The Funk Brothers - The Happening 

mine is Up The Ladder To The Roof

No doubt the Grover Cleveland presidency was known for it's great pop music.

The 1890s?

Yup I heard that too. Mostly recorded in Hollywood for the movie, I heard

Richard Pistol Allen is the drummer, recorded at the snake pit

I know that's right! The Funk Brothers!

Not true...this is Hal Blaine on the drums--and I believe this cut was "farmed out" to the Wrecking Crew--and not the funk Brothers.

there may be some of the Funks who went to LA on this but...

The song was recorded (at least) three times. The Wrecking Crew initially recorded the original version of the hit single version. Before release, the rhythm tracks were redone in Detroit with the Funk Brothers, retaining the orchestral tracks. The same was apparently done for the version heard in the film, according to the Motown session logs. So everyone's a little right. "Love id Here and Now You're Gone" is an example of a Supremes song fully done in LA by the Wrecking Crew and released as such.

@@johnvankeulen9083 You are 100% correct sir...Hal Blaine is the drummer.

For the film of the same name, co written by Frank DeVol I'm told

Recorded at the snake pit/Hitsville USA