The Marvelettes - My Baby Must Be A Magician скачать видео бесплатно

Alfonso Gomez

CliffieJ I wen't to Edison but I knew guys from Gompers (1960- 1963)

tuxguys

My favorite Marvelettes tune ("Don't Mess With Bill" is a close second), this record has everything:Compositional intelligence, a great arrangement highlighting a dark funkiness, Motown's flawless production, the Marvelettes' flawless performance, and THE FUNK BROS.

MidazTuch

"... then PRESTO, CHANGE-O, ALAKAZAAM, i'm alright again oh yes i am"... yes i am alright ~_~;~)

catirerubio

Magic

Tarius Shinobi

Everytime I hear this song, I go into a Trance! 

Colin Sanders

entered Cashbox Dec 16, 1967

Tarius Shinobi

Oh yes! Classic! I Love this song!

TeryM

That soprano at 2:09 does it for me every time.

Joe Smith

Classic.

medusa7ful

What's all this? It was not a rivalry? Why do artists have to be against one another? They were all great in the own right! So what it's in the Motown story line. People have their own mind on what they believe is great and talented they learn from one another. I read Mary Wilson's Autobiography. I have no doubt the Motown's history online was written like that to prevent lawsuits.

Mitchell Steven

leave the Supremes for dead? Put down the crack Pipe. The Supremes to day is the Most successful female group with their Lead singer Diana Ross still selling out. The Marvelettes died in 1963 when Martha and the Vandellas kicked their asses with Heat Wave QuickSand and Dancing in the Street. and the Supremes smashed the Vandellas with five No.1 POP not R&B which Dont count as much as the Pop chart. Pick up a book and Read its all in the Motown history online.

Joe Smith

Presto, chango, alakazam!

ST41127

Talk Ady!!!

ST41127

Preach Jethroe!!!!!!

Mairenn D'Brenn

What a great song. Smokey Robinson written all over it. Thank you for posting this. I grew up listening to only Motown artists. My two spinster aunts bought every new 45 as soon as it became available and the Marvelettes were very special to all of us five women in that household: me, my aunts, grandmother and cousin!! RIP Aunt Nancy, hope you can hear this in heaven. I miss Friday night sing outs.

Jethroe Maciver

Hi,jazzynet1,there were 5 0riginal Marvelettes..Led by Gladys Horton,backed up by Katherine Anderson,Georgeanna Tillman,Juanita Cowart and Wanda Young.I believe they used to swap lead singers depending on the song.You can see all 5 girls on the cover of their PLAYBOY LP.The greatest girl group ever.Leaves The Supremes for dead.

tropicalpancake56

I so agree, Ady...and thank you.

Thomas Chavis

I could never get tired of listening to this song and other music by motown.

John923T

12 years old and I had this 45, played at my birthday party at that time and man it was the hit at the time. Brings back fond memories thank you for the post.

trinitylancer

I haven't heard this song in 45 years! This song didn;t even get played as an oldie all these years as far as what I've listened to.

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