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Amazing and thank you.

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Fifty years ago…I was in my mid-20’s…how can that be, Dan?

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Love it 😍

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What a wonderful surprise. Thank you, Dan.

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Thank you for sharing.

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I remember the first time I heard this song. Sitting in Mountains of Food, Dexter, Maine. A little juke box at each booth. Wow. What a gift he gave us, and what a gift you gave us in sharing this sonic miracle.

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Love the Saturday smiles.

As a Mom's Demand Action member, I sadly note that we lost Marvin to gun violence, at his own father's hand. #Enough

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This is phenomenal, the isolated vocals for any Marvin Gaye track truly show much of great vocalist he was. "What's Going On" is a masterpiece track with Marvin doing has own vocal overdubs and all tracks . That would be a really great listen.

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A great sound, Cappella singing is the love of Music, it takes inner talent. Enjoyable!

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Awesome. Just...awesome. All that tone and feeling hidden behind the accompaniment.

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Instead of shouting, we should be singing to each other.

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My god he was a national treasure. He filled my teenage years full of joy and human rights. Both he and Sam Cooke wrote music to change the world. I miss them both.

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Unbelievable. It not only gave me chills, the ache in his voice brought me to tears. What a tremendous loss. Thank you for sharing this.

PS I wonder if the same could be found for “What’s Going On”. Sadly, the lyrics have as much meaning today as they did decades ago.

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How many voices had/have the range of sound and expression to be more powerful A Cappella than with instrumental backing and enhancement. Thank you Steady Team for posting both.

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With or without music, a fantastic singer.

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So hard to do this and stay on key! Marvin Gaye was one of the greats. It is such a shame he is gone.

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