Top R&B/Soul Hits 1960-1964 (Motown & others)
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Date: 2024-03-04
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the-best-music
And some people can be racist for real. I can't. As a white European man I can say that Black people are precious, they are very talented in music and dancing. White people were for many centuries very stiff both in music and dancing. Ancient, medieval, renaissance, baroque, classicism, 19 century and then Black Americans took instruments of white people and they gave their African energetic magic into it. Blues, jazz, ragtime, gospel, rock n roll, r&b, soul, funk, disco, hi-nrg, rap, hip-hop. Thanks to Black people the music of 20th and 21st centuries is energetic and so awesome.
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And some people can be racist for real. I can't. As a white European man I can say that Black people are precious, they are very talented in music and dancing. White people were for many centuries very stiff both in music and dancing. Ancient, medieval, renaissance, baroque, classicism, 19 century and then Black Americans took instruments of white people and they gave their African energetic magic into it. Blues, jazz, ragtime, gospel, rock n roll, r&b, soul, funk, disco, hi-nrg, rap, hip-hop. Thanks to Black people the music of 20th and 21st centuries is energetic and so awesome.
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the-best-music
If I hear this playlist as I walk down the street and it makes me cry each time we meet. Just walk on by and if you don't mind stand by me, whenever you're in trouble. Your playlist is so fine like sunshine or a ramblin rose.
Hopefully we'd let some good times roll in today's music shoot them with a dot like cupid, so we can soothe our soul and I know oooh a change's gonna come and what a wonderful world it'd be.
As Georgia is on my mind so too is this playlist.
Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, Dionne Warwick The Ronnetes, The Chiffons, Betty Everett, the Supremes, etc. An A-list playlist.
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If I hear this playlist as I walk down the street and it makes me cry each time we meet. Just walk on by and if you don't mind stand by me, whenever you're in trouble. Your playlist is so fine like sunshine or a ramblin rose.
Hopefully we'd let some good times roll in today's music shoot them with a dot like cupid, so we can soothe our soul and I know oooh a change's gonna come and what a wonderful world it'd be.
As Georgia is on my mind so too is this playlist.
Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, Dionne Warwick The Ronnetes, The Chiffons, Betty Everett, the Supremes, etc. An A-list playlist.
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paleksander5192
Thanks a lot, though I assume the next part will be even more interesting when very distinctive and even harsher sounds were produced in mid and late 60's. In this particular set two great moments were at 8: 24 (young genius at work) and 8: 42 - way too short for me to recognize if that's a song that Janis Joplin covered few years after
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Thanks a lot, though I assume the next part will be even more interesting when very distinctive and even harsher sounds were produced in mid and late 60's. In this particular set two great moments were at 8: 24 (young genius at work) and 8: 42 - way too short for me to recognize if that's a song that Janis Joplin covered few years after
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catherine6653
Thank you for this R&B playlist. Many of these artists inspired The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and many others. I have a few of these in my record collection. Smokey Robinson and the Miracles are one of my favorites.
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Thank you for this R&B playlist. Many of these artists inspired The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and many others. I have a few of these in my record collection. Smokey Robinson and the Miracles are one of my favorites.
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iriscaveney6567
I honestly can't get enough of this video. I had no idea I liked this type of music so much. I hate to be cheeky but any chance of a Spotify playlist. I have all your others saved.
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I honestly can't get enough of this video. I had no idea I liked this type of music so much. I hate to be cheeky but any chance of a Spotify playlist. I have all your others saved.
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ABALLAM3
Not a bad list. Wish it would have included Can I Get a Witness by Marvin Gaye and Come Get These Memories by Martha and the Vandellas, both from 1963. Love both of those Motown songs.
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Not a bad list. Wish it would have included Can I Get a Witness by Marvin Gaye and Come Get These Memories by Martha and the Vandellas, both from 1963. Love both of those Motown songs.
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robburdlow4301
How did we go from R&B/Soul like this with amazing singing and melodies to the tuneless, nasal and auto tuned crap we have in the charts these days
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How did we go from R&B/Soul like this with amazing singing and melodies to the tuneless, nasal and auto tuned crap we have in the charts these days
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dianeyeatman5448
Yes, these songs reminded me of my family members would grab a hold of me to dance. Yet, I loved listening to the beats and I still do, today.
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Yes, these songs reminded me of my family members would grab a hold of me to dance. Yet, I loved listening to the beats and I still do, today.
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midnite_rambler
I adore this music! I was age between 2 - 6 years old. Yet the music is etched into my mind.
Thank you for this fabulous list Random Guy!
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I adore this music! I was age between 2 - 6 years old. Yet the music is etched into my mind.
Thank you for this fabulous list Random Guy!
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the-best-music
Sad that motown disappeared as it was fantastic. Not a fan of the fifties songs & some of these are but the others more like jazz are great.
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Sad that motown disappeared as it was fantastic. Not a fan of the fifties songs & some of these are but the others more like jazz are great.
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