You're all I need in life - The Spinners скачать видео бесплатно

Rich

What wonderful music to listen to. The Spinners were so talented and the song writers for them were brilliant. I love this musical era and thank you for posting this song.

4everdisco

4 HANDS IN THE FIRE ALSO WAS GREAT, ON THAT ALBUM, BESIDES OF COURSE THE LONG INTRO RUBBER BAND MAN

4everdisco

GREAT ALBUM, I AGREE WITH CJS COMMENT, WAS NOT A CASUAL FAN

Dwayne Thomas

The Spinners great group but still hasn't gotten there respect as yet in the music world when will the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame come call?? I hope before Henry leave this world like the rest his brothers has already. Billy Henderson always in my heart.

2ventin2011

MY CONDOLENCES TO BOBBY'S FAMILY, AND THE REMAINER OF THE SPINNERS. NO DOUBT HE WILL BE MISSED FROM FAMILY, FRIENDS AND AS WELL AS US. HIS FANS. REST IN PEACE BOBBY.

devernie1

Hi Dee. Most of Philippe's famous codas (like Mighty Love, Could It Be I'm Falling in Love and Then Came You) were ad-libbed according the Producer and Arranger THOM BELL. Nobody could do it like Philippe!!!!

D.E. Boone

Wonder was the great Philippe improvising or were there actual lyrics to his part... great song,,,miss the mighty Spinners

evieO715

love this!

rickydfcc77

I always look back on this period and reflect on how the "Philly Sound" seemed to move on to an Adult Contemporary existence as 1976 came to a close. As a teenager back then, The Spinners, O'Jays and Blue Notes were a part of my life's soundtrack but these one-time staples began to fade away and were replaced by Funk Bands and eventually Hip-Hop. This song sounds like it could have been left over from an earlier LP or maybe it really was the end of an era.

Cj purnell

Always liked the 'flow' of this song...it just had that awesome stickiness to it, couldn't stop listening to it...amazing effort, anyone who knows this song was wading real deep in the Spinners watershed of songs...

waaziz2008

Like the best music of the 60's, we'd stand on street corners, practise in garages, trying to harmonize and get our singing act together to the sounds of the big 3, The Spinners, The O'Jays & the The Stylistics. This song was played and practised on more times than I can remember, along with Honest I Do. A great post, Ricky, and thanks for the wonderful memories! Kudos to the other fine groups not mentioned here; the 70's, music wise, was totally unreal!

rickydfcc77

@Peraino "Rubberband Man" raced up the charts, but this song resonated in my Soul as a Senior in High School (1976-77)... The Spinners were never the same after this

Peraino

A very underrated song by the Spinners in the day!

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