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Guest JIM BARRY
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Mercy,Mercy,Me! yes.gif

whats going on

Guest soulpeeper
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MARVINS VERSION OF SWEET THING IS UTTER CLASS

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has he done anything bad ? . if i had to pick one (this is hard). ok i will choose "COME GET TO THIS".

Guest WPaulVanDyk
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Little Darling i Need you is by far the best song he made failing that Two Can Have a Party with Tammi Terrell or If I Could Build My Whole World Around You

Guest Dante
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Ain't No Mountain High if it counts, one of my faves of all time.

Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)

What's Going On...

The list is endless.

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MARVIN GAYE PRETTY LITTLE BABY TAMLA ANTHOLOGY CD -

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has he done anything bad ? . if i had to pick one (this is hard). ok i will choose "COME GET TO THIS".

i will second that statement , so the selection of the " best " MG recording is extremely difficult .

Malc Burton

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Northern wise - " love starved heart...... "

For pure listening pleasure - " what's going on " LP ..... Desert island disc stuff!!!

Edited by Dennisoul

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goes without saying, an artist who has NEVER made a bad recording and thus, presents us all with the headache of "CALLING IT". I'LL NOT BE UPSETTING THE APPLECART THEN, WHEN SAYING YOU CANNOT BE BIASED.......marvin gaye sits at the right hand of god....thats how revered he is. this is a human being who could turn his hand to any musical style without so much as a slight ( case in point) "its not unusual" hamming it up and still making it sound reputable,...the undisputed joy with which he reads "his eye is on the sparrow" portraying his homage to the lord, his respect for his african roots through the lover's rock/ calypso feel of "sexual healing". he blends, even now, into so many catergories. we dont share the love of the man and his music unreservedly, every generation from every corner of the globe observes his interpretation of how music should look, sound and feel long after his living embodiment has departed....his soul lives on and, his "SOUL" lives on.

so im not for putting any particular tune on the line, although that is the purpose of this thread....the man is a law unto his-self, i love everything he did.

what i would like to see is him performing in that great forum in the sky....bagsy first in the quque!!, although my other half is likely to beat me to it!!!

rob.h

Guest karen b
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If I should die tonight,

is my favourite.

Karen xx

Guest posstot
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MARVINS VERSION OF SWEET THING IS UTTER CLASS

And his version of sunny is pure class.....

Guest miss nancy
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ain't that peculiar -

absolutely class, love all his stuff except for sexual healing - hate that one I'm afraid!

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Little Darling i Need you is by far the best song he made failing that Two Can Have a Party with Tammi Terrell or If I Could Build My Whole World Around You

whistling.gifimho got to agree and include "ain't that peculiar" really really soulful ............ johno

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Ian:

Stubborn kinda fellow, I'll be doggone, little darling, can i get a witness, ain't that peculiar

Debbie x :

Can i get a witness, Stubborn kinda fellow

Nice one, you've saved me some typing....not familiar with stubborn kinda fellow ?

Guest Simon
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it's a desperate situation

Agreed, also a nod for "One more heartache".

Simon

Guest WPaulVanDyk
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Another forgotten gem is Without You (Not Another Lonely Night). From his cd box set the Master

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ain't that peculiar -

absolutely class, love all his stuff except for sexual healing - hate that one I'm afraid!

i agree on the sexual healing stuff. leaves me feeling like i need a shower.


Guest miss nancy
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i agree on the sexual healing stuff. leaves me feeling like i need a shower.

I know! no idea why he got involved with this one!

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60s - 'When I had your love (I was a king)' - Amazing musical arrangement, love the 'King and I' style siamese style intro and one of MARVIN'S most soulful vocals. Achingly good example of Motown's creative production supremacy.

70s - 'Come get to this' - Great melody, superb vocal, stunning drum sounds and that doo-wop flashback ending is pure genius!

Had a MARTHA REEVES day yesterday, topped off with watching her comments in that 'Requiem for Detroit' film....Sun's shining brightly, gonna go for a MARVIN GAYE indulgence session today I think, with these two to kick off!thumbsup.gif

Guest Polyvelts
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I want you

But really the entire 'I want you' LP is a masterpiece, and surely one of the greatest soul recordings ever !

That's all my opinion of course, but then I think 'Sexual Healing' is unbelievably brilliant too.

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So many wonderful songs, it's difficult to know where to start. For the sake of adding something different I'll go for You Sure Love To Ball.

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Seconded..... thumbup.gif.....

....if you've gotta choose one, this is the one for me too..

THIRD! I voted for it on POST 40 lol!

That's 3 of us who have voted for a record I've never heard played at a do in my life!thumbsup.gif

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Guest Ashbysoulstan
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Marvin at his soulful best: Abraham, Martin & John

This could be on the other thread in soungs that could make you cry.

Stan

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TAMLA = 54170 # MARVIN GAYE # AT LAST ( I FOUND A LOVE ) / CHAINED

my currant marvin gaye favorite

joe.

I'm with you Joe. "At Last " is such a brilliant Marvin 45. Every record box should have one :thumbsup:

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