 2, 2007, Messy Marv was released from jail after serving twelve months on weapons charges. In the spring of 2012, Messy Marv released the hit mixtape, Da Frank Lucas Dat Neva Wore Da Mink Coat and released the hit single, "You Gotta Pay Me". In 2013, he announced the release of his newest LP "Playboy Gangsta" under his new moniker LilPaperdupMess, and released 3 singles as promotionals for the album: "We Killas", "Beautiful Kalifornia", & "A Girlfriend Ain't What I Need". Marv confirmed via Twitter a release date of July 23, 2013 for the LP.
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Messy Marv A Bay area rapper, was jumped robbed and had a gun in his face after getting paid for a show and not showing up!
Getting Robbed 2:56
Hyfe Interview About Incident 4:02
Marvin Watson Jr. (born March 19, 1976),[1] better known by his stage name Messy Marv, is an American rapper who grew up in the Fillmore district of San Francisco, California. He is the cousin of San Quinn, Stevie Johnson, and Ya Boy.
On November 2, 2007, Messy Marv was released from jail after serving twelve months on weapons charges. In the spring of 2012, Messy Marv released the hit mixtape, Da Frank Lucas Dat Neva Wore Da Mink Coat and released the hit single, "You Gotta Pay Me". In 2013, he announced the release of his newest LP "Playboy Gangsta" under his new moniker LilPaperdupMess, and released 3 singles as promotionals for the album: "We Killas", "Beautiful Kalifornia", & "A Girlfriend Ain't What I Need". Marv confirmed via Twitter a release date of July 23, 2013 for the LP.
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- published: 08 Sep 2013
- views: 175853
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Come On And Stop - Marv Johnson
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marv johnson - unbreakable love
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marv johnson unbreakable love
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Marv Johnson-Happy Days
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Marv Johnson - Crying On My Pillow
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MARV JOHNSON SLEEP POPCORN
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Marv Johnson - Come To Me (1959)
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Come On And Stop - Marv Johnson
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 35
- published: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 35
Marv Johnson - Come On And Stop 1963
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- Duration: 2:12
- Updated: 20 Oct 2016
- views: 12
marv johnson - unbreakable love
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- Duration: 2:37
- Updated: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 165
- published: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 165
marv johnson unbreakable love
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- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 18 Nov 2012
- views: 300
- published: 18 Nov 2012
- views: 300
Marv Johnson-Happy Days
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- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 11 May 2012
- views: 1705
- published: 11 May 2012
- views: 1705
Marv Johnson - Crying On My Pillow
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 04 Jun 2016
- views: 52
- published: 04 Jun 2016
- views: 52
MARV JOHNSON SLEEP POPCORN
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 09 Nov 2012
- views: 110
- published: 09 Nov 2012
- views: 110
You Got What It Takes - Marv Johnson
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 23 Mar 2015
- views: 384
Marv Johnson - Come To Me (1959)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 09 Aug 2015
- views: 71
- published: 09 Aug 2015
- views: 71
Marv Johnson - I Need You
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- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 18 Feb 2014
- views: 1413
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Fundamental Gymnastics Tumbling and Balancing Basic Skills
Video produced by Dr. Marv Johnson, Professor Emeritus Eastern Michigan University
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Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id-1?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209953878 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Ultimate+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 The Marvelettes Please Mr. Postman 2. 00:02:34 Ben E. King Stand By Me 3. 00:05:31 The Isley Brothers Twist and Shout 4. 00:08:05 The Drifters Up on The Roof 5. 00:10:42 The Mar-Keys Last Night 6. 00:13:23 Otis Redding These Arms of Mine 7. 00:15:58 The Contours Do You Love Me? 8. 00:18:54 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow 9. 00:21:38 James Brown Think 10. 00:24:32 Aretha Franklin Try a Little Tenderness 11. 00:27:50 Wilson Pickett If You Need Me 12...
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Various Artists - Happy Days - 75 Classics Sounds from the Rock 'N' Roll Years (One Day Music) [...
Various Artists - Happy Days - 75 Classics Sounds from the Rock 'N' Roll Years Released 2014-05-23 on One Day Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id875192462?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060259820625 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+Happy+Days+-+75+Classics+Sounds+from+the+Rock+%27N%27+Roll+Years&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Jan & Dean Barbara Ann 2. 00:02:20 Bobby Darin Dream Lover 3. 00:04:50 Chris Montez Let's Dance 4. 00:07:16 Santo & Johnny Sleep Walk 5. 00:09:39 Ernie Maresca Shout! Shout! (Knock Yourself Out) 6. 00:11:48 The Crystals He's a Rebel 7. 00:14:21 The Hollywood Argyles Alley-Oop 8. 00:17:05 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball 9. 00:19:26 Dion A Teenager in Love 10. 00:22:03 Paul Evans Seven Little...
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Various Artists - Hits Of The 1960s - 100 Original Hit Recordings (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - Hits Of The 1960s - 100 Original Hit Recordings Released 2011-09-09 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id459118162?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209952970 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+Hits+Of+The+1960s+-+100+Original+Hit+Recordings&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Sam Cooke Chain Gang 2. 00:02:39 Buddy Holly True Love Ways 3. 00:05:32 The Everly Brothers Let It Be Me 4. 00:08:15 Elvis Presley Are You Lonesome Tonight? 5. 00:11:27 Eddie Cochran Three Steps To Heaven 6. 00:13:54 Duane Eddy Beacuse They're Young 7. 00:15:57 Freddy Cannon Way Down In New Orleans 8. 00:18:31 Cliff Richard Living Doll 9. 00:21:16 Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Shakin' All Over 10. 00:23:43 Jimm...
published: 01 Oct 2015 -
Various Artists - 100 Hits Of The 50s & 60s (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Hits Of The 50s & 60s Released 2012-06-22 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id535119784?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209953250 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Hits+Of+The+50s+%26+60s&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Bobby Freeman Do You Wanna Dance 2. 00:02:38 Johnny Burnette Dreamin' 3. 00:05:00 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball 4. 00:07:25 Roy Orbison Only The Lonely 5. 00:09:54 Johnny Tillotson Earth Angel 6. 00:12:57 Billy Fury That's Love 7. 00:14:49 Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen 8. 00:18:05 Jimmy Jones Good Timin' 9. 00:20:13 Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Shakin' All Over 10. 00:22:37 Bob Luman Let's Think About Living 11. 00:24:44 Cliff Richard Nine Times Out Of Ten...
published: 06 Oct 2015 -
Various Artists - Crusin' Classics 1956-1961 (Not Now Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - Crusin' Classics 1956-1961 Released 2013-03-15 on Not Now Music 1. 00:00:00 Frankie Lymon The ABC's of Love 2. 00:01:56 Freddy Bell Giddy Up a Ding Dong (with The Bellboys) 3. 00:03:57 The Clovers Devil or Angel 4. 00:06:21 Charlie Feathers Bottle to the Baby 5. 00:08:40 The Mellow Kings Tonite, Tonite 6. 00:11:12 Ricky Nelson Stood Up 7. 00:13:05 Little Joe Peanuts 8. 00:15:29 Buddy Holly Peggy Sue 9. 00:17:58 The Solitaires Walking Along 10. 00:20:30 Lance Fortune High School Dance 11. 00:23:02 Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen 12. 00:26:14 Jack Scott Leroy 13. 00:28:23 The Collins Kids Rock Boppin' Baby 14. 00:30:42 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk 15. 00:33:28 The Spaniels Stormy Weather 16. 00:36:01 The Everly Brothers All I Have to Do Is Dream 17. 00:38:21 Chuck Berry John...
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Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209954943 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Northern+Soul+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me 2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester & The Showstoppers When You See Me Hurt 3. 00:04:42 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever 4. 00:07:09 Maureen Gray Today's the Day 5. 00:09:13 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got 6. 00:11:47 Wilson Pickett Let Me Be Your Boy 7. 00:14:35 The Showmen The Wrong Girl 8. 00:16:50 Dee Clark Hold on 9. 00:19:14 Little Eva Keep Your Hands off My Baby 10. 00:21:46 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Working 11...
published: 02 Oct 2015 -
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics (One Day Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id567120803?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060255181591 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+The+Roots+of+Northern+Soul+-+40+Original+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me 2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester When You See Me Hurt 3. 00:04:42 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Workin' 4. 00:06:31 Barrett Strong Misery 5. 00:08:59 Betty O' Brian She'll Be Gone 6. 00:11:01 Dee Clark Hold On 7. 00:13:25 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now) 8. 00:15:49 The Temptations Check Yourself 9. 00:18:32 Richard Berry Have Love Will Travel 10. 00:21:28...
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Various Artists - Stand By Me - 75 Original Recordings (One Day Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - Stand By Me - 75 Original Recordings Released 2012-09-28 on One Day Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id563465064?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060255180051 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+Stand+By+Me+-+75+Original+Recordings&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM 1. 00:00:00 Ben E King Stand By Me 2. 00:02:56 Elvis Presley His Latest Flame 3. 00:05:04 Billy Fury Halfway to Paradise 4. 00:07:32 Eddie Cochran Weekend 5. 00:09:23 Everly Brothers Walk Right Back 6. 00:11:42 Helen Shapiro Don't Treat Me Like a Child 7. 00:14:15 The Allisons Are You Sure? 8. 00:16:22 Del Shannon Runaway 9. 00:18:40 Cliff Richard Theme for a Dream 10. 00:20:45 Brenda Lee Fool #1 11. 00:23:11 Buddy Holly Baby I Don't Care 12. ...
published: 04 Nov 2015
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Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
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Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics
Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id-1?uo=6&app;=itunes...
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics
Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music
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1. 00:00:00 The Marvelettes Please Mr. Postman
2. 00:02:34 Ben E. King Stand By Me
3. 00:05:31 The Isley Brothers Twist and Shout
4. 00:08:05 The Drifters Up on The Roof
5. 00:10:42 The Mar-Keys Last Night
6. 00:13:23 Otis Redding These Arms of Mine
7. 00:15:58 The Contours Do You Love Me?
8. 00:18:54 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
9. 00:21:38 James Brown Think
10. 00:24:32 Aretha Franklin Try a Little Tenderness
11. 00:27:50 Wilson Pickett If You Need Me
12. 00:30:31 Barrett Strong Money
13. 00:33:12 Booker T Green Onions
14. 00:36:08 Dionne Warwick Don't Make Me Over
15. 00:39:32 Smokey Robinson What's So Good About Goodbye?
16. 00:41:59 Little Anthony Tears on My Pillow
17. 00:44:16 The Supremes Your Heart Belongs To Me
18. 00:46:54 Martha Reeves I'll Have to Let Him Go
19. 00:49:47 The Temptations Romance Without Finance
20. 00:52:39 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
21. 00:55:11 Mary Wells You Beat Me to the Punch
22. 00:57:58 The Supremes I Want a Guy
23. 01:00:54 Stevie Wonder Contract on Love
24. 01:03:11 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
25. 01:05:38 Marvin Gaye Never Let You Go (Sha Lu Bop)
26. 01:08:22 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
27. 01:11:01 Otis Redding Hey, Hey Baby
28. 01:13:53 Sam And Dave No More Pain
29. 01:16:28 Jerry Butler Make It Easy on Yourself
30. 01:19:06 James Brown Night Train (with The Famous Flames)
31. 01:22:43 Patti LaBelle Tear After Tear
32. 01:25:10 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
33. 01:28:06 The Coasters Poison Ivy
34. 01:30:51 Solomon Burke Just Out of Reach
35. 01:33:40 William Bell You Don't Miss Your Water
36. 01:36:45 Brook Benton Still Waters Run Deep
37. 01:39:21 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
38. 01:42:24 Mary Wells Strange Love
39. 01:45:09 The Downbeats Request of a Fool
40. 01:48:08 Joe Tex Meet Me in Church
41. 01:50:32 King Curtis Slow Motion
42. 01:53:37 Stevie Wonder Sunset
43. 01:56:34 The Creations This Is Our Night
44. 01:58:52 Eddie Holland It's Not Too Late
45. 02:01:26 Lamont Dozier Dearest One
46. 02:03:36 The Contours Funny
47. 02:06:37 Marv Johnson Come to Me
48. 02:09:01 Smokey Robinson Shop Around
49. 02:11:54 The Satintones Motor City
50. 02:14:28 The Marvelettes Beechwood 4-5789
51. 02:16:38 The Drifters When My Little Girl Is Smiling
52. 02:19:09 Gladys Knight Letter Full of Tears
53. 02:22:05 Esther Phillips Release Me
54. 02:25:28 Otis Redding That's What My Heart Needs
55. 02:28:10 Sam Cooke Nothing Can Change This Love
56. 02:30:51 Timi Yuro Hurt
57. 02:33:24 Arthur Alexander You Better Move On
58. 02:36:12 James Brown I've Got Money
59. 02:38:47 Marvin Gaye Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
60. 02:41:06 Aretha Franklin Maybe I'm a Fool
61. 02:44:21 Joe Tex The Rib
62. 02:46:14 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
63. 02:49:11 Smokey Robinson Bad Girl
64. 02:51:56 Marvin Gaye Mr. Sandman
65. 02:54:33 Jackie Wilson A Woman, a Lover, a Friend
66. 02:57:10 The Shirelles Dedicated to the One I Love
67. 02:59:20 Lee Dorsey Ya Ya
68. 03:01:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
69. 03:04:36 The Supremes Buttered Popcorn
70. 03:07:35 Dionne Warwick I Smiled Yesterday
71. 03:10:24 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes)
72. 03:12:47 Curtis Mayfield Gypsy Woman
73. 03:15:10 Stevie Wonder I Call It Pretty Music, But the Old People Call It the Blues
74. 03:17:44 James Brown Messing with the Blues
75. 03:20:00 The Satintones Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
76. 03:22:57 The Drifters Sweets for My Sweet
77. 03:25:39 Rufus Thomas Can't Ever Let You Go
78. 03:28:17 Otis Redding Gama Lama
79. 03:30:46 Aretha Franklin Operation Heartbreak
80. 03:33:50 James Brown I'll Go Crazy
81. 03:36:11 Wilson Pickett Baby Call on Me
82. 03:38:41 Sam And Dave I Need Love
83. 03:41:12 Solomon Burke I Really Don't Want to Know
84. 03:44:49 Joe Tex One Giant Step
85. 03:47:53 Ben E. King Show Me the Way
86. 03:50:13 Booker T Behave Yourself
87. 03:54:12 The Creations You're My Inspiration
88. 03:56:46 Marvin Gaye Taking My Time
89. 03:59:18 The Four Tops Pennies From Heaven
90. 04:01:51 Smokey Robinson Mighty Good Lovin'
91. 04:04:31 Mary Wells Two Lovers
92. 04:07:21 Gladys Knight Operator
93. 04:09:36 The Marvelettes Playboy
94. 04:12:25 Marv Johnson Whisper
95. 04:14:59 The Temptations Paradise
96. 04:17:50 Martha Reeves My Baby Won't Come Back Home
97. 04:20:20 Marvin Gaye Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
98. 04:23:28 The Satintones My Beloved
99. 04:25:57 Stevie Wonder La, La, La, La, La
100. 04:28:18 The Marvelettes So Long Baby
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Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics
Released 2013-03-22 on AudioSonic Music
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1. 00:00:00 The Marvelettes Please Mr. Postman
2. 00:02:34 Ben E. King Stand By Me
3. 00:05:31 The Isley Brothers Twist and Shout
4. 00:08:05 The Drifters Up on The Roof
5. 00:10:42 The Mar-Keys Last Night
6. 00:13:23 Otis Redding These Arms of Mine
7. 00:15:58 The Contours Do You Love Me?
8. 00:18:54 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
9. 00:21:38 James Brown Think
10. 00:24:32 Aretha Franklin Try a Little Tenderness
11. 00:27:50 Wilson Pickett If You Need Me
12. 00:30:31 Barrett Strong Money
13. 00:33:12 Booker T Green Onions
14. 00:36:08 Dionne Warwick Don't Make Me Over
15. 00:39:32 Smokey Robinson What's So Good About Goodbye?
16. 00:41:59 Little Anthony Tears on My Pillow
17. 00:44:16 The Supremes Your Heart Belongs To Me
18. 00:46:54 Martha Reeves I'll Have to Let Him Go
19. 00:49:47 The Temptations Romance Without Finance
20. 00:52:39 The Four Tops Ain't That Love
21. 00:55:11 Mary Wells You Beat Me to the Punch
22. 00:57:58 The Supremes I Want a Guy
23. 01:00:54 Stevie Wonder Contract on Love
24. 01:03:11 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
25. 01:05:38 Marvin Gaye Never Let You Go (Sha Lu Bop)
26. 01:08:22 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
27. 01:11:01 Otis Redding Hey, Hey Baby
28. 01:13:53 Sam And Dave No More Pain
29. 01:16:28 Jerry Butler Make It Easy on Yourself
30. 01:19:06 James Brown Night Train (with The Famous Flames)
31. 01:22:43 Patti LaBelle Tear After Tear
32. 01:25:10 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
33. 01:28:06 The Coasters Poison Ivy
34. 01:30:51 Solomon Burke Just Out of Reach
35. 01:33:40 William Bell You Don't Miss Your Water
36. 01:36:45 Brook Benton Still Waters Run Deep
37. 01:39:21 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
38. 01:42:24 Mary Wells Strange Love
39. 01:45:09 The Downbeats Request of a Fool
40. 01:48:08 Joe Tex Meet Me in Church
41. 01:50:32 King Curtis Slow Motion
42. 01:53:37 Stevie Wonder Sunset
43. 01:56:34 The Creations This Is Our Night
44. 01:58:52 Eddie Holland It's Not Too Late
45. 02:01:26 Lamont Dozier Dearest One
46. 02:03:36 The Contours Funny
47. 02:06:37 Marv Johnson Come to Me
48. 02:09:01 Smokey Robinson Shop Around
49. 02:11:54 The Satintones Motor City
50. 02:14:28 The Marvelettes Beechwood 4-5789
51. 02:16:38 The Drifters When My Little Girl Is Smiling
52. 02:19:09 Gladys Knight Letter Full of Tears
53. 02:22:05 Esther Phillips Release Me
54. 02:25:28 Otis Redding That's What My Heart Needs
55. 02:28:10 Sam Cooke Nothing Can Change This Love
56. 02:30:51 Timi Yuro Hurt
57. 02:33:24 Arthur Alexander You Better Move On
58. 02:36:12 James Brown I've Got Money
59. 02:38:47 Marvin Gaye Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
60. 02:41:06 Aretha Franklin Maybe I'm a Fool
61. 02:44:21 Joe Tex The Rib
62. 02:46:14 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
63. 02:49:11 Smokey Robinson Bad Girl
64. 02:51:56 Marvin Gaye Mr. Sandman
65. 02:54:33 Jackie Wilson A Woman, a Lover, a Friend
66. 02:57:10 The Shirelles Dedicated to the One I Love
67. 02:59:20 Lee Dorsey Ya Ya
68. 03:01:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
69. 03:04:36 The Supremes Buttered Popcorn
70. 03:07:35 Dionne Warwick I Smiled Yesterday
71. 03:10:24 Carla Thomas Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes)
72. 03:12:47 Curtis Mayfield Gypsy Woman
73. 03:15:10 Stevie Wonder I Call It Pretty Music, But the Old People Call It the Blues
74. 03:17:44 James Brown Messing with the Blues
75. 03:20:00 The Satintones Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
76. 03:22:57 The Drifters Sweets for My Sweet
77. 03:25:39 Rufus Thomas Can't Ever Let You Go
78. 03:28:17 Otis Redding Gama Lama
79. 03:30:46 Aretha Franklin Operation Heartbreak
80. 03:33:50 James Brown I'll Go Crazy
81. 03:36:11 Wilson Pickett Baby Call on Me
82. 03:38:41 Sam And Dave I Need Love
83. 03:41:12 Solomon Burke I Really Don't Want to Know
84. 03:44:49 Joe Tex One Giant Step
85. 03:47:53 Ben E. King Show Me the Way
86. 03:50:13 Booker T Behave Yourself
87. 03:54:12 The Creations You're My Inspiration
88. 03:56:46 Marvin Gaye Taking My Time
89. 03:59:18 The Four Tops Pennies From Heaven
90. 04:01:51 Smokey Robinson Mighty Good Lovin'
91. 04:04:31 Mary Wells Two Lovers
92. 04:07:21 Gladys Knight Operator
93. 04:09:36 The Marvelettes Playboy
94. 04:12:25 Marv Johnson Whisper
95. 04:14:59 The Temptations Paradise
96. 04:17:50 Martha Reeves My Baby Won't Come Back Home
97. 04:20:20 Marvin Gaye Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
98. 04:23:28 The Satintones My Beloved
99. 04:25:57 Stevie Wonder La, La, La, La, La
100. 04:28:18 The Marvelettes So Long Baby
© 2013 Nordic Entertainment Ltd
℗ 2013 AudioSonic Music .
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- published: 01 Oct 2015
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Various Artists - Happy Days - 75 Classics Sounds from the Rock 'N' Roll Years (One Day Music) [...
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Various Artists - Happy Days - 75 Classics Sounds from the Rock 'N' Roll Years
Released 2014-05-23 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple...
Various Artists - Happy Days - 75 Classics Sounds from the Rock 'N' Roll Years
Released 2014-05-23 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id875192462?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060259820625
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+Happy+Days+-+75+Classics+Sounds+from+the+Rock+%27N%27+Roll+Years&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jan & Dean Barbara Ann
2. 00:02:20 Bobby Darin Dream Lover
3. 00:04:50 Chris Montez Let's Dance
4. 00:07:16 Santo & Johnny Sleep Walk
5. 00:09:39 Ernie Maresca Shout! Shout! (Knock Yourself Out)
6. 00:11:48 The Crystals He's a Rebel
7. 00:14:21 The Hollywood Argyles Alley-Oop
8. 00:17:05 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
9. 00:19:26 Dion A Teenager in Love
10. 00:22:03 Paul Evans Seven Little Girls (Sitting in the Back Seat)
11. 00:24:20 Kalin Twins When
12. 00:26:47 Big Bopper Chantilly Lace
13. 00:29:11 Elvis Presley Good Luck Charm
14. 00:31:37 Duane Eddy Because They're Young
15. 00:33:38 Brenda Lee Sweet Nothin's
16. 00:36:00 Sam Cooke You Send Me
17. 00:38:43 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
18. 00:40:41 Buddy Holly Oh Boy
19. 00:42:49 Frankie Avalon Just Ask Your Heart
20. 00:45:18 Brian Hyland Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
21. 00:47:42 Dave 'Baby' Cortez The Happy Organ
22. 00:49:44 The Platters Only You
23. 00:52:22 Bobby Day Rockin' Robin
24. 00:54:57 Sheb Wooley The Purple People Eater
25. 00:57:12 Ben E King Stand by Me
26. 01:00:05 The Beach Boys Surfin' Safari
27. 01:02:12 Little Eva The Loco-Motion
28. 01:04:39 Jimmy Jones Handy Man
29. 01:06:40 Roy Orbison Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)
30. 01:09:13 The Paris Sisters I Love How You Love Me
31. 01:11:18 Neil Sedaka Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen
32. 01:13:53 Eddie Cochran Three Steps to Heaven
33. 01:16:15 Bill Haley Rock Around the Clock
34. 01:18:25 Donnie Brooks Mission Bell
35. 01:20:47 Linda Scott I've Told Every Little Star
36. 01:23:05 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
37. 01:25:23 Carl Perkins Blue Suede Shoes
38. 01:27:39 Bob B. Soxx Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah
39. 01:30:29 The Skyliners Happy Time
40. 01:32:31 Buddy Knox Party Doll
41. 01:34:43 Dodie Stevens Pink Shoe Laces
42. 01:37:08 Paul Anka Put Your Head on My Shoulder
43. 01:39:47 Marcie Blane Bobby's Girl
44. 01:42:05 Fats Domino I Want to Walk You Home
45. 01:44:28 Charlie Gracie Butterfly
46. 01:46:47 Eddie Hodges I'm Gonna Knock on Your Door
47. 01:48:53 Chuck Berry School Day (Ring! Ring! Goes the Bell)
48. 01:51:30 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
49. 01:54:12 Sandy Nelson Let There Be Drums
50. 01:56:30 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
51. 01:59:17 The Four Seasons Sherry
52. 02:01:50 The Everly Brothers ('Til) I Kissed You
53. 02:04:14 Floyd Cramer On the Rebound
54. 02:06:22 Jimmie Rodgers Honeycomb
55. 02:08:37 Carl Dobkins Jnr My Heart Is an Open Book
56. 02:10:46 The Tune Weavers Happy, Happy Birthday Baby
57. 02:13:06 Tommy Roe Sheila
58. 02:15:08 Chubby Checker Let's Twist Again
59. 02:17:26 Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls of Fire
60. 02:19:18 Charlie Phillips Sugartime (feat. Buddy Holly)
61. 02:21:36 Pat Boone A Wonderful Time up There
62. 02:23:43 Dennis Turner Lover Please
63. 02:25:37 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
64. 02:28:17 The Crests Sixteen Candles
65. 02:31:07 Jimmy Clanton Venus in Blue Jeans
66. 02:33:32 Shirley Caddell The Big Bounce
67. 02:35:45 The Fontane Sisters Seventeen
68. 02:37:49 Danny & The Juniors At the Hop
69. 02:40:21 The Fleetwoods Come Softly to Me
70. 02:42:44 Connie Francis I'm Gonna Be Warm This Winter
71. 02:45:08 The Tokens The Lion Sleeps Tonight
72. 02:47:50 Little Richard Tutti Frutti
73. 02:50:14 The Monotones Book of Love
74. 02:52:34 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
75. 02:55:02 The Reel McCoy Happy Days (Theme) (Theme)
When Happy Days first aired, it was a look back to an idealised culture twenty years previously. Now of course we are talking fifty or sixty years ago - but such is the power of popular music that it can transport us back to the days when every street corner had its Fonzie rebel and its wholesome Ritchie Cunningham. With hits from the likes of Jan & Dean, The Everly Brothers, Brenda Lee and Eddie Cochran - as Henry Winkler would say: 'The Fonz wants to dance!'
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Various Artists - Happy Days - 75 Classics Sounds from the Rock 'N' Roll Years
Released 2014-05-23 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id875192462?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060259820625
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+Happy+Days+-+75+Classics+Sounds+from+the+Rock+%27N%27+Roll+Years&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jan & Dean Barbara Ann
2. 00:02:20 Bobby Darin Dream Lover
3. 00:04:50 Chris Montez Let's Dance
4. 00:07:16 Santo & Johnny Sleep Walk
5. 00:09:39 Ernie Maresca Shout! Shout! (Knock Yourself Out)
6. 00:11:48 The Crystals He's a Rebel
7. 00:14:21 The Hollywood Argyles Alley-Oop
8. 00:17:05 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
9. 00:19:26 Dion A Teenager in Love
10. 00:22:03 Paul Evans Seven Little Girls (Sitting in the Back Seat)
11. 00:24:20 Kalin Twins When
12. 00:26:47 Big Bopper Chantilly Lace
13. 00:29:11 Elvis Presley Good Luck Charm
14. 00:31:37 Duane Eddy Because They're Young
15. 00:33:38 Brenda Lee Sweet Nothin's
16. 00:36:00 Sam Cooke You Send Me
17. 00:38:43 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
18. 00:40:41 Buddy Holly Oh Boy
19. 00:42:49 Frankie Avalon Just Ask Your Heart
20. 00:45:18 Brian Hyland Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
21. 00:47:42 Dave 'Baby' Cortez The Happy Organ
22. 00:49:44 The Platters Only You
23. 00:52:22 Bobby Day Rockin' Robin
24. 00:54:57 Sheb Wooley The Purple People Eater
25. 00:57:12 Ben E King Stand by Me
26. 01:00:05 The Beach Boys Surfin' Safari
27. 01:02:12 Little Eva The Loco-Motion
28. 01:04:39 Jimmy Jones Handy Man
29. 01:06:40 Roy Orbison Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)
30. 01:09:13 The Paris Sisters I Love How You Love Me
31. 01:11:18 Neil Sedaka Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen
32. 01:13:53 Eddie Cochran Three Steps to Heaven
33. 01:16:15 Bill Haley Rock Around the Clock
34. 01:18:25 Donnie Brooks Mission Bell
35. 01:20:47 Linda Scott I've Told Every Little Star
36. 01:23:05 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
37. 01:25:23 Carl Perkins Blue Suede Shoes
38. 01:27:39 Bob B. Soxx Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah
39. 01:30:29 The Skyliners Happy Time
40. 01:32:31 Buddy Knox Party Doll
41. 01:34:43 Dodie Stevens Pink Shoe Laces
42. 01:37:08 Paul Anka Put Your Head on My Shoulder
43. 01:39:47 Marcie Blane Bobby's Girl
44. 01:42:05 Fats Domino I Want to Walk You Home
45. 01:44:28 Charlie Gracie Butterfly
46. 01:46:47 Eddie Hodges I'm Gonna Knock on Your Door
47. 01:48:53 Chuck Berry School Day (Ring! Ring! Goes the Bell)
48. 01:51:30 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
49. 01:54:12 Sandy Nelson Let There Be Drums
50. 01:56:30 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
51. 01:59:17 The Four Seasons Sherry
52. 02:01:50 The Everly Brothers ('Til) I Kissed You
53. 02:04:14 Floyd Cramer On the Rebound
54. 02:06:22 Jimmie Rodgers Honeycomb
55. 02:08:37 Carl Dobkins Jnr My Heart Is an Open Book
56. 02:10:46 The Tune Weavers Happy, Happy Birthday Baby
57. 02:13:06 Tommy Roe Sheila
58. 02:15:08 Chubby Checker Let's Twist Again
59. 02:17:26 Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls of Fire
60. 02:19:18 Charlie Phillips Sugartime (feat. Buddy Holly)
61. 02:21:36 Pat Boone A Wonderful Time up There
62. 02:23:43 Dennis Turner Lover Please
63. 02:25:37 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
64. 02:28:17 The Crests Sixteen Candles
65. 02:31:07 Jimmy Clanton Venus in Blue Jeans
66. 02:33:32 Shirley Caddell The Big Bounce
67. 02:35:45 The Fontane Sisters Seventeen
68. 02:37:49 Danny & The Juniors At the Hop
69. 02:40:21 The Fleetwoods Come Softly to Me
70. 02:42:44 Connie Francis I'm Gonna Be Warm This Winter
71. 02:45:08 The Tokens The Lion Sleeps Tonight
72. 02:47:50 Little Richard Tutti Frutti
73. 02:50:14 The Monotones Book of Love
74. 02:52:34 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
75. 02:55:02 The Reel McCoy Happy Days (Theme) (Theme)
When Happy Days first aired, it was a look back to an idealised culture twenty years previously. Now of course we are talking fifty or sixty years ago - but such is the power of popular music that it can transport us back to the days when every street corner had its Fonzie rebel and its wholesome Ritchie Cunningham. With hits from the likes of Jan & Dean, The Everly Brothers, Brenda Lee and Eddie Cochran - as Henry Winkler would say: 'The Fonz wants to dance!'
© 2014 One Day Music
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- published: 04 Nov 2015
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Various Artists - Hits Of The 1960s - 100 Original Hit Recordings (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:26:51
- Updated: 01 Oct 2015
- views: 188593
Various Artists - Hits Of The 1960s - 100 Original Hit Recordings
Released 2011-09-09 on AudioSonic Music
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Various Artists - Hits Of The 1960s - 100 Original Hit Recordings
Released 2011-09-09 on AudioSonic Music
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1. 00:00:00 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
2. 00:02:39 Buddy Holly True Love Ways
3. 00:05:32 The Everly Brothers Let It Be Me
4. 00:08:15 Elvis Presley Are You Lonesome Tonight?
5. 00:11:27 Eddie Cochran Three Steps To Heaven
6. 00:13:54 Duane Eddy Beacuse They're Young
7. 00:15:57 Freddy Cannon Way Down In New Orleans
8. 00:18:31 Cliff Richard Living Doll
9. 00:21:16 Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Shakin' All Over
10. 00:23:43 Jimmy Jones Good Timin'
11. 00:25:57 The Hollywood Argyles Alley-Oop
12. 00:28:46 Hank Ballard & The Midnighters Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go
13. 00:31:16 Johnny Preston Running Bear
14. 00:34:00 Adam Faith When Johnny Comes Marching Home
15. 00:36:08 Lonnie Donegan My Old Man's A Dustman
16. 00:39:31 Tommy Steele Little White Bull
17. 00:43:17 Frank Sinatra High Hopes
18. 00:46:04 Percy Faith and his Orchestra Theme From 'A Summer Place'
19. 00:48:30 Connie Francis Mamma
20. 00:52:33 Dinah Washington and Brook Benton Baby (You've Got What It Takes)
21. 00:55:23 Joe Jones You Talk Too Much
22. 00:58:02 Fats Domino Walking To New Orleans
23. 01:00:04 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
24. 01:02:52 Barrett Strong Money (That's What I Want)
25. 01:05:33 Emile Ford and the Checkmates What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?
26. 01:07:39 Johnny Tillotson Poetry In Motion
27. 01:10:15 The Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
28. 01:12:40 Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Stay
29. 01:14:19 Roy Orbison Only The Lonely
30. 01:16:47 Elvis Presley It's Now Or Never
31. 01:20:05 Brenda Lee Sweet Nothin's
32. 01:22:30 Paul Anka Puppy Love
33. 01:25:17 The Ventures Walk, Don't Run
34. 01:27:27 Johnny Burnette Dreamin'
35. 01:29:50 Wanda Jackson Let's Have A Party
36. 01:32:06 Johnny Horton North To Alaska
37. 01:34:59 Marty Robbins El Paso
38. 01:39:43 Jim Reeves He'll Have To Go
39. 01:42:07 Hank Locklin Please Help Me, I'm Falling
40. 01:44:36 Frankie Laine Rawhide
41. 01:46:43 The Shadows Apache
42. 01:49:45 Anthony Newley Why?
43. 01:52:20 Johnny Mathis Misty
44. 01:55:59 Petula Clark Sailor
45. 01:59:01 Cliff Richard & The Shadows Please Don't Tease
46. 02:02:08 Adam Faith Poor Me
47. 02:04:00 Ricky Valance Tell Laura I Love Her
48. 02:06:48 Mark Dinning Teen Angel
49. 02:09:34 Jackie Wilson Doggin' Around
50. 02:12:28 Bobby Darin Beyond The Sea
51. 02:15:21 Neil Sedaka Calendar Girl
52. 02:18:06 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
53. 02:20:43 Del Shannon Runaway
54. 02:23:07 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
55. 02:25:09 The Marcels Blue Moon
56. 02:27:29 Ray Charles Georgia On My Mind
57. 02:31:09 Dinah Washington and Brook Benton A Rockin' Good Way
58. 02:33:41 Chubby Checker The Twist
59. 02:36:20 Elvis Presley Stuck On You
60. 02:38:43 Jimmy Jones Handy Man
61. 02:40:51 Billy Fury Colette
62. 02:42:45 Johnny & The Hurricanes Rocking Goose
63. 02:44:38 The Platters Harbour Lights
64. 02:47:54 Perry Como Delaware
65. 02:50:21 Bobby Darin Mack The Knife
66. 02:53:32 Edith Piaf Milord
67. 02:58:05 Acker Bilk Stranger On The Shore
68. 03:01:07 Ken Dodd Love Is Like A Violin
69. 03:03:23 Anthony Newley Do You Mind?
70. 03:05:50 Matt Monro Portrait Of My Love
71. 03:08:41 Adam Faith Someone Else's Baby
72. 03:10:49 Cliff Richard I Love You
73. 03:12:56 Connie Francis Everybody's Somebody's Fool
74. 03:15:37 Bobby Vee Devil Or Angel
75. 03:18:02 Wink Martindale Deck Of Cards
76. 03:21:52 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
77. 03:24:29 Neil Sedaka Stairway To Heaven
78. 03:27:17 Johnny Preston Cradle Of Love
79. 03:29:45 The Shirelles Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
80. 03:32:32 Brian Hyland Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
81. 03:35:00 Bobby Rydell Wild One
82. 03:37:32 Roy Orbison Blue Angel
83. 03:40:29 Floyd Cramer On The Rebound
84. 03:42:42 Elvis Presley A Mess Of Blues
85. 03:45:26 Gary U.S. Bonds New Orleans
86. 03:48:24 Dion Runaround Sue
87. 03:51:04 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Shop Around
88. 03:53:58 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
89. 03:56:09 The Shirelles Dedicated To The One I Love
90. 03:58:21 Guy Mitchell Heartaches By The Number
91. 04:01:11 Michael Holliday Starry Eyed
92. 04:03:38 Cliff Richard & The Shadows A Voice In The Wilderness
93. 04:05:56 Gene Vincent My Heart
94. 04:08:31 Brenda Lee I Want To Be Wanted
95. 04:11:42 Emile Ford and the Checkmates On A Slow Boat To China
96. 04:14:22 Tommy Bruce and the Bruisers Ain't Misbehavin'
97. 04:16:36 Johnny & The Hurricanes Beatnik Fly
98. 04:18:52 Connie Francis Robot Man
99. 04:20:52 Bob Luman Let's Think About Living
100. 04:23:06 Rolf Harris Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport
© Nordic Entertainment Ltd 2011
℗ AudioSonic Music 2011
wn.com/Various Artists Hits Of The 1960S 100 Original Hit Recordings (Audiosonic Music) Full Album
Various Artists - Hits Of The 1960s - 100 Original Hit Recordings
Released 2011-09-09 on AudioSonic Music
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1. 00:00:00 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
2. 00:02:39 Buddy Holly True Love Ways
3. 00:05:32 The Everly Brothers Let It Be Me
4. 00:08:15 Elvis Presley Are You Lonesome Tonight?
5. 00:11:27 Eddie Cochran Three Steps To Heaven
6. 00:13:54 Duane Eddy Beacuse They're Young
7. 00:15:57 Freddy Cannon Way Down In New Orleans
8. 00:18:31 Cliff Richard Living Doll
9. 00:21:16 Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Shakin' All Over
10. 00:23:43 Jimmy Jones Good Timin'
11. 00:25:57 The Hollywood Argyles Alley-Oop
12. 00:28:46 Hank Ballard & The Midnighters Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go
13. 00:31:16 Johnny Preston Running Bear
14. 00:34:00 Adam Faith When Johnny Comes Marching Home
15. 00:36:08 Lonnie Donegan My Old Man's A Dustman
16. 00:39:31 Tommy Steele Little White Bull
17. 00:43:17 Frank Sinatra High Hopes
18. 00:46:04 Percy Faith and his Orchestra Theme From 'A Summer Place'
19. 00:48:30 Connie Francis Mamma
20. 00:52:33 Dinah Washington and Brook Benton Baby (You've Got What It Takes)
21. 00:55:23 Joe Jones You Talk Too Much
22. 00:58:02 Fats Domino Walking To New Orleans
23. 01:00:04 Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes
24. 01:02:52 Barrett Strong Money (That's What I Want)
25. 01:05:33 Emile Ford and the Checkmates What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?
26. 01:07:39 Johnny Tillotson Poetry In Motion
27. 01:10:15 The Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
28. 01:12:40 Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Stay
29. 01:14:19 Roy Orbison Only The Lonely
30. 01:16:47 Elvis Presley It's Now Or Never
31. 01:20:05 Brenda Lee Sweet Nothin's
32. 01:22:30 Paul Anka Puppy Love
33. 01:25:17 The Ventures Walk, Don't Run
34. 01:27:27 Johnny Burnette Dreamin'
35. 01:29:50 Wanda Jackson Let's Have A Party
36. 01:32:06 Johnny Horton North To Alaska
37. 01:34:59 Marty Robbins El Paso
38. 01:39:43 Jim Reeves He'll Have To Go
39. 01:42:07 Hank Locklin Please Help Me, I'm Falling
40. 01:44:36 Frankie Laine Rawhide
41. 01:46:43 The Shadows Apache
42. 01:49:45 Anthony Newley Why?
43. 01:52:20 Johnny Mathis Misty
44. 01:55:59 Petula Clark Sailor
45. 01:59:01 Cliff Richard & The Shadows Please Don't Tease
46. 02:02:08 Adam Faith Poor Me
47. 02:04:00 Ricky Valance Tell Laura I Love Her
48. 02:06:48 Mark Dinning Teen Angel
49. 02:09:34 Jackie Wilson Doggin' Around
50. 02:12:28 Bobby Darin Beyond The Sea
51. 02:15:21 Neil Sedaka Calendar Girl
52. 02:18:06 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
53. 02:20:43 Del Shannon Runaway
54. 02:23:07 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
55. 02:25:09 The Marcels Blue Moon
56. 02:27:29 Ray Charles Georgia On My Mind
57. 02:31:09 Dinah Washington and Brook Benton A Rockin' Good Way
58. 02:33:41 Chubby Checker The Twist
59. 02:36:20 Elvis Presley Stuck On You
60. 02:38:43 Jimmy Jones Handy Man
61. 02:40:51 Billy Fury Colette
62. 02:42:45 Johnny & The Hurricanes Rocking Goose
63. 02:44:38 The Platters Harbour Lights
64. 02:47:54 Perry Como Delaware
65. 02:50:21 Bobby Darin Mack The Knife
66. 02:53:32 Edith Piaf Milord
67. 02:58:05 Acker Bilk Stranger On The Shore
68. 03:01:07 Ken Dodd Love Is Like A Violin
69. 03:03:23 Anthony Newley Do You Mind?
70. 03:05:50 Matt Monro Portrait Of My Love
71. 03:08:41 Adam Faith Someone Else's Baby
72. 03:10:49 Cliff Richard I Love You
73. 03:12:56 Connie Francis Everybody's Somebody's Fool
74. 03:15:37 Bobby Vee Devil Or Angel
75. 03:18:02 Wink Martindale Deck Of Cards
76. 03:21:52 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
77. 03:24:29 Neil Sedaka Stairway To Heaven
78. 03:27:17 Johnny Preston Cradle Of Love
79. 03:29:45 The Shirelles Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
80. 03:32:32 Brian Hyland Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
81. 03:35:00 Bobby Rydell Wild One
82. 03:37:32 Roy Orbison Blue Angel
83. 03:40:29 Floyd Cramer On The Rebound
84. 03:42:42 Elvis Presley A Mess Of Blues
85. 03:45:26 Gary U.S. Bonds New Orleans
86. 03:48:24 Dion Runaround Sue
87. 03:51:04 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Shop Around
88. 03:53:58 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
89. 03:56:09 The Shirelles Dedicated To The One I Love
90. 03:58:21 Guy Mitchell Heartaches By The Number
91. 04:01:11 Michael Holliday Starry Eyed
92. 04:03:38 Cliff Richard & The Shadows A Voice In The Wilderness
93. 04:05:56 Gene Vincent My Heart
94. 04:08:31 Brenda Lee I Want To Be Wanted
95. 04:11:42 Emile Ford and the Checkmates On A Slow Boat To China
96. 04:14:22 Tommy Bruce and the Bruisers Ain't Misbehavin'
97. 04:16:36 Johnny & The Hurricanes Beatnik Fly
98. 04:18:52 Connie Francis Robot Man
99. 04:20:52 Bob Luman Let's Think About Living
100. 04:23:06 Rolf Harris Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport
© Nordic Entertainment Ltd 2011
℗ AudioSonic Music 2011
- published: 01 Oct 2015
- views: 188593
Various Artists - 100 Hits Of The 50s & 60s (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:03:09
- Updated: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 169952
Various Artists - 100 Hits Of The 50s & 60s
Released 2012-06-22 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id535119784?uo=6&app;=...
Various Artists - 100 Hits Of The 50s & 60s
Released 2012-06-22 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id535119784?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209953250
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Hits+Of+The+50s+%26+60s&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Bobby Freeman Do You Wanna Dance
2. 00:02:38 Johnny Burnette Dreamin'
3. 00:05:00 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
4. 00:07:25 Roy Orbison Only The Lonely
5. 00:09:54 Johnny Tillotson Earth Angel
6. 00:12:57 Billy Fury That's Love
7. 00:14:49 Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen
8. 00:18:05 Jimmy Jones Good Timin'
9. 00:20:13 Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Shakin' All Over
10. 00:22:37 Bob Luman Let's Think About Living
11. 00:24:44 Cliff Richard Nine Times Out Of Ten
12. 00:26:54 Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls Of Fire
13. 00:28:49 Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers I'm Not A Juvenile Delinquent
14. 00:31:34 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
15. 00:34:19 Jerry Lee Lewis High School Confidential
16. 00:36:53 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
17. 00:39:47 The Drifters This Magic Moment
18. 00:42:20 Frankie Avalon Just Ask Your Heart
19. 00:44:53 Carl Dobkins Jr My Heart Is An Open Book
20. 00:47:05 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance
21. 00:49:28 Dee Clark Just Keep It Up
22. 00:51:32 Joe Bennett & The Sparkletones Black Slacks
23. 00:53:40 The Del-Vikings Whispering Bells
24. 00:56:11 The Big Bopper Chantilly Lace
25. 00:58:37 Larry Williams High School Dance
26. 01:00:59 Danny & The Juniors At The Hop
27. 01:03:33 Dion Runaround Sue
28. 01:06:16 Buddy Holly Baby I Don't Care
29. 01:07:56 Billy Fury I'd Never Find Another You
30. 01:10:35 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
31. 01:12:58 Bobby Vee Take Good Care Of My Baby
32. 01:15:31 Cliff Richard Theme For A Dream
33. 01:17:40 Bobby Darin Queen Of The Hop
34. 01:19:49 Connie Francis Breaking In A Brand New Heart
35. 01:22:28 Curtis Lee Pretty Little Angel Eyes
36. 01:25:14 Del Shannon Runaway
37. 01:27:40 The Drifters Please Stay
38. 01:29:57 Eddie Cochran Weekend
39. 01:31:52 Elvis Presley Little Sister
40. 01:34:26 The Ramrods (Ghost) Riders In The Sky
41. 01:37:04 The Everly Brothers Walk Right Back
42. 01:39:27 Gene Vincent She She Little Sheila
43. 01:41:56 The Morgan Twins TV Hop
44. 01:44:18 The Marcels Blue Moon
45. 01:46:40 Neil Sedaka Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen
46. 01:49:24 Brenda Lee Emotions
47. 01:52:14 Ray Charles Hit The Road Jack
48. 01:54:18 Roy Orbison Candy Man
49. 01:57:05 Sam Cooke Cupid
50. 01:59:44 Perry Como Jukebox Baby
51. 02:02:00 Elvis Presley The Girl Of My Best Friend
52. 02:04:25 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
53. 02:06:49 Eddie Cochran Three Steps To Heaven
54. 02:09:14 Ricky Nelson Never Be Anyone Else But You
55. 02:11:32 The Hollywood Argyles Alley Oop
56. 02:14:18 Joe Dee & The Starlighters The Peppermint Twist
57. 02:16:23 Cliff Richard Please Don't Tease
58. 02:19:26 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
59. 02:21:27 The Diamonds Little Darlin'
60. 02:23:38 The Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
61. 02:26:06 The Kalin Twins When
62. 02:28:36 Brenda Lee I'm Sorry
63. 02:31:21 Dion Teenager In Love
64. 02:34:01 Neil Sedaka Calendar Girl
65. 02:36:41 Connie Francis Everybody' Somebody's Fool
66. 02:39:24 The Everly Brothers When Will I Be Loved
67. 02:41:29 Billy Fury Maybe Tomorrow
68. 02:43:44 The Regents Barbara-Ann
69. 02:46:06 The Diamonds The Stroll
70. 02:48:35 Little Richard The Girl Can't Help It
71. 02:51:08 The Statues Blue Velvet
72. 02:53:33 The Duals Stick Shift
73. 02:56:05 Sam Cooke You Send Me
74. 02:58:51 Buddy Holly Maybe Baby
75. 03:00:55 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
76. 03:03:23 Tommy Sands Soda-Pop Pop
77. 03:05:28 Eddie Cochran Stockings & Shoes
78. 03:07:48 Bobby Darin Multiplication
79. 03:10:09 Billy Fury Halfway To Paradise
80. 03:12:39 Connie Francis Lipstick On Your Collar
81. 03:14:57 Bobby Vee Lollipop
82. 03:16:55 Brenda Lee Dum Dum
83. 03:19:25 The Cleftones Heart And Soul
84. 03:21:21 Cliff Richard A Girl Like You
85. 03:23:55 Curtis Lee Gee How I Wish You Were Here
86. 03:27:19 The Moonglows Soda Pop
87. 03:29:56 The Drifters Dance With Me
88. 03:32:28 Del Shannon Hats Off To Larry
89. 03:34:33 Sandy Nelson Let There Be Drums
90. 03:36:54 Eddie Hodges I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door
91. 03:39:10 Ricky Nelson Everlovin'
92. 03:41:18 The Collins Kids Hop Skip & Jump
93. 03:43:14 Elvis Presley Surrender
94. 03:45:09 Gary U.S. Bonds Quarter To Three
95. 03:47:47 Buddy Holly What To Do
96. 03:49:45 Paul Anka Puppy Love
97. 03:52:29 Ral Donner You Don't Know What You've Got
98. 03:54:46 Roy Orbison Crying
99. 03:57:37 Guy Mitchell Sippin' Soda
100. 04:00:09 Danny & The Juniors Back To The Hop
The music created during the 1950s and the 1960s hold a special place in many people's hearts. Featured here are a massive 100 Number One Hit singles from the two Decades, which should bring back many happy memories.
© 2012 Nordic Entertainment Ltd
wn.com/Various Artists 100 Hits Of The 50S 60S (Audiosonic Music) Full Album
Various Artists - 100 Hits Of The 50s & 60s
Released 2012-06-22 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id535119784?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209953250
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+100+Hits+Of+The+50s+%26+60s&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Bobby Freeman Do You Wanna Dance
2. 00:02:38 Johnny Burnette Dreamin'
3. 00:05:00 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
4. 00:07:25 Roy Orbison Only The Lonely
5. 00:09:54 Johnny Tillotson Earth Angel
6. 00:12:57 Billy Fury That's Love
7. 00:14:49 Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen
8. 00:18:05 Jimmy Jones Good Timin'
9. 00:20:13 Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Shakin' All Over
10. 00:22:37 Bob Luman Let's Think About Living
11. 00:24:44 Cliff Richard Nine Times Out Of Ten
12. 00:26:54 Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls Of Fire
13. 00:28:49 Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers I'm Not A Juvenile Delinquent
14. 00:31:34 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
15. 00:34:19 Jerry Lee Lewis High School Confidential
16. 00:36:53 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
17. 00:39:47 The Drifters This Magic Moment
18. 00:42:20 Frankie Avalon Just Ask Your Heart
19. 00:44:53 Carl Dobkins Jr My Heart Is An Open Book
20. 00:47:05 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance
21. 00:49:28 Dee Clark Just Keep It Up
22. 00:51:32 Joe Bennett & The Sparkletones Black Slacks
23. 00:53:40 The Del-Vikings Whispering Bells
24. 00:56:11 The Big Bopper Chantilly Lace
25. 00:58:37 Larry Williams High School Dance
26. 01:00:59 Danny & The Juniors At The Hop
27. 01:03:33 Dion Runaround Sue
28. 01:06:16 Buddy Holly Baby I Don't Care
29. 01:07:56 Billy Fury I'd Never Find Another You
30. 01:10:35 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
31. 01:12:58 Bobby Vee Take Good Care Of My Baby
32. 01:15:31 Cliff Richard Theme For A Dream
33. 01:17:40 Bobby Darin Queen Of The Hop
34. 01:19:49 Connie Francis Breaking In A Brand New Heart
35. 01:22:28 Curtis Lee Pretty Little Angel Eyes
36. 01:25:14 Del Shannon Runaway
37. 01:27:40 The Drifters Please Stay
38. 01:29:57 Eddie Cochran Weekend
39. 01:31:52 Elvis Presley Little Sister
40. 01:34:26 The Ramrods (Ghost) Riders In The Sky
41. 01:37:04 The Everly Brothers Walk Right Back
42. 01:39:27 Gene Vincent She She Little Sheila
43. 01:41:56 The Morgan Twins TV Hop
44. 01:44:18 The Marcels Blue Moon
45. 01:46:40 Neil Sedaka Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen
46. 01:49:24 Brenda Lee Emotions
47. 01:52:14 Ray Charles Hit The Road Jack
48. 01:54:18 Roy Orbison Candy Man
49. 01:57:05 Sam Cooke Cupid
50. 01:59:44 Perry Como Jukebox Baby
51. 02:02:00 Elvis Presley The Girl Of My Best Friend
52. 02:04:25 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
53. 02:06:49 Eddie Cochran Three Steps To Heaven
54. 02:09:14 Ricky Nelson Never Be Anyone Else But You
55. 02:11:32 The Hollywood Argyles Alley Oop
56. 02:14:18 Joe Dee & The Starlighters The Peppermint Twist
57. 02:16:23 Cliff Richard Please Don't Tease
58. 02:19:26 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
59. 02:21:27 The Diamonds Little Darlin'
60. 02:23:38 The Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
61. 02:26:06 The Kalin Twins When
62. 02:28:36 Brenda Lee I'm Sorry
63. 02:31:21 Dion Teenager In Love
64. 02:34:01 Neil Sedaka Calendar Girl
65. 02:36:41 Connie Francis Everybody' Somebody's Fool
66. 02:39:24 The Everly Brothers When Will I Be Loved
67. 02:41:29 Billy Fury Maybe Tomorrow
68. 02:43:44 The Regents Barbara-Ann
69. 02:46:06 The Diamonds The Stroll
70. 02:48:35 Little Richard The Girl Can't Help It
71. 02:51:08 The Statues Blue Velvet
72. 02:53:33 The Duals Stick Shift
73. 02:56:05 Sam Cooke You Send Me
74. 02:58:51 Buddy Holly Maybe Baby
75. 03:00:55 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me
76. 03:03:23 Tommy Sands Soda-Pop Pop
77. 03:05:28 Eddie Cochran Stockings & Shoes
78. 03:07:48 Bobby Darin Multiplication
79. 03:10:09 Billy Fury Halfway To Paradise
80. 03:12:39 Connie Francis Lipstick On Your Collar
81. 03:14:57 Bobby Vee Lollipop
82. 03:16:55 Brenda Lee Dum Dum
83. 03:19:25 The Cleftones Heart And Soul
84. 03:21:21 Cliff Richard A Girl Like You
85. 03:23:55 Curtis Lee Gee How I Wish You Were Here
86. 03:27:19 The Moonglows Soda Pop
87. 03:29:56 The Drifters Dance With Me
88. 03:32:28 Del Shannon Hats Off To Larry
89. 03:34:33 Sandy Nelson Let There Be Drums
90. 03:36:54 Eddie Hodges I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door
91. 03:39:10 Ricky Nelson Everlovin'
92. 03:41:18 The Collins Kids Hop Skip & Jump
93. 03:43:14 Elvis Presley Surrender
94. 03:45:09 Gary U.S. Bonds Quarter To Three
95. 03:47:47 Buddy Holly What To Do
96. 03:49:45 Paul Anka Puppy Love
97. 03:52:29 Ral Donner You Don't Know What You've Got
98. 03:54:46 Roy Orbison Crying
99. 03:57:37 Guy Mitchell Sippin' Soda
100. 04:00:09 Danny & The Juniors Back To The Hop
The music created during the 1950s and the 1960s hold a special place in many people's hearts. Featured here are a massive 100 Number One Hit singles from the two Decades, which should bring back many happy memories.
© 2012 Nordic Entertainment Ltd
- published: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 169952
Various Artists - Crusin' Classics 1956-1961 (Not Now Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:04:15
- Updated: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 152675
Various Artists - Crusin' Classics 1956-1961
Released 2013-03-15 on Not Now Music
1. 00:00:00 Frankie Lymon The ABC's of Love
2. 00:01:56 Freddy Bell Giddy Up ...
Various Artists - Crusin' Classics 1956-1961
Released 2013-03-15 on Not Now Music
1. 00:00:00 Frankie Lymon The ABC's of Love
2. 00:01:56 Freddy Bell Giddy Up a Ding Dong (with The Bellboys)
3. 00:03:57 The Clovers Devil or Angel
4. 00:06:21 Charlie Feathers Bottle to the Baby
5. 00:08:40 The Mellow Kings Tonite, Tonite
6. 00:11:12 Ricky Nelson Stood Up
7. 00:13:05 Little Joe Peanuts
8. 00:15:29 Buddy Holly Peggy Sue
9. 00:17:58 The Solitaires Walking Along
10. 00:20:30 Lance Fortune High School Dance
11. 00:23:02 Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen
12. 00:26:14 Jack Scott Leroy
13. 00:28:23 The Collins Kids Rock Boppin' Baby
14. 00:30:42 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
15. 00:33:28 The Spaniels Stormy Weather
16. 00:36:01 The Everly Brothers All I Have to Do Is Dream
17. 00:38:21 Chuck Berry Johnny B.Goode
18. 00:41:02 Hank Mizell Jungle Rock
19. 00:43:46 The Kodaks Oh Gee, Oh Gosh
20. 00:46:36 Robin Luke Susie Darlin'
21. 00:49:13 Jimmy Jones Handy Man
22. 00:51:14 The Clovers Love Potion No. 9
23. 00:53:07 Dion & The Belmonts A Teenager in Love
24. 00:55:44 Dee Clark Hey Little Girl
25. 00:57:37 Sandy Nelson Teen Beat
26. 01:00:38 Ricky Nelson It's Late
27. 01:02:37 Rock-A-Teens Woo-Hoo
28. 01:04:43 Sam Cooke Only Sixteen
29. 01:06:38 Connie Francis Lipstick on Your Collar
30. 01:08:56 Buddy Holly It Doesn't Matter Anymore
31. 01:11:00 Bobby Darin Dream Lover
32. 01:13:30 Duane Eddy Forty Miles of Bad Road
33. 01:15:32 Elvis Presley (Now and Then There's) A Fool Such As I
34. 01:18:12 Marty Robbins El Paso
35. 01:22:52 The Flamingos I Only Have Eyes for You
36. 01:26:03 Marv Johnson (You've Got to) Move Two Mountains
37. 01:28:47 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
38. 01:31:41 Roy Orbison Blue Angel
39. 01:34:33 Jimmy Jones Good Timin'
40. 01:36:37 The Miracles Shop Around
41. 01:39:26 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
42. 01:42:02 Johnny Burnette Dreamin'
43. 01:44:21 Elvis Presley It's Now Or Never
44. 01:47:36 Bobby Rydell Volare
45. 01:50:03 Bobby Day My Blue Heaven
46. 01:52:39 Eddie Cochran Three Steps to Heaven
47. 01:55:01 Johnny Tillotson Poetry in Motion
48. 01:57:35 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
49. 01:59:42 Ray Smith Rockin' Little Angel
50. 02:01:56 The Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
51. 02:04:20 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) but I Do
52. 02:06:41 Donnie Brooks Mission Bell
53. 02:09:03 The Drifters I Count the Tears
54. 02:11:11 Buddy Holly True Love Ways
55. 02:14:01 Paul Chaplin Shortnin' Bread
56. 02:15:57 The Marcels Blue Moon
57. 02:18:16 The Duals Stick Shift
58. 02:20:45 The Paris Sisters I Love How You Love Me
59. 02:22:50 Bobby Vee Take Good Care of My Baby
60. 02:25:19 Brenda Lee Dum Dum
61. 02:27:45 Dion Runaround Sue
62. 02:30:24 Elvis Presley Little Sister
63. 02:32:56 Jimmy Dean Big Bad John
64. 02:35:58 The Everly Brothers Walk Right Back
65. 02:38:16 The Jamels A Little Bit of Soap
66. 02:40:36 Roy Orbison Candy Man
67. 02:43:21 Ral Donner You Don't Know What You've Got (Until You Lose It)
68. 02:45:32 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
69. 02:47:51 Leroy Van Dyke Walk on By
70. 02:50:11 Del Shannon Runaway
71. 02:52:29 Eddie Cochran Weekend
72. 02:54:19 Brenda Lee Fool #1
73. 02:56:45 Ray Charles Hit the Road Jack
74. 02:58:42 Floyd Cramer On the Rebound
75. 03:00:50 The Tokens The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Opinions may differ as to which was the first true rock'n'roll record, but 1955 was undoubtedly the year in which the major contenders for that title emerged. In so doing, they gave birth to a new and exciting musical genre destined to change popular music forever. Rock'n'roll is here to stay. And stay it has...
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Various Artists - Crusin' Classics 1956-1961
Released 2013-03-15 on Not Now Music
1. 00:00:00 Frankie Lymon The ABC's of Love
2. 00:01:56 Freddy Bell Giddy Up a Ding Dong (with The Bellboys)
3. 00:03:57 The Clovers Devil or Angel
4. 00:06:21 Charlie Feathers Bottle to the Baby
5. 00:08:40 The Mellow Kings Tonite, Tonite
6. 00:11:12 Ricky Nelson Stood Up
7. 00:13:05 Little Joe Peanuts
8. 00:15:29 Buddy Holly Peggy Sue
9. 00:17:58 The Solitaires Walking Along
10. 00:20:30 Lance Fortune High School Dance
11. 00:23:02 Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen
12. 00:26:14 Jack Scott Leroy
13. 00:28:23 The Collins Kids Rock Boppin' Baby
14. 00:30:42 Jimmy McCracklin The Walk
15. 00:33:28 The Spaniels Stormy Weather
16. 00:36:01 The Everly Brothers All I Have to Do Is Dream
17. 00:38:21 Chuck Berry Johnny B.Goode
18. 00:41:02 Hank Mizell Jungle Rock
19. 00:43:46 The Kodaks Oh Gee, Oh Gosh
20. 00:46:36 Robin Luke Susie Darlin'
21. 00:49:13 Jimmy Jones Handy Man
22. 00:51:14 The Clovers Love Potion No. 9
23. 00:53:07 Dion & The Belmonts A Teenager in Love
24. 00:55:44 Dee Clark Hey Little Girl
25. 00:57:37 Sandy Nelson Teen Beat
26. 01:00:38 Ricky Nelson It's Late
27. 01:02:37 Rock-A-Teens Woo-Hoo
28. 01:04:43 Sam Cooke Only Sixteen
29. 01:06:38 Connie Francis Lipstick on Your Collar
30. 01:08:56 Buddy Holly It Doesn't Matter Anymore
31. 01:11:00 Bobby Darin Dream Lover
32. 01:13:30 Duane Eddy Forty Miles of Bad Road
33. 01:15:32 Elvis Presley (Now and Then There's) A Fool Such As I
34. 01:18:12 Marty Robbins El Paso
35. 01:22:52 The Flamingos I Only Have Eyes for You
36. 01:26:03 Marv Johnson (You've Got to) Move Two Mountains
37. 01:28:47 Ben E. King Spanish Harlem
38. 01:31:41 Roy Orbison Blue Angel
39. 01:34:33 Jimmy Jones Good Timin'
40. 01:36:37 The Miracles Shop Around
41. 01:39:26 Sam Cooke Chain Gang
42. 01:42:02 Johnny Burnette Dreamin'
43. 01:44:21 Elvis Presley It's Now Or Never
44. 01:47:36 Bobby Rydell Volare
45. 01:50:03 Bobby Day My Blue Heaven
46. 01:52:39 Eddie Cochran Three Steps to Heaven
47. 01:55:01 Johnny Tillotson Poetry in Motion
48. 01:57:35 Sam Cooke Wonderful World
49. 01:59:42 Ray Smith Rockin' Little Angel
50. 02:01:56 The Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
51. 02:04:20 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry (I Don't Know Why) but I Do
52. 02:06:41 Donnie Brooks Mission Bell
53. 02:09:03 The Drifters I Count the Tears
54. 02:11:11 Buddy Holly True Love Ways
55. 02:14:01 Paul Chaplin Shortnin' Bread
56. 02:15:57 The Marcels Blue Moon
57. 02:18:16 The Duals Stick Shift
58. 02:20:45 The Paris Sisters I Love How You Love Me
59. 02:22:50 Bobby Vee Take Good Care of My Baby
60. 02:25:19 Brenda Lee Dum Dum
61. 02:27:45 Dion Runaround Sue
62. 02:30:24 Elvis Presley Little Sister
63. 02:32:56 Jimmy Dean Big Bad John
64. 02:35:58 The Everly Brothers Walk Right Back
65. 02:38:16 The Jamels A Little Bit of Soap
66. 02:40:36 Roy Orbison Candy Man
67. 02:43:21 Ral Donner You Don't Know What You've Got (Until You Lose It)
68. 02:45:32 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
69. 02:47:51 Leroy Van Dyke Walk on By
70. 02:50:11 Del Shannon Runaway
71. 02:52:29 Eddie Cochran Weekend
72. 02:54:19 Brenda Lee Fool #1
73. 02:56:45 Ray Charles Hit the Road Jack
74. 02:58:42 Floyd Cramer On the Rebound
75. 03:00:50 The Tokens The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Opinions may differ as to which was the first true rock'n'roll record, but 1955 was undoubtedly the year in which the major contenders for that title emerged. In so doing, they gave birth to a new and exciting musical genre destined to change popular music forever. Rock'n'roll is here to stay. And stay it has...
© 2013 Not Now Music
℗ 2013 Not Now Music .
This is officially licensed content, not a copyright infringement. If you should have any objections, please get in touch with finetunes first.
- published: 20 Mar 2015
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Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:05:07
- Updated: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 48948
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics
Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;...
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics
Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209954943
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1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester & The Showstoppers When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
4. 00:07:09 Maureen Gray Today's the Day
5. 00:09:13 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
6. 00:11:47 Wilson Pickett Let Me Be Your Boy
7. 00:14:35 The Showmen The Wrong Girl
8. 00:16:50 Dee Clark Hold on
9. 00:19:14 Little Eva Keep Your Hands off My Baby
10. 00:21:46 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Working
11. 00:23:35 Barrett Strong Misery
12. 00:26:03 Johnny Nash Some of Your Lovin'
13. 00:28:21 Mack Rice Baby I'm Coming Home
14. 00:30:35 Dee Dee Sharp Baby Cakes
15. 00:33:00 Betty O'Brien She'll Be Gone
16. 00:35:02 The Delacardos Hold Back the Tears
17. 00:37:05 Richard Berry & The Pharaohs Have Love, Will Travel
18. 00:40:01 Buddy Ace This Little Love of Mine
19. 00:42:20 The Marvelettes Way over There
20. 00:44:44 Sam Cooke Sugar Dumpling
21. 00:47:01 Geraldine Hunt I Let Myself Go
22. 00:49:07 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
23. 00:51:31 Jerry Butler Find Another Girl
24. 00:54:18 Major Lance Delilah
25. 00:56:41 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Determination
26. 00:58:59 James Booker Gonzo
27. 01:01:29 The Tams Disillusioned
28. 01:03:28 The Temptations Check Yourself
29. 01:06:11 Lonnie Sattin Who's Gonna Mention My Name
30. 01:08:36 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
31. 01:10:56 Bobby Williams Tell It to My Face
32. 01:13:18 Jackie Wilson What Good Am I Without You
33. 01:15:23 The Isley Brothers Respectable
34. 01:17:34 Arthur Alexander A Shot of Rhythm & Blues
35. 01:19:33 The Charmaines What Kind of Girl (Do You Think I Am)
36. 01:21:59 Little Junior Parker How Long Can This Go on
37. 01:24:15 Ada Ray Give Our Love a Chance
38. 01:26:34 LaBrenda Ben & the Beljeans The Chaperone
39. 01:29:22 Roy Hamilton Earthquake
40. 01:31:56 Ben E. King Don't Play That Song (You Lied)
41. 01:34:49 The Primettes Tears of Sorrow
42. 01:37:13 Benny Spellman Fortune Teller
43. 01:39:24 The Falcons Has It Happened to You Yet
44. 01:41:44 James Ray A Miracle
45. 01:43:43 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
46. 01:46:22 Wilson Pickett My Heart Belongs to You
47. 01:48:42 Baby Washington Hush Heart
48. 01:50:53 Eddie Holland Jamie
49. 01:53:16 The Majors She's a Trouble Maker
50. 01:55:47 Harvey Fuqua Any Way You Wanta
51. 01:58:29 Gladys Knight & The Pips Letter Full of Tears
52. 02:01:19 The Miracles I Sold My Heart to the Junkman
53. 02:03:45 Etta James Street of Tears
54. 02:06:18 The Destinations Come on Let Me Love You
55. 02:08:08 Gene McDaniels Tower of Strength (Stereo Mix)
56. 02:10:27 The Charmaines Where Is the Boy Tonight
57. 02:13:06 Henry Lumpkin Mojo Hannah
58. 02:15:59 Eddie Floyd A Deed to Your Heart
59. 02:18:24 Jimmy Ricks and The Raves Daddy Rollin' Stone
60. 02:20:43 The Tonettes Stolen Angel
61. 02:22:56 Nolan Strong Mind over Matter (I'm Gonna Make You Mine)
62. 02:26:07 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
63. 02:28:53 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
64. 02:31:16 Danny Owens You're a Little Too Late
65. 02:33:16 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
66. 02:35:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
67. 02:38:28 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
68. 02:40:33 Jimmy Radcliffe (There Goes) the Forgotten Man
69. 02:43:23 Marv Johnson Come to Me
70. 02:45:42 The Ohio Untouchables Your Love Is Amazing
71. 02:48:39 The O'Jays Miracles
72. 02:51:04 Gene Chandler You Threw a Lucky Punch
73. 02:53:36 The Primettes Pretty Baby
74. 02:55:40 Chuck Jackson Getting Ready for the Heartbreak
75. 02:58:01 Tammy Montgomery It's Mine
76. 03:00:28 The Delacardos I Just Want to Know
77. 03:02:47 Eddie Floyd Set My Soul on Fire
78. 03:05:16 Etta James Seven Day Fool
79. 03:08:15 Irma Thomas Don't Mess with My Man
80. 03:10:32 Mel Tormé Comin' Home Baby
81. 03:13:14 Donnie Elbert Wild Child
82. 03:15:48 Marvin Gaye Stubborn Kind of Fellow
83. 03:18:44 The Satintones A Love That Can Never Be
84. 03:21:26 Bettye LaVette Witchcraft in the Air
85. 03:24:01 The 5 Royales It Hurts Inside
86. 03:26:39 Ray Charles Hide nor Hair
87. 03:29:50 Taffie Lee Stay Away from My Baby
88. 03:32:16 Mitty Collier Don't Let Her Take My Baby
89. 03:34:38 Soul Brothers The Parade of Broken Hearts
90. 03:36:51 Patience Valentine If You Don't Come
91. 03:38:52 The 5 Royales Catch That Teardrop
92. 03:41:23 Maxine Brown Am I Falling in Love
93. 03:43:30 Big Maybelle I've Got a Feelin'
94. 03:46:27 Big Dee Irwin And Heaven Was Here
95. 03:49:23 The Upsetters Jaywalking
96. 03:51:52 The Miracles If Your Mother Only Knew
97. 03:54:35 Sherri Taylor He's the One That Rings My Bell
100. 04:01:48 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
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Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics
Released 2014-10-24 on AudioSonic Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id930049801?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060209954943
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1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester & The Showstoppers When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
4. 00:07:09 Maureen Gray Today's the Day
5. 00:09:13 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
6. 00:11:47 Wilson Pickett Let Me Be Your Boy
7. 00:14:35 The Showmen The Wrong Girl
8. 00:16:50 Dee Clark Hold on
9. 00:19:14 Little Eva Keep Your Hands off My Baby
10. 00:21:46 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Working
11. 00:23:35 Barrett Strong Misery
12. 00:26:03 Johnny Nash Some of Your Lovin'
13. 00:28:21 Mack Rice Baby I'm Coming Home
14. 00:30:35 Dee Dee Sharp Baby Cakes
15. 00:33:00 Betty O'Brien She'll Be Gone
16. 00:35:02 The Delacardos Hold Back the Tears
17. 00:37:05 Richard Berry & The Pharaohs Have Love, Will Travel
18. 00:40:01 Buddy Ace This Little Love of Mine
19. 00:42:20 The Marvelettes Way over There
20. 00:44:44 Sam Cooke Sugar Dumpling
21. 00:47:01 Geraldine Hunt I Let Myself Go
22. 00:49:07 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
23. 00:51:31 Jerry Butler Find Another Girl
24. 00:54:18 Major Lance Delilah
25. 00:56:41 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Determination
26. 00:58:59 James Booker Gonzo
27. 01:01:29 The Tams Disillusioned
28. 01:03:28 The Temptations Check Yourself
29. 01:06:11 Lonnie Sattin Who's Gonna Mention My Name
30. 01:08:36 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
31. 01:10:56 Bobby Williams Tell It to My Face
32. 01:13:18 Jackie Wilson What Good Am I Without You
33. 01:15:23 The Isley Brothers Respectable
34. 01:17:34 Arthur Alexander A Shot of Rhythm & Blues
35. 01:19:33 The Charmaines What Kind of Girl (Do You Think I Am)
36. 01:21:59 Little Junior Parker How Long Can This Go on
37. 01:24:15 Ada Ray Give Our Love a Chance
38. 01:26:34 LaBrenda Ben & the Beljeans The Chaperone
39. 01:29:22 Roy Hamilton Earthquake
40. 01:31:56 Ben E. King Don't Play That Song (You Lied)
41. 01:34:49 The Primettes Tears of Sorrow
42. 01:37:13 Benny Spellman Fortune Teller
43. 01:39:24 The Falcons Has It Happened to You Yet
44. 01:41:44 James Ray A Miracle
45. 01:43:43 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
46. 01:46:22 Wilson Pickett My Heart Belongs to You
47. 01:48:42 Baby Washington Hush Heart
48. 01:50:53 Eddie Holland Jamie
49. 01:53:16 The Majors She's a Trouble Maker
50. 01:55:47 Harvey Fuqua Any Way You Wanta
51. 01:58:29 Gladys Knight & The Pips Letter Full of Tears
52. 02:01:19 The Miracles I Sold My Heart to the Junkman
53. 02:03:45 Etta James Street of Tears
54. 02:06:18 The Destinations Come on Let Me Love You
55. 02:08:08 Gene McDaniels Tower of Strength (Stereo Mix)
56. 02:10:27 The Charmaines Where Is the Boy Tonight
57. 02:13:06 Henry Lumpkin Mojo Hannah
58. 02:15:59 Eddie Floyd A Deed to Your Heart
59. 02:18:24 Jimmy Ricks and The Raves Daddy Rollin' Stone
60. 02:20:43 The Tonettes Stolen Angel
61. 02:22:56 Nolan Strong Mind over Matter (I'm Gonna Make You Mine)
62. 02:26:07 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
63. 02:28:53 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
64. 02:31:16 Danny Owens You're a Little Too Late
65. 02:33:16 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
66. 02:35:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
67. 02:38:28 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
68. 02:40:33 Jimmy Radcliffe (There Goes) the Forgotten Man
69. 02:43:23 Marv Johnson Come to Me
70. 02:45:42 The Ohio Untouchables Your Love Is Amazing
71. 02:48:39 The O'Jays Miracles
72. 02:51:04 Gene Chandler You Threw a Lucky Punch
73. 02:53:36 The Primettes Pretty Baby
74. 02:55:40 Chuck Jackson Getting Ready for the Heartbreak
75. 02:58:01 Tammy Montgomery It's Mine
76. 03:00:28 The Delacardos I Just Want to Know
77. 03:02:47 Eddie Floyd Set My Soul on Fire
78. 03:05:16 Etta James Seven Day Fool
79. 03:08:15 Irma Thomas Don't Mess with My Man
80. 03:10:32 Mel Tormé Comin' Home Baby
81. 03:13:14 Donnie Elbert Wild Child
82. 03:15:48 Marvin Gaye Stubborn Kind of Fellow
83. 03:18:44 The Satintones A Love That Can Never Be
84. 03:21:26 Bettye LaVette Witchcraft in the Air
85. 03:24:01 The 5 Royales It Hurts Inside
86. 03:26:39 Ray Charles Hide nor Hair
87. 03:29:50 Taffie Lee Stay Away from My Baby
88. 03:32:16 Mitty Collier Don't Let Her Take My Baby
89. 03:34:38 Soul Brothers The Parade of Broken Hearts
90. 03:36:51 Patience Valentine If You Don't Come
91. 03:38:52 The 5 Royales Catch That Teardrop
92. 03:41:23 Maxine Brown Am I Falling in Love
93. 03:43:30 Big Maybelle I've Got a Feelin'
94. 03:46:27 Big Dee Irwin And Heaven Was Here
95. 03:49:23 The Upsetters Jaywalking
96. 03:51:52 The Miracles If Your Mother Only Knew
97. 03:54:35 Sherri Taylor He's the One That Rings My Bell
100. 04:01:48 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
- published: 02 Oct 2015
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Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics (One Day Music) [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:39:19
- Updated: 07 Jan 2016
- views: 8923
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics
Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/...
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics
Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id567120803?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060255181591
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+The+Roots+of+Northern+Soul+-+40+Original+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Workin'
4. 00:06:31 Barrett Strong Misery
5. 00:08:59 Betty O' Brian She'll Be Gone
6. 00:11:01 Dee Clark Hold On
7. 00:13:25 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
8. 00:15:49 The Temptations Check Yourself
9. 00:18:32 Richard Berry Have Love Will Travel
10. 00:21:28 Smokey Robinson Determination
11. 00:23:46 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
12. 00:26:06 Marv Johnson Come to Me
13. 00:28:25 The Marvelettes Way Over There
14. 00:30:49 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
15. 00:33:11 The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
16. 00:35:50 Etta James Seven Day Fool
17. 00:38:51 The Isley Brothers Respectable
18. 00:41:02 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
19. 00:43:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
20. 00:46:28 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
21. 00:49:14 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
22. 00:51:42 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
23. 00:54:16 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
24. 00:56:22 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
25. 00:58:39 The Fabulous Playboys Honky Tonk Woman
26. 01:01:11 Freddie Gorman The Day Will Come
27. 01:03:33 Van Dellos I Need You
28. 01:06:15 Joe Simon I See Your Face
29. 01:08:44 The Knockouts Fever
30. 01:10:31 Little Willie John I'm Shakin'
31. 01:12:57 Mitty Collier I Gotta Get Away from It All
32. 01:16:11 Ted Taylor I Lost the Best Things I Ever Had
33. 01:18:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
34. 01:21:33 Mary Wells Come to Me
35. 01:23:49 Russell Byrd You Better Come Home
36. 01:26:13 Sugarpie Desanto I Want to Know
37. 01:29:15 The Destinations Come On Let Me Love You
38. 01:31:05 The Barons While the Cat's Away
39. 01:33:31 Johnny & Jackey Someday We'll Be Together
40. 01:36:23 The Chantels Well, I Told You
Featuring 40 classics tracks that make up the roots of Northern Soul. This is essential listening for anyone with a fascination for the imported sound that rocked the clubs of Northern England. Featuring some classic cuts of early Motown, soul and r n b, this compilation features legends such as Marv Johnson, The Temptations, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Isley Brothers, Etta James and many more.
© 2012 Not Now Music Ltd
℗ 2012 One Day Music
wn.com/Various Artists The Roots Of Northern Soul 40 Original Classics (One Day Music) Full Album
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics
Released 2012-10-19 on One Day Music
Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/album/id567120803?uo=6&app;=itunes&at;=10ldAw&ct;=YTAT5060255181591
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Various+Artists+The+Roots+of+Northern+Soul+-+40+Original+Classics&c;=music&PAffiliateID;=100l3VM
1. 00:00:00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry for Me
2. 00:02:23 Carl Lester When You See Me Hurt
3. 00:04:42 Charles Sheffield It's Your Voodoo Workin'
4. 00:06:31 Barrett Strong Misery
5. 00:08:59 Betty O' Brian She'll Be Gone
6. 00:11:01 Dee Clark Hold On
7. 00:13:25 Don McKenzie Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
8. 00:15:49 The Temptations Check Yourself
9. 00:18:32 Richard Berry Have Love Will Travel
10. 00:21:28 Smokey Robinson Determination
11. 00:23:46 Jerry Butler I'm a Telling You
12. 00:26:06 Marv Johnson Come to Me
13. 00:28:25 The Marvelettes Way Over There
14. 00:30:49 The Pentagons I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
15. 00:33:11 The Miracles That's the Way I Feel
16. 00:35:50 Etta James Seven Day Fool
17. 00:38:51 The Isley Brothers Respectable
18. 00:41:02 Tiny Topsy Just a Little Bit
19. 00:43:33 Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby
20. 00:46:28 Fats Domino It Keeps Rainin'
21. 00:49:14 Ronnie Love Chills & Fever
22. 00:51:42 Marv Johnson All the Love I've Got
23. 00:54:16 Mike Pedicin Burnt Toast and Black Coffee
24. 00:56:22 Chuck Jackson I Don't Want to Cry
25. 00:58:39 The Fabulous Playboys Honky Tonk Woman
26. 01:01:11 Freddie Gorman The Day Will Come
27. 01:03:33 Van Dellos I Need You
28. 01:06:15 Joe Simon I See Your Face
29. 01:08:44 The Knockouts Fever
30. 01:10:31 Little Willie John I'm Shakin'
31. 01:12:57 Mitty Collier I Gotta Get Away from It All
32. 01:16:11 Ted Taylor I Lost the Best Things I Ever Had
33. 01:18:55 Bobby Bland Turn On Your Love Light
34. 01:21:33 Mary Wells Come to Me
35. 01:23:49 Russell Byrd You Better Come Home
36. 01:26:13 Sugarpie Desanto I Want to Know
37. 01:29:15 The Destinations Come On Let Me Love You
38. 01:31:05 The Barons While the Cat's Away
39. 01:33:31 Johnny & Jackey Someday We'll Be Together
40. 01:36:23 The Chantels Well, I Told You
Featuring 40 classics tracks that make up the roots of Northern Soul. This is essential listening for anyone with a fascination for the imported sound that rocked the clubs of Northern England. Featuring some classic cuts of early Motown, soul and r n b, this compilation features legends such as Marv Johnson, The Temptations, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Isley Brothers, Etta James and many more.
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Madd Marv Comedy Lounge - COMEDIAN AJ JOHNSON 5-17-16
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Comedian and host Madd Marv and his panelist of comics discuss Slavery, the new Roots movie, Pedophiles, absent fathers and more. Guest include: Comedians A.J. ...
Comedian and host Madd Marv and his panelist of comics discuss Slavery, the new Roots movie, Pedophiles, absent fathers and more. Guest include: Comedians A.J. Johnson, Faruq and Cedric Ledet.
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Various Artists - Stand By Me - 75 Original Recordings (One Day Music) [Full Album]
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Various Artists - Stand By Me - 75 Original Recordings
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Various Artists - Stand By Me - 75 Original Recordings
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1. 00:00:00 Ben E King Stand By Me
2. 00:02:56 Elvis Presley His Latest Flame
3. 00:05:04 Billy Fury Halfway to Paradise
4. 00:07:32 Eddie Cochran Weekend
5. 00:09:23 Everly Brothers Walk Right Back
6. 00:11:42 Helen Shapiro Don't Treat Me Like a Child
7. 00:14:15 The Allisons Are You Sure?
8. 00:16:22 Del Shannon Runaway
9. 00:18:40 Cliff Richard Theme for a Dream
10. 00:20:45 Brenda Lee Fool #1
11. 00:23:11 Buddy Holly Baby I Don't Care
12. 00:24:48 Gene Pitney Town Without Pity
13. 00:27:42 Leroy Van Dyke Walk On By
14. 00:30:02 Patsy Cline Crazy
15. 00:32:46 Sam Cooke Cupid
16. 00:35:23 Tony Orlando Bless You
17. 00:37:33 Connie Francis Breakin' in a Brand New Broken Heart
18. 00:40:11 Jimmy Dean Big Bad John
19. 00:43:13 Johnny Tillotson Poetry in Motion
20. 00:45:47 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
21. 00:48:38 Roy Orbison Crying
22. 00:51:26 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
23. 00:54:08 Ray Peterson The Wonder of You
24. 00:56:46 Sam Cooke You Send Me
25. 00:59:30 Tommy Edwards It's All in the Game
26. 01:02:08 Eddie Cochran Three Steps to Heaven
27. 01:04:31 Curtis Lee Under the Moon of Love
28. 01:07:22 Don Gibson Sea of Heartbreak
29. 01:09:55 Ben E King Spanish Harlem
30. 01:12:49 Jimmy Crawford I Love How You Love Me
31. 01:14:54 John D. Loudermilk Language of Love
32. 01:16:41 Sandy Nelson Let There Be Drums
33. 01:18:58 The Marcels Blue Moon
34. 01:21:17 Neil Sedaka Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen
35. 01:23:52 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
36. 01:26:11 Bruce Channel Hey! Baby
37. 01:28:34 Johnny Preston Running Bear
38. 01:31:12 Cliff Richard Please Don't Tease
39. 01:34:12 Billy Fury That's Love
40. 01:35:59 Carl Dobkins Jnr My Heart Is an Open Book
41. 01:38:08 Roy Orbison Only The Lonely
42. 01:40:35 The Diamonds Little Darlin'
43. 01:42:43 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
44. 01:45:11 Elvis Presley The Girl of My Best Friend
45. 01:47:34 Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
46. 01:49:59 Fats Domino I'm in Love Again
47. 01:51:55 Temperance Seven You're Driving Me Crazy
48. 01:55:51 Jim Reeves He'll Have to Go
49. 01:58:11 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
50. 02:00:08 Paul Anka Puppy Love
51. 02:02:51 Linda Scott I've Told Every Little Star
52. 02:05:10 Karl Denver Marcheta
53. 02:07:58 Anthony Newley Personality
54. 02:10:31 Gene Chandler Duke of Earl
55. 02:12:57 Petula Clark Sailor
56. 02:15:53 Hayley Mills Let's Get Together
57. 02:17:23 The Shadows F.B.I.
58. 02:19:43 Temperance Seven Pasedena
59. 02:22:47 Shirley Bassey Climb Ev'ry Mountain
60. 02:25:58 Conway Twitty It's Only Make Believe
61. 02:28:10 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry You Always Hurt the One You Love
62. 02:30:40 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
63. 02:33:10 Frankie Lymon Why Do Fools Fall in Love
64. 02:35:28 Johnny Kidd Shakin' All Over
65. 02:37:49 Cliff Richard Nine Times Out of Ten
66. 02:39:56 Connie Francis Robot Man
67. 02:41:50 Ricky Nelson Just A Little Too Much
68. 02:44:01 Neil Sedaka Calendar Girl
69. 02:46:38 Buddy Holly True Love Ways
70. 02:49:30 Everly Brothers When Will I Be Loved
71. 02:51:32 Dion A Teenager in Love
72. 02:54:05 Elvis Presley It's Now or Never
73. 02:57:20 Fats Domino Ain't That A Shame
74. 02:59:46 Hank Locklin Please Help Me I'm Falling
75. 03:02:09 The Platters The Great Pretender
75 timeless songs featuring classic artists including Elvis Presley, Neil Sedaka, The Shirelles, Eddie Cochran and many more.
© 2012 Not Now Music Ltd
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1. 00:00:00 Ben E King Stand By Me
2. 00:02:56 Elvis Presley His Latest Flame
3. 00:05:04 Billy Fury Halfway to Paradise
4. 00:07:32 Eddie Cochran Weekend
5. 00:09:23 Everly Brothers Walk Right Back
6. 00:11:42 Helen Shapiro Don't Treat Me Like a Child
7. 00:14:15 The Allisons Are You Sure?
8. 00:16:22 Del Shannon Runaway
9. 00:18:40 Cliff Richard Theme for a Dream
10. 00:20:45 Brenda Lee Fool #1
11. 00:23:11 Buddy Holly Baby I Don't Care
12. 00:24:48 Gene Pitney Town Without Pity
13. 00:27:42 Leroy Van Dyke Walk On By
14. 00:30:02 Patsy Cline Crazy
15. 00:32:46 Sam Cooke Cupid
16. 00:35:23 Tony Orlando Bless You
17. 00:37:33 Connie Francis Breakin' in a Brand New Broken Heart
18. 00:40:11 Jimmy Dean Big Bad John
19. 00:43:13 Johnny Tillotson Poetry in Motion
20. 00:45:47 Marv Johnson You've Got What It Takes
21. 00:48:38 Roy Orbison Crying
22. 00:51:26 The Shirelles Will You Love Me Tomorrow
23. 00:54:08 Ray Peterson The Wonder of You
24. 00:56:46 Sam Cooke You Send Me
25. 00:59:30 Tommy Edwards It's All in the Game
26. 01:02:08 Eddie Cochran Three Steps to Heaven
27. 01:04:31 Curtis Lee Under the Moon of Love
28. 01:07:22 Don Gibson Sea of Heartbreak
29. 01:09:55 Ben E King Spanish Harlem
30. 01:12:49 Jimmy Crawford I Love How You Love Me
31. 01:14:54 John D. Loudermilk Language of Love
32. 01:16:41 Sandy Nelson Let There Be Drums
33. 01:18:58 The Marcels Blue Moon
34. 01:21:17 Neil Sedaka Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen
35. 01:23:52 Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou
36. 01:26:11 Bruce Channel Hey! Baby
37. 01:28:34 Johnny Preston Running Bear
38. 01:31:12 Cliff Richard Please Don't Tease
39. 01:34:12 Billy Fury That's Love
40. 01:35:59 Carl Dobkins Jnr My Heart Is an Open Book
41. 01:38:08 Roy Orbison Only The Lonely
42. 01:40:35 The Diamonds Little Darlin'
43. 01:42:43 The Drifters Save the Last Dance for Me
44. 01:45:11 Elvis Presley The Girl of My Best Friend
45. 01:47:34 Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown
46. 01:49:59 Fats Domino I'm in Love Again
47. 01:51:55 Temperance Seven You're Driving Me Crazy
48. 01:55:51 Jim Reeves He'll Have to Go
49. 01:58:11 Johnny Burnette You're Sixteen
50. 02:00:08 Paul Anka Puppy Love
51. 02:02:51 Linda Scott I've Told Every Little Star
52. 02:05:10 Karl Denver Marcheta
53. 02:07:58 Anthony Newley Personality
54. 02:10:31 Gene Chandler Duke of Earl
55. 02:12:57 Petula Clark Sailor
56. 02:15:53 Hayley Mills Let's Get Together
57. 02:17:23 The Shadows F.B.I.
58. 02:19:43 Temperance Seven Pasedena
59. 02:22:47 Shirley Bassey Climb Ev'ry Mountain
60. 02:25:58 Conway Twitty It's Only Make Believe
61. 02:28:10 Clarence 'Frogman' Henry You Always Hurt the One You Love
62. 02:30:40 Bobby Vee Rubber Ball
63. 02:33:10 Frankie Lymon Why Do Fools Fall in Love
64. 02:35:28 Johnny Kidd Shakin' All Over
65. 02:37:49 Cliff Richard Nine Times Out of Ten
66. 02:39:56 Connie Francis Robot Man
67. 02:41:50 Ricky Nelson Just A Little Too Much
68. 02:44:01 Neil Sedaka Calendar Girl
69. 02:46:38 Buddy Holly True Love Ways
70. 02:49:30 Everly Brothers When Will I Be Loved
71. 02:51:32 Dion A Teenager in Love
72. 02:54:05 Elvis Presley It's Now or Never
73. 02:57:20 Fats Domino Ain't That A Shame
74. 02:59:46 Hank Locklin Please Help Me I'm Falling
75. 03:02:09 The Platters The Great Pretender
75 timeless songs featuring classic artists including Elvis Presley, Neil Sedaka, The Shirelles, Eddie Cochran and many more.
© 2012 Not Now Music Ltd
℗ 2012 One Day Music
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Marv Johnson - I Love The Way You Love
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Marv Johnson - Come To Me
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Marv Johnson - I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose
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MM157.Marv Johnson 1968-"I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" MOTOWN
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Marv Johnson - Merry Go Round
*STEREO*. Marv Johnson sings "Merry Go Round", a single from 1961.
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Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
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MARV JOHNSON - I LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE (RARE LIVE VIDEO FOOTAGE)
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Marv Johnson - You've Got What It Takes
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marv johnson - i miss you baby
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Marv Johnson Live! Pt. II
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Marv Johnson LIVE! pt 1.avi
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Gino Washington TV Show interview with MARV JOHNSON MOTOWN First Recording ARTIST
TV SHOW 2004 Interview- 1991 ATAC
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Marv Johnson - I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose (1969)
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Rose, Rose, Rose!
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Marv Johnson - Come To Me
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Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes
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Matthew Franklin vs Marvin Johnson 2 Classic SLUGFEST Matthew Saad Muhammad
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Matthew Franklin vs Marvin Johnson 2 Classic SLUGFEST Matthew Saad Muhammad
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Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics
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Personal interview with Marvin M. Johnson, 2001
Conducted by Burt Davis
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Classic Motown Memories - Part 1
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Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics (One Day Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - The Roots of Northern Soul - 40 Original Classics
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Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Northern Soul Classics
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Entertainment Junkie Episode II
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Entertainment Junkie Premiere Episode
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Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
Various Artists - 100 Blues Brother Soul Sister Hits
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Various Artists - 100 Greatest Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
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NFL's Marvin Jones -- I'm Not Megatron But Obviously I'm Good Enough
New Lions WR Marvin Jones says he's not fazed by comparisons to old Lions WR Calvin Johnso...
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Fantasy Football 2016 - Rising Stars, Preseason Week 2, David Johnson Interview - Ep. #247
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a motown classic: marv johnson i miss you baby (how i miss you)
there was something going on at Motown during the years 1964 and 1965. it was as if all t...
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Marv Johnson - Come To Me (the first Motown release)
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Marvin Johnson vs Eddie Gregory KNOCK OUT www.sweetfights.com
Marvin Johnson vs Eddie Gregory KNOCK OUT
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Michael Spinks - Marvin Johnson
1981-03-28 Resorts International, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
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Messy Marv The Full Reno Story | Exclusive Hyfe Deniro Full Interview
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Come On And Stop - Marv Johnson
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Marv Johnson - Come On And Stop 1963
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marv johnson - unbreakable love
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marv johnson unbreakable love
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Marv Johnson-Happy Days
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Marv Johnson - Crying On My Pillow
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MARV JOHNSON SLEEP POPCORN
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You Got What It Takes - Marv Johnson
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Marv Johnson - Come To Me (1959)
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Marv Johnson - I Need You
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Fundamental Gymnastics Tumbling and Balancing Basic Skills
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Various Artists - 100 Ultimate Soul Classics (AudioSonic Music) [Full Album]
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Various Artists - Happy Days - 75 Classics Sounds from the Rock 'N' Roll Years (One Day Music) [...
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Various Artists - Stand By Me - 75 Original Recordings (One Day Music) [Full Album]
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For The Donald And Donner Parties, Family Altruism Wins Out
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Nov 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingAccording to new insights into those who survived the Donner Party’s harsh and wintery circumstances, along with the astonishing election of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States, there might actually be some truth in the saying that. The love of family is to be cherished more than wealth, and of greater importance than the admiration of others ... and Eric Trump ... 166-67. ....
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Syrian Jets Kill Scores of Daesh Fighters East of Aleppo
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Syrian Air Force jets killed a large detachment of the Daesh jihadist group east of Aleppo, Syrian media reported Monday ... ....
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Vladimir Putin says Donald Trump has confirmed his willingness to improve US-Russia relationship
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Green Day among those slamming Trump at American Music Awards
Edit WPTV 21 Nov 2016
Coming on the heels of a divisive political election, the American Music Awards on Sunday night in Los Angeles became a platform for strong, and sometimes foul, political language. Here's a look at some of the top moments from the American Music Awards show.. NOT TRUMP'S NIGHT. Less than two weeks after the presidential election, President-Elect Donald Trump was bound to be hot and divisive topic at the show ... DRAKE WINS BIG ... ....
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NATO General Secretary Pledges Alliance Resolve To Pay Fair Share For Defense
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Nov 2016
During the recently completed American presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump insisted NATO members take more responsibility for the costs of running the organization.NATO’s general secretary on Monday said he is “looking forward” to working with the Trump administration and reiterated the alliance’s resolve to increasing funds from ......
It looked bleak for Johnson until he snatched a 7th title
Edit Dayton Daily News 21 Nov 2016
Jimmie Johnson walked across the stage after driver introductions to find his car inexplicably missing from pit road. In a dramatic start to his race for a record-tying seventh championship, Johnson learned NASCAR's inspectors had yanked his Chevrolet off the pre-race grid and sent it back through tech. The Hendrick Motorsports team had been accused of manipulating a body panel, and Johnson had to start last in the field....
Jimmie Johnson seizes record-tying 7th NASCAR championship
Edit Boston Herald 21 Nov 2016
— Jimmie Johnson had the commemorative helmet and a photographer chronicling his every move ... Johnson was the worst of the championship contenders in a winner-take-all season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway ... Johnson didn't panic, keeping the same calmness he's had for 10 weeks of this historic march ... Johnson was practically gifted his seventh title when Edwards' aggressive attempt to win the championship ended in a wreck ... Johnson's No....
Johnson's chances were bleak to start, won title anyway
Edit Rocky Mount Telegram 21 Nov 2016
— Jimmie Johnson walked across the stage after driver introductions to find his car inexplicably missing from pit road. In a dramatic start to his race for a record-tying seventh championship, Johnson learned NASCAR’s inspectors had yanked his Chevrolet off the pre-race grid and sent it back through tech. The Hendrick Motorsports team had been accused of manipulating a body panel, and Johnson had to start last in the field....
Jimmie Johnson ties Petty, Earnhardt with 7th NASCAR title
Edit Syracuse 21 Nov 2016
— Jimmie Johnson was already a NASCAR legend in the making ... There will be no more questions for Johnson about when — or if — he will ever tie the record shared by Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt of seven Cup championships ... After winning five consecutive titles from 2006-10 and another in 2013, Johnson's nickname can now be updated to "Seven-time." ... Crew chief Chad Knaus has been with Johnson and his No....
Jimmie Johnson's 7th title solidifies his spot as NASCAR's best ever
Edit Yahoo Daily News 21 Nov 2016
— It’s time to call Jimmie Johnson what he is ... It’s a title bound to rankle fans of Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty, but Johnson is now worthy of superlatives only bestowed upon the two NASCAR legends after his record-tying seventh Sprint Cup Series championship ... Jeff Gordon, who is listed as the owner of Johnson’s car, had this to say about his former teammate ... Petty offered up congratulations to Johnson in a statement after the race....
Magic Johnson Foundation and UnitedHealthcare Bring Holiday Hope to Michigan Families (UnitedHealth Group Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Nov 2016
20, the Magic Johnson Foundation and UnitedHealthcare will hold three Holiday Hope events to provide Michigan families with food, holiday trimmings, coats, essential living items and toys ... Earvin "Magic" Johnson, community leaders and UnitedHealthcare volunteers will attend the Lansing and Flint events ... About the Magic Johnson Foundation....
5 reasons Lions great Calvin Johnson should win 'Dancing with the Stars'
Edit Detroit Free Press 21 Nov 2016
Lions great Calvin Johnson in "Dancing with the Stars."(Photo ... After competing throughout the regular season with barely a fumble, retired Detroit Lions star Calvin Johnson now faces the biggest challenge of all ... Johnson left pro football earlier this year, citing the wear and tear on his body ... Johnson's one regret about leaving the NFL was not bringing a Super Bowl championship home to Lions fans ... But Johnson had the last laugh....
Jimmie Johnson joins Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt with historic Homestead victory
Edit The Miami Herald 21 Nov 2016
Jimmie Johnson started Sunday’s race from the back of the field ... Johnson not only won the Ford EcoBoost 400 at the Homestead-Miami Speedway on a final sprint to the finish, but his victory put him among the greatest to ever get behind the wheel of a stock car as he joined Richard Petty and the late Dale Earnhardt as a seven-time NASCAR Cup champion ... Sunday, it was Johnson....
Jimmie Johnson wins record-tying 7th NASCAR title
Edit Atlanta Journal 21 Nov 2016
There was something special about NASCAR's playoffs this season that it made it feel like Jimmie Johnson would finally win his record-tying seventh championship. Then it was time to race, and suddenly Johnson was anything but a slam-dunk. His car was seized by NASCAR shortly before the race for a last-minute trip through inspection, setting Johnson up for a mind-boggling Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway....
Stunning night for Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR, and Miami
Edit The Miami Herald 21 Nov 2016
Jimmie Johnson did not lead a single one of the 268 laps except the only one that mattered ... Oh, yeah, and the one that elevated Johnson, 41, into the company of stock-car legends Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt as the only men to win seven season titles ... Twenty two years later, Johnson might not have an imposing nickname to match those giants, but he has otherwise proven their equal ... This was not a race Johnson should have won....
Sean Johnson accepts Section 8 Chicago's Player of the Year Award (Chicago Fire)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Nov 2016
Sean Johnson's seventh season in net for the Chicago Fire culminated in receipt of Section 8 Chicago's 2016 Player of the Year award, an honor Johnson officially received Saturday at The Globe Pub in Chicago ... In a touching gesture, Johnson made known ... Johnson joins the all-time list of Supporters' Player of the Year Award that also features C.J....
Petty, Earnhardt ... Johnson
Edit Arkansas Online 21 Nov 2016
-- Jimmie Johnson had the commemorative helmet and a photographer chronicling his every move ... Johnson was practically handed his seventh title when Carl Edwards' aggressive attempt to win the championship ended in a wreck that opened the door for Johnson ... "I had this crazy calmness over myself all day long leading into this," Johnson said ... Johnson's No ... Petty welcomed Johnson to the VIP section of NASCAR's most exclusive club....
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