IMO, Tammi Terrell’s voice is bar none the best of the Motown era. Beautiful vocals belied a not-so-beautiful personal life, and of course, she (and Gaye) left us way too soon.
Great essay 👏 I love Marvin Gaye's music! It always makes me dance and sing around 💃🎶 My faves by him are: "‘Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)", "You're All I Need" with Tammy Terrell and "Trouble Man" 🔥
I think so too. Cooke was a pioneer in so many ways, including owning a record company, a singer who also wrote his own songs and tilting the balance between artist and management to the artist.
I can't imagine the energy in this room. Connecting with someone beyond the bare bones recitation of songs, like a tent revival with better music.
There is a deep bond between Gaye and the audience, and it comes through loud and clear on the recording.
IMO, Tammi Terrell’s voice is bar none the best of the Motown era. Beautiful vocals belied a not-so-beautiful personal life, and of course, she (and Gaye) left us way too soon.
Indeed, Terrell's story is tragic on many levels.
Great essay 👏 I love Marvin Gaye's music! It always makes me dance and sing around 💃🎶 My faves by him are: "‘Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)", "You're All I Need" with Tammy Terrell and "Trouble Man" 🔥
Thanks Stygi! 'Trouble Man' is such a groove!
Marvin was great. I love Sam Cooke, who I believe is underrated.
I think so too. Cooke was a pioneer in so many ways, including owning a record company, a singer who also wrote his own songs and tilting the balance between artist and management to the artist.
Great music. Thanks for the story!
Thanks so much for reading and enjoying!