@AirplayBeats reacts to Marvin Gaye performing What’s Going On Like comment and subscribe patreon.com/user?u=81569817 Airplay Beats 3609 Bradshaw Rd Ste H #337 Sacramento, CA 95827 Www.Airplaybeats.com
What an incredible performance. Perfect pitch singing, all live, no modern autotune, overdubs, prerecorded backing tracks. Just straight up live talent.
Right on! So did Stevie and Curtis. Motown and The Funk Brothers brought so much to the table back in the day, along with The Wrecking Crew in LA and The Swampers in Muscle Shoals. Greatness that lasts…
talk about in your element! The man was in the zone, pocket... vibing with the cosmos... what a cool, jazzy and still applicable message! Yeah Mr. Gaye, we salute you!
The words in this song from 1972 are totally relevant today in 2024. This song ranks in the top 5 of most important songs Berry Gordy did not want to record this song because he thought it was too controversial . Marvin persisted and it remains the classic that it is today. About a year ago CNN actually did a special on the significance of this song. Thanks for your great reaction to this. 👏👏🥰
I’d just like to wish AirPlay Beats and all who enjoy the show, a Stupendously Happy Christmas and a Funkin’ Good New Year. Peace and love to all. 💚😁⭐️
What more can be said? A perfect performance by Marvin at the top of his game. Jamerson is just on another level. The congas…dayum. The whole band is on point. The song is maybe more relevant today than it was when he performed it back then. That’s sad tho. Thank you.
@@adams565 I think other musicians knew about James Jamerson for a long time. Thankfully, recent documentaries have informed the rest of us so that we started paying more attention to his contribution to Motown hits.
Gentlemen ... rare air with brother Marvin--never seen ANY live versions--thank you. Words fail. Che: wrap your words around the chord changes on What's Goin' On--that kind of swirling, circular, uplifting sequence more at the end. Stop making us wait for it. Go to Inner City Blues NEXT ... THAT bassline. The tension of the whole composition. Exquisite. Keep goin guys ...
What an incredible talent and album. Love this live version!🎶Marvin Gaye was such a beautiful man both inside and out. His thoughtful, loving messages are just as relevant today as they have ever been. Thanks so much guys for reacting again to this lovely artist! RIP Marvin❤
Should be monuments to him everywhere. Grew up on this song, we had some high expectations, never thought things would be like this all these years later. Wonder what Mr. Gaye would think.
Unparalleled musical greatness and I cried when he died. He was back on top churning out some incredible vibes and then he was gone. I know how but don’t like thinking about it. Who was better at baby making music? Probably no one.
Thank you so much for doing this! I knew you'd love it. It's like an early birthday gift (It's tomorrow! 69 years old.) for me to see you both enjoy this unique and truly beautiful footage of a great man at his best. Not to mention the extraordinary James Jamerson who needs to be praised and his name kept alive as the greatest bassist of all time. I vividly remember when I bought this album when it first came out, put it on my turntable, and listened to the entire record...mesmerized.
this performance is epic, transcendent. Marvin in his prime, full fledged Funk Brothers, and Jamerson in full flight - not many videos showing the bass king in action. The imagery is a lesson in the American urban experience, much of which remains today
One of the few times that you get to see the artist at his peak perform a song from when it was released with an extra gift of seeing legendary bass master James Jamerson. All that beautiful playing with a single finger and a magic ability. That has to be some of the Motown Funk Brothers up there too. Wow-Weeeeeee
One of the greatest songs ever recorded. There is a version of Marvin Gaye’s original cut of this song called the “Chicago” version; the slight re-production adds an echo effect that just expands the sound; it is ear bliss ❤
I heard other musicians at Motown say they didn't think Marvin played the drums that well. LOL That's okay. He was so good at so many other things. His piano playing sounded good to me.
Such a great song guys! Glad you did a live version. Love the improv on the vocal lines by Marvin. The one consistency is James Jamerson with possibly the best bass line in any song, ever.
I’ve been totally enamored with Marvin Gaye since grade school! And yes….the hope of love conquering hate still exists in this old white lady’s heart! 😽🎶
There are volumes of meaning in this song. And Marvin's performance is so natural and open. Great reaction, guys! Thanks for sharing your insights with us.
A terribly underrated Marvin Gaye song is called, When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stop Loving You? 6 minutes of the most joyful heartbreak ever recorded.
Wow!! Thanks for this one guys.. Somehow listening to Marvin makes it seem like everything is gonna be ok. So smooth and relaxing... You guys are the BEST.!!!!!
RIP to a sweet, gentle soul. Vocal perfection-an absolute virtuoso. I wish I could have seen him. If you haven’t heard his Star Spangled Banner at the NBA all-star game, do yourself a favor and check it out.
This was so good! Marvin in top form, relaxed, happy, and showing just what a musical genius he was. He had the audience in the palm of his hand. Thanks La and Che.
Marvin Gaye & Tammy Terrell were Fabulous together, Tammy died at 24. What a horrible loss. Brain tumor, she was a Philly girl. So talented bless her heart❤😢
I keep wanting to catch these gems on the day, but I been busy fellas, I’ve been busy. Another great reactions to another singer. Keep up the great work.