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"Let's dance, let's shout, gettin' funky what it's all about..."  | |
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I'll dance anywhere to this. In the car, in my seat. This is a god sent groove and song. Put it on at any bbq and watch what happens..well not ANY bbq..this song is only for the funky people *ahem* | |
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It's a classic, still can get played on ur house stereo while cooking on tha grill. It's still a winner. I love the full version. That's my shit! | |
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My favorite live performance of this song from Montreux, Switzerland.  | |
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Timmy84 said: My favorite live performance of this song from Montreux, Switzerland. As I watch this Timmy, I remember when this song and the buzz it created came out. My parent's and their friends, were saying that "Marvin was back". It was the first time that I had ever heard a song that went on for that long, that was not a jazz song. Great song, with allot of meaning. "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" |
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shorttrini said: Timmy84 said: My favorite live performance of this song from Montreux, Switzerland. As I watch this Timmy, I remember when this song and the buzz it created came out. My parent's and their friends, were saying that "Marvin was back". It was the first time that I had ever heard a song that went on for that long, that was not a jazz song. Great song, with allot of meaning. If your old folks knew what was up and all you listened to was jazz, then they knew what a big deal Marvin was. | |
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Timmy84 said: shorttrini said: As I watch this Timmy, I remember when this song and the buzz it created came out. My parent's and their friends, were saying that "Marvin was back". It was the first time that I had ever heard a song that went on for that long, that was not a jazz song. Great song, with allot of meaning. If your old folks knew what was up and all you listened to was jazz, then they knew what a big deal Marvin was. When I was growing up, I was fed a dose of EVERY kind of music you could think of. Saturday and Sunday, was when we would clean the house. During that time, my parents would take turns playing everything from Calypso music to Nat King Cole, and everything else in between. I was probably the only 7 year old who knew who, Sonny Stitt was. 95% of the records that are in parents collection are used today in what people call "music". My brothers, both older and younger than I, (my parents had 6 sons, no cable....go figure) taught me to appreciate, The Beatles, Stones, Run DMC, and others. Kids today are really missing out, on good music and it's a damn shame!! [Edited 8/21/09 11:23am] "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" |
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shorttrini said: Timmy84 said: If your old folks knew what was up and all you listened to was jazz, then they knew what a big deal Marvin was. When I was growing up, I was fed a dose of EVERY kind of music you could think of. Saturday and Sunday, was when we would clean the house. During that time, parents would take turns playing everything from Calypso music to Nat King Cole, and everything else in between. I was probably the only 7 year old who knew who, Sonny Stitt was. 95% of the records that are in parents collection are used today in what people call "music". My brothers, both older and younger than I, (my parents had 6 sons, no cable....go figure) taught me to appreciate, The Beatles, Stones, Run DMC, and others. Kids today are really missing out, on good music and it's a damn shame!! Well this is why musical education should be fundamental to them. It's up to us (and the parents) to teach them what great music is. I've discovered so many kids on YouTube comment on how great a song from the '50s, '60s, '70s and '80s is. It ain't too late.  | |
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Timmy84 said: My favorite live performance of this song from Montreux, Switzerland. 
Can't forget to mention the "Time to Get It Together" intro! "Whitney was purely and simply one of a kind." ~ Clive Davis | |
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AlexdeParis said: Timmy84 said: My favorite live performance of this song from Montreux, Switzerland.
Can't forget to mention the "Time to Get It Together" intro! If you have the CD, the band does this great version of "Time to Get It Together", this was about two minutes before the announcer came out to introduce Marvin. | |
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Timmy84 said: AlexdeParis said:
Can't forget to mention the "Time to Get It Together" intro! If you have the CD, the band does this great version of "Time to Get It Together", this was about two minutes before the announcer came out to introduce Marvin. That was their intro of choice around that time."Whitney was purely and simply one of a kind." ~ Clive Davis | |
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i was thinking about this song the other day!
Aaliyah did a pretty good cover too! How can I stand 2 stay where I am? / Poor butterfly who don't understand. | |
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AlexdeParis said: Timmy84 said: If you have the CD, the band does this great version of "Time to Get It Together", this was about two minutes before the announcer came out to introduce Marvin. That was their intro of choice around that time.
During the 1976 European tour, they used "I Want You" as the intro (and outro). | |
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