A very rarely talked about track on one of the greatest albums ever. Ever. I mean it starts off with a very tight groove and then goes all lush like with those butter vocals. I know on an album like 'Let's Get It On' it's impossible for this to be a completely slept-on track, but I would still say it's underappreciated, considering.

violator said:

I've always loved Marvin's voice on this track. He just flirts in and out of falsetto, gospel growl, and tenor almost as easy as it looks. A nice lead-up to "If I Should Die Tonight" too.

Excellent song from an amazing album