Little Willie John - Need Your Love So Bad (1955) video free download

John Wolfenden

Listen.....Enjoy......So bad....

John Wolfenden

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MrOldskoolmusiclvr62

Early SOUL Music LWJ is ahead of his time because his singing voice sounded much Older No wonder LWJ is One of The Pioneers of Soul Music!

CashCoolerJ

Wow! He was only "17" when he recorded this tune. Such vocal maturity and mastery at such a young age! Only one year later, he recorded "Fever". 

sam howard

Great relaxing music

Burt French

I may be the biggest fan in the world of Little Willie John

Vonwitzy

Sooooo Baaaaad it,s great !

marshall white

This is my first time hearing of lwj and i most say he sound like James Brown. ..I knew nothing of him I will definitely read the book

DadGumIt

LITTLE WILLIE JOHN! WHAT A VOICE….. LOVE HIS WORK! I'M MISSING MY GIRL RIGHT NOW AND LISTENED TO THIS TUNE OVE 50 PLAYS IN A ROW……….THE TRUE MARK OF AN ESSENTIAL!…….

Diedra Mcginnis

just discovered Little Willie John via Blue Runnin...... LOve, Love, Love his work

James Morpeth

This is great 

Dannys Guitar Channel

The original 1955 version of "Need Your Love So Bad" performed by Little Willie John (written by his older brother Mertis John Jr). In 1968 the song was covered by Fleetwood Mac and reached number 31 in the uk singles charts. 

Lona mafaufau

Crack a cold one to this. My kinda music. From the soundtrack 'Her':

Jeffrey Palmer

Wonder Boys!

DuneAquaViva

Whatever...

Eliezer Pennywhistler

So, you being such a hot shot whizzer and all, then you ALREADY KNEW it wasn't Dave Newman ... because he doesn't sound like that*, and because you knew your great buddy was rather busy with Mr. Charles at the time. Butter in Woodstock. Très amusant. * Even an Irish musician like me knows that.

DuneAquaViva

I asked if that was David "Fathead" Newman playing Sax on this track, who I knew among many others like my old friends Paul Butterfield, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, and Garth Hudson who I recorded with, sorry I've traveled in great company..

Little Willie John

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