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kingart wrote:
Likely, but someone should have brought that up 43 years ago. This was actually a Top 40 hit in the states, perhaps because the B-side: 'Dance Little Sister" was a better tune anyhow.
Wasted cover. The Stones don't bring anything unique to the party. And nothing and no one would ever top the Temps' classic. I half suspect the Stones just needed to fill out the album.
Likely, but someone should have brought that up 43 years ago. This was actually a Top 40 hit in the states, perhaps because the B-side: 'Dance Little Sister" was a better tune anyhow.
kingart wrote:
Totally agree. Dullsville. Lazy.
Wasted cover. The Stones don't bring anything unique to the party. And nothing and no one would ever top the Temps' classic. I half suspect the Stones just needed to fill out the album.
Totally agree. Dullsville. Lazy.
most excellent (can't top the Temps : )
They like it so much that they covered the Temptations again on Some Girls with "Just My Imagination". If I had to pick just one then I'd keep "Just My Imagination". Really like the dualing guitars of Keith and Ronnie.
Wasted cover. The Stones don't bring anything unique to the party. And nothing and no one would ever top the Temps' classic. I half suspect the Stones just needed to fill out the album.
I really liked this album when it came out (I was in junior high school), and I can remember actually putting a quarter in a jukebox at the local pizza parlor to hear some of the singles from it. It still sounds just as good now as it did then.
trevc wrote:
Yes. I'm pretty sure Marvin Gaye never recorded a version of this song; if he did, he certainly did not have a hit with it.
h8rhater wrote:
Marvin's version is definitive. Motown at its finest.I remember The Temptations version as the best.
Marvin's version is definitive. Motown at its finest.
Yes. I'm pretty sure Marvin Gaye never recorded a version of this song; if he did, he certainly did not have a hit with it.
h8rhater wrote:
Marvin's version is definitive. Motown at its finest.
I remember the Temptations version as the best.
Marvin's version is definitive. Motown at its finest.
Helluva combo with the Tops.
beeblebrocks40 wrote:
LowPhreak wrote:
Nope. People say that when it's a black artist, and/or especially when it's a deceased artist. I really think this version is better than Gaye's. It rocks way better as only the Stones can.
Marvin's version is definitive. Motown at its finest.
The Stones version is just the right amount of deference to the original, combined with their inimitable rock and roll swagger.
Maybe they're both 10s?! It is possible, you know.
Fun version, but Marvin Gaye makes this song Godlike.
LowPhreak wrote:
Nope. People say that when it's a black artist, and/or especially when it's a deceased artist. I really think this version is better than Gaye's. It rocks way better as only the Stones can.
Marvin's version is definitive. Motown at its finest.
The Stones version is just the right amount of deference to the original, combined with their inimitable rock and roll swagger.
Maybe they're both 10s?! It is possible, you know.
Following the Four Tops. Outstanding.
beeblebrocks40 wrote:
Nope. People say that when it's a black artist, and/or especially when it's a deceased artist. I really think this version is better than Gaye's. It rocks way better as only the Stones can.
Fun version, but Marvin Gaye makes this song Godlike.
Nope. People say that when it's a black artist, and/or especially when it's a deceased artist. I really think this version is better than Gaye's. It rocks way better as only the Stones can.
beeblebrocks40 wrote:
I don't think Marvin Gaye had ever recorded a version of this tune; he certainly never had a hit with it if he did. The original, hit version of the song was done The Temptations.
Fun version, but Marvin Gaye makes this song Godlike.
I don't think Marvin Gaye had ever recorded a version of this tune; he certainly never had a hit with it if he did. The original, hit version of the song was done The Temptations.
Fun version, but Marvin Gaye makes this song Godlike.
Not necessary. They didn't bring very much to the song.
Likely, but someone should have brought that up 43 years ago. This was actually a Top 40 hit in the states, perhaps because the B-side: 'Dance Little Sister" was a better tune anyhow.
There was a decent mid-70's compilation released that included their best of the 70's (so far). But I always thought "Dance Little Sister" was the weakest part of it, and would have preferred they substituted the Motown cover. But then, they would have had to pay more royalties, and that would never fly.