Take Me In Your Arms - Eddie Holland 1964 (Rare Original) descargar videos gratis


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Eddie Holland wasn't just a songwriter with Holland-Dozier-Holland, the famous songwriting team for the Motown Label but was also for a short time a recording artist. It is Holland (and not Kim Weston in 1965) who did the first recording of "Take me in Your Arms (Rock Me a Little While)" in 1964 but it was not released commercially until 2005, even though Weston's cover was the first commercial release. Listen and compare how Weston's cover is almost similar to Holland's original version here.

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=h4SEm44Ee8A&feature=related

The better known version that people most remember is the Doobie Brothers' cover in 1975 which went up to number 11 on the Billboard Charts that year. Enjoy this rare original recording. It just grooves dudes!!:))

Comentarios

9 years ago

Martin McManus

Dont forget the Isle's version.

9 years ago

Alvina Ryder

EDDIE HOLLAND ... "TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS" 1964 (RARE ORIGINAL) ... SENDING A SHOUT TO TO - G YO - THANK YOU FOR SHARING ... Peace & Blessings Symone 

9 years ago

Symone Huff

EDDIE HOLLAND ... "TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS" 1964 (RARE ORIGINAL) ... SENDING A SHOUT TO TO - G YO - THANK YOU FOR SHARING ... Peace & Blessings Symone 

9 years ago

Margaret Gaskell

fantastic oldie ....great beat and music ....where did it all go ?.

9 years ago

loveisok

I know his niece!

10 years ago

G4C389

100th comment!!!!!

10 years ago

Tuppenny Butterquim

As much as I like Kim Weston's recording, I have a very slight preference for this version!

11 years ago

Steve Davies

Loved Kim Weston's version. This is brilliant too. What a voice.

11 years ago

Medic83301

Kim Weston's version is absolutely breathtaking !

11 years ago

robbk1

Eddie Holland recorded his first song for Berry Gordy in 1958, and his last one in 1965. His singing career lasted roughly 8 years.

11 years ago

watsonar70

Thanks for posting!

11 years ago

giano56

Probably because it's a demo for Weston or some other female singer. Ronnie's voice is pretty high, too

11 years ago

giano56

Probably a demo ~ but it's great!

11 years ago

soulwam

This was the prototype for the the ultimate Isleys track

12 years ago

fdhfdy yryre

Eddie Holland looks like Sam Cooke on some pictures.

12 years ago

Stefanie Magura

Two years after hearing this, I still think this is the best version of this song, although the Kim Weston is close. I'm glad to see that a compilation of his work as a singer is being released. :)

12 years ago

hughesjr

Key is a little too high for him.

12 years ago

beryl mckee

FABULOUS .

13 years ago

11thedogfather

what a voice class

13 years ago

lancetop

How could anyone out write Holland Dozier Holland?

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