The Marvelettes 1966 - "Because I Love Him" MOTOWN-48 descargar videos gratis

Mary Denise

Love it ...

simon4186

This is definitely Gladys Horton on the lead vocals. I LOVE MOTOWN! simon4186

xunclexx

Hi John G Byrne. Was just browsing and saw this recording. According to my Marvelettes archives, this recording was recorded in the "snakepit" at hitsville on Grand on July 30, 1964 and yes that is Wanda on lead. There was an acetate record produced and sent to local DJs around Detroit but got very little interest from radio listeners. It sat in "The Can" for 36 years. It was released on two Motown products - "The Essential Collection" CD [United Kingdom] (Feb. 28, 2000) and "Forever: The Complete Motown Albums Volume 1" CD [U.S.] (May 8, 2009).

arthur hay

art SOUL SOUL THAILAND SOUL

pathorne1

I really love this song, especially the back vocals.

Christine Ward

Classic!

Mark Peyko

@doedoe49 "Playboy" is by the Marvelettes. Martin Scorsese used it in "Goodfellas" in the scene where they torch the nightclub. The song is on YouTube.

simon4186

RIP Gladys Horton. "Because I Love You". I LOVE MOTOWN!

thebottle51

this really sounds like Gladys in the lead...classic track

SinclairisCool

You can really hear the sadness in Wanda's voice. Sorry Diana, But Wanda win's HANDS DOWN!

Paula Ellington

Awsome group. anybody remember the song playboy) playboy get away from my door) it's driving me crazy not to remember the group who did this.,Anybody know the song i'm talking about. many thanks

Charles Vaughn

i listen to this song on blast in my car on the expressway at night its great.its sad motown never released any of the marvelettes real chart toppers other than Please mr. Postman and don't mess with bill i think they were slighted heavily.especially after reading there book

jim cassidy

Another classic track from the much loved MARVELETTES.What a treat to hear this again after so many years.Fab.

thestrokeskiller

wat about the exciters?

John G Byrne

Motown's really brilliant producers and writers too! I was sorry to hear today Friday January 9th that Norman Whitfield died, another great producer at Motown. JOHN

Desmond Murry

Written by Ivy Jo Hunter and William "MIckey" Stevenson

Desmond Murry

That's how alot of people get mixed up, they think that some songs were recorded earlier because they sound un sophisticated. That s not always the case

Steven Majors

Great song! Thanks for posting.

John G Byrne

This is one I can't answer MotownMaster. I checked Motown's records lists and it says it was recorded in 1966, although I suspect you may well be right as a lot of tracks were recorded in the "Pits" at Hitsville and shelved for a few years, as you'll know! John

MotownMaster

i heard this song is from 1964 not 66