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In reply to the discussion: What is your favorite soul song? Mine is Stevie Wonder's Superstition It makes me want to get up and dance. [View all]debm55
(60,705 posts)73. That's okay. Let it stay. I like the song.
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What is your favorite soul song? Mine is Stevie Wonder's Superstition It makes me want to get up and dance. [View all]
debm55
Sep 2024
OP
Loved all of Stevie's songs but that was my favorite. Thank you discntnt_irny_scrcm. Will do , but you watch my feet .
debm55
Sep 2024
#11
"Bernadette", by The Four Tops, chiefly because of James Jamerson's superb bass line.
Mister Ed
Sep 2024
#27
Thank you Mister Ed. Loved both of these songs. I sometimes cry when "Love Child " is played. It reminds of my first
debm55
Sep 2024
#41
thank you brush. I loved this song too. So mellow and beautifully written song.and music.
debm55
Sep 2024
#44
Heard it Through the Grapevine, anything by the Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Four Tops ...
marble falls
Sep 2024
#33
Loved them all, too, wow, what a great time for music. That was the Detroit sound, but wasn't there a Phillie sound too?
debm55
Sep 2024
#47
Archie Bell and the Drells, the Delphonics (Didn't I Blow Your Mind, Baby - best Philly soul song ever), OJs, Lew Rawls
marble falls
Sep 2024
#56
Thank you marble falls. I knew about the Phillie Soul. thank you for telling us about Memphis Soul
debm55
Sep 2024
#74
Thank you, we would take our transiters out in the and pretend we were singing.the songs.
debm55
Sep 2024
#48
Loved that song , Loved singing to the song and Loved dancing to the song. Thank you if..fish..had..wings
debm55
Sep 2024
#80
Yeah, I used to cut quite a rug to this one myself. Now, I just trip over the rug.
LoisB
Sep 2024
#84
Thank you Niagara. Great songs all, But I must add I liked the Commadores, version too.
debm55
Sep 2024
#50
Thank you DEbluedude. I liked the song. I was unlike any of Motown songs at the time.
debm55
Sep 2024
#85
Thank you very much for your post, I loved that album. I believe one car company used it for it's song. Looked like the
debm55
Sep 2024
#71
One question that you might know the answer toThere is Motown sound that came out of Detroit but wasn't there a
debm55
Sep 2024
#72
"If You Don't Know Me By Now" - Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes with Teddy Pendergrass singing lead.
LoisB
Sep 2024
#95
What is sad IMO is that the "Soul" genre has pretty much been replaced with Rap/Hip-Hop
MichMan
Sep 2024
#105