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Maybe so, maybe not. All those vocal soul bands kind of rule - The Spinners, Four Tops, Temptations, O'Jay's...
Also, you're in luck.
Temptations + Four Tops 08/13 - Wheatland @ Hard Rock Live Sactown 09/08 - Charlotte @ Ovens Auditorium 09/09 - Durham @ DPAC 09/11 - Macon @ Macon City Auditorium 12/09 - Brooklyn @ Kings Theatre 12/10 - Newark @ NJ PAC 01/20 - New Orleans @ Saenger Theatre
The Temptations now only have one original member or member that was even with them in the 70s. The one original member they do have was basically a back up singer and rarely (never?) took lead vocals. I'd still go see them though. Would be a fun time.
My great grandma would be wild for that double bill though. rip.
Post by Ambassador Of Fun on Aug 10, 2022 10:44:52 GMT -5
If "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Time of The Temptations" comes through your town, I highly recommend checking it out. They have quite a wild history.
If "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Time of The Temptations" comes through your town, I highly recommend checking it out. They have quite a wild history.
Hell yes - VH1 was playing that movie all the time most summers in the 2000s
MacArthur's Park was written by a white guy and originally sung by Dumbledore.
Yeah I know. Someone in an earlier genre survivor said Diana Ross was the greatest ever. So my question was whether that was under the auspice of Soul or Disco.
If "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Time of The Temptations" comes through your town, I highly recommend checking it out. They have quite a wild history.
Hell yes - VH1 was playing that movie all the time most summers in the 2000s
Ah! I haven't actually seen the movie, but the stage production was great!
Hell yes - VH1 was playing that movie all the time most summers in the 2000s
Ah! I haven't actually seen the movie, but the stage production was great!
To clarify: these are NOT the same things. VH1 movie was one of several "behind the music" made for TV movies. Another one was Angela Basset in Jackson 5.
And although I do enjoy disco and would rather funk go over it, I wonder how much of current disco love is due to the recent shift towards it in pop music. Idk that it'd have lasted this long six or seven years ago.
But still, it's all so good and holds up remarkably well.
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