J. J. BARNES TALKS MOTOWN - From 1992 [[9 Mins.)

[Methuselah2]

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2gfve_jj-barnes-talks-about-motown_people

Many thanks to Mickey Nold for this Dailymotion posting.

Plus:

BABY PLEASE COME BACK HOME [Groovesville, 1967]
Written by Don Davis & J. J. Barnes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gryvwrv_sio

And many thanks to MrJohnnyNumbers for this YouTube posting.

[marv2]

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2gfve_jj-barnes-talks-about-motown_people

Many thanks to Mickey Nold for this Dailymotion posting.

Plus:

BABY PLEASE COME BACK HOME [Groovesville, 1967]
Written by Don Davis & J. J. Barnes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gryvwrv_sio

And many thanks to MrJohnnyNumbers for this YouTube posting.


I never tire of hearing this song. Great recording. Thanks for the reminder Methuselah2.

[Philles/Motown Gary]

Hey, Methuselah2! I didn't realize that you provided this excellent thread until after I had already posted the following. [[I should have known it was you!) This is a great record which I've never heard before. Had I heard it on the radio back in 1967, I would have raced to the record store, expecting it to be on one of Motown's labels. It sure has The Motown Sound down pat! Thanks for enlightening me.

[Methuselah2]

Gary - It's one of those non-Motown, Motown-sounding, originally started at Motown but finished elsewhere songs. There. That's it. And it might not be a category unto itself. Glad you liked it. There's a whole lot goin' on in that recording. The Stevie Wonder connection was an interesting fact to surface.