Written by Brian Holland,Lamont Dozier,and Edward Holland Jr.(Holland-Dozier-Holland or H-D-H). Produced by Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier. #1 Pop (2 weeks) and R&B (4 weeks)1966.
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@39Kohm2 роки тому
This is a timeless song, the lyrics are relevant after any breakup, regardless of the decade you're in
@paulshepherd1348Рік тому
They are indeed... my girlfriend broke up with me... but wants to see me as friends... how can that possibly work... this song nails my situation .
@laurenparker109110 місяців тому
Always will be.
@laurenparker109110 місяців тому
Definitely
@lisaparsons41248 місяців тому
Yes I agree and great singers
@elisehill35747 місяців тому
Exactly why I'm here. ☺️
@ethanhill94604 роки тому
That Morse code staccato intro NAILS IT. Love every time it returns. Drummer KILLS IT.
@neilryan9301Рік тому
You're right my friend. The drummer never lets up, he rocks from start to finish.
@delam1970Рік тому
You Keep Me Hanging On was a number one smash in two decades. The Supremes original topped the R&B charts for four weeks starting on Thanksgiving weekend November 26-December 17,1966 ending Eddie Floyd’s one week run with the original version of Knock On Wood. Then afterwards when the Supremes ended their four week run,their Motown label mates the Temptations replaced them at the top with their original version of (I Know)I’m Losing You. On the pop charts,You Keep Me Hanging On spent two weeks at the top on November 19-26,1966 ending Johnny Rivers’ one week run with Poor Side Of Town. Then afterwards when the Supremes ended their two week run,the were replaced by the New Vaudeville Band with Winchester Cathedral. Then almost twenty-one years later in 1987,Kim Wilde did a dance/pop version of You Keep Me Hanging On and it hit number one for one week on June 6,1987 ending U2’s three week run with With Or Without You. Then the following week Kim Wilde was dethroned by Atlantic Starr with their smash hit ballad and biggest hit Always.
@chrism66818 місяців тому
@@delam1970Don’t forget the awesome version by Vanilla Fudge
@conradford74932 роки тому
Can you imagine what your life would be like without music from Motown. Because I can't, this song is fire. If you grooving, then you have great taste.
@robertkyte4055Рік тому
Can you dig it baby ?????? !!! lol (Warriors )
@BlackMasakariРік тому
oh yes, that is beautiness and sencerely uplifting.
@ggttee3Рік тому
No
@user-ellievator10 місяців тому
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@paulshepherd134810 місяців тому
Oh I'm groovin! Glad to know o have taste.. 😉
@chriscalvert58873 роки тому
R.I.P Mary and Florence
@Shane-Flanagan3 роки тому
Reunited forevermore and teaching the angels how to sing.
@dorothythomas97123 роки тому
Mary is not dead
@chriscalvert58873 роки тому
Yes she is
@dorothythomas97123 роки тому
@@chriscalvert5887 well she just died yesterday. According to google February 8, 2021. Sorry my mistake, that was quick when a couple of weeks ago she was speaking of a 60 reunion of signing with Motown, but it was up to Diana. They say she passed suddenly at her Las Vegas home last night. Now it is just Diana.
@TheRTM3 роки тому
And Florence Ballard.
@m3anthony8 років тому
Some songs are just perfect. This is one.
@modernmilner98365 років тому
Gets my vote.
@LollieVox5 років тому
Agreed!!!!!!
@travisdozier13575 років тому
I'll throw in..
@mylenenoire5 років тому
Shake it off
@mylenenoire5 років тому
Shake it off florence
@suraya12249 місяців тому
Most 60s & 70s Motown music ARE just perfect; lyrics, voices, orchestration. My generation really DID have the best music.
@joeystokes8288Рік тому
This song is perfect in every musical aspect... perfectly written and performed... IT WILL NEVER GET OLD!👍🏾💯💯
@calutron00811 місяців тому
well try touch me in the morning and see if you like that do you? shoot me a reply if you want too thks man from sydney australia and thumbs up to everybody watching hodi folks
@christophercasey67753 роки тому
Loved the guitar intro. Absolute killer. Also RIP Mary and Florence.
@lisaparsons41248 місяців тому
The supremes are great singers and was back in 1966, and also year I was born 💙
@AfferbeckBeats8 років тому
One of the best Motown songs, listen to how hard that rhythm section hits. Drums and guitar are so aggressive. Jamerson funking around on bass as per usual.
@manga128 років тому
+danehb89 back in an era when musicians were musicians, and america still made most of her own stuff, though all ages have their problems, like depressions, violence, war, racism, terrorism, mistrust of the established powers that be, but yes I agree agressive rythem for motown, remindes me of an sos on a telegraph, or an old steam train trying to get it started in all their fury, lots dont relize just how fast they were, over 100 mph on passenger trains and more power then any diesle electro today at 50 mph as it would continue to generate power at speed since it was direct drive and the hotter you ran from fast draft on it like a blast furnace the more the steam would expand and the more effective the superheater and power it could put out on the rails. read the story of one run on the pensy called last chance at a t1 with John R crosby.
@chrisbacon8217 років тому
So true, so true ! Jamerson is a genius, so sad he died so young. I'm playing along to this track (got the book of Jamerson bass songs) and this is a seriously hard piece to play - my fingers are aching ! Oh well you play and learn !
@manga127 років тому
The true artists are often short lived and or really ecclectic, some are around for a long time but many are not.
@mycinematics89487 років тому
Yeah that bass is so bad ass. I only just realised.
@OldWolf1507 років тому
Classic Jamerson. amirite?
@kwameaboagye9403 роки тому
The Supremes were just so stunning and phenomenal and when Diana, Mary and Flo go then you know they know how to inspire with their beautiful selves. RIP, Flo Ballard and Mary Wilson
@monacojerry3 роки тому
It’s 1966. I’m seven years old. I’m in the back seat of my father’s old Pontiac. We are driving from Schenectady to Miami. This song hits the old AM radio. Oh my God! What is that? It was so exciting that I wanted the DJ to play it over and over. My!
@beautyswithinu88292 роки тому
My dad was just born
@monacojerry2 роки тому
@@baby8dingo Ahhh my friend, it is rather sad for me that you might think of Schenectady as a suburb. From the early 20th century to 1970 it was one of the great industrial towns in the world with the Edison Company, General Electric, several train car and train engine manufacturers, steel mills, machinist shops, tool and dye makers, dense German, Irish, Italian, Black, and Appalachian neighborhoods, a socialist mayor, a radical industrial union, liberal Republicans, right-wing Democrats… vaudeville shows, bordellos, night clubs, gambling dens, mob bosses, etc. There were suburbs in Schenectady County, but Schenectady was only a midsize city but still an industrial powerhouse. You know it as a hollowed out rust-town that is a bit sleepy.
@juliestrom412Рік тому
Ahh! 💖
@user-im7rn9dg8q21 день тому
Love you and ur comment ❤❤❤❤❤
@mojo03075 місяців тому
The great trailblazer, Icon and Legend that is Diana Ross. Love this song.
@davidhubbert94452 роки тому
From the very start this is supreme.
@daniellarkins38493 роки тому
I just came here to pay my respect to Mary&Flo. Rest easy ladies 🕊⚘
@davebrown97143 роки тому
I agree with you 🙏🏾
@ericandersen21353 роки тому
@@davebrown9714 oplpo
@stormatsunup2 роки тому
I always believed Berry Gordy made one big mistake when he "broke" the spirit of The Supremes by renaming them, Diana Ross & The Supremes. Ill feelings ensued from ( within ) that moment forth. Considering Florence Ballard ( Flo ) started The Group and got bumped out! That said, I so agree with: Gregory Prusak 4 years ago "This song never lets up for 3 minutes and change"
@neilryan93012 роки тому
I didn't realize that Mary was gone.
@ernest4722 роки тому
Berry Gordy & Diana Ross were an item. He had to change the title. He was in love.
@girlmeetsreality46443 роки тому
RIP Mary Wilson. And only 1 remains. We love you Diana
@26markiemark11 років тому
I love the bassline in this song!!!
@shamsam44 роки тому
James Jamerson.
@celesteblanche25434 роки тому
That electric guitar is everything! That's, "The Motown Sound"!
@Mr6stringchaos4 роки тому
All of the Motown records had killer bass lines!! Then again, everything in a Motown record was killer. Very tight, and the rhythm and timing was pinpoint accurate.
@rcwilcots3 роки тому
yes!
@luckypargh3 роки тому
@@celesteblanche2543 Thats OG Funk Brother Eddie "Chank" Willis on lead guitar.
@gregoryprusak81307 років тому
This song never lets up for 3 minutes and change. Motown sure knew how to produce hit after hit, and give America great groups, ladies and gents alike. The Supremes are tops for me. Can't beat them. And let's not forget the Four Tops and Levi's soulful hurting voice and David Ruffin with the Temps and solo. ALL these groups just give me chills, even 50 years later. Thank you Motown!
@jayhendricks673 роки тому
You know if it wasn't for the Funk Brothers Motown would have been just regular James Jameson, Earle Van Dyke and the rest of the Band played and wrote the music for all of Motown's Artist They made more hits than the Beatles, Rolling Stones, & The Beach Boys combined
@lightningblue6482 роки тому
This era was Detroit at its apex. I will always love everything about the Motor City from the cars to the music and culture.
@katienoneofyourbusiness10482 роки тому
Dang girls have been feeling with this forever. So in love with a turd. Guilty.
@christianneoriente1577Рік тому
100% agree
@michelleper5065Рік тому
very good.... but NOT kim wilde level greatness... kim wilde is on a different level.. this is why the song is consider's kim wilde's really... this is how great she did it
@googleuser2609Рік тому
Real instruments, real voices, real music.
@neilryan9301Рік тому
The instrumental work in this song is spectacular !!!!!!!!!!
@calutron00811 місяців тому
fuck yeah!!!
@lisaparsons41248 місяців тому
Great singers,year I was born
@Tristan-wm8ydРік тому
July 3rd 2022 and I’m awakened to this song in my head. I’m 30 years old. I had to go to UKposts and give a listen.
@bossladyghana6303Рік тому
At 26, this song makes a whole lot of sense. 💯🔥🔥🔥 THIS IS SUPREME
@christianneoriente1577Рік тому
Bosslady... Why don't u b a man about it and set me free!!! I'm 65 and this song made sense 2 me then...and it still does.
@xeshtaed7 років тому
It hasn't aged a day. Still as powerful as I imagine it must have been back then.
@keithfitzsimons8157 років тому
Kim Wildes version has aged poorly however
@alexandramn67347 років тому
Keith Fitzsimons everyone will age even you, stupid sack of shit
@kathrynmcmorrow71706 років тому
xeshtaed Indeed.
@JohanHerrenberg4 роки тому
It was powerful then.
@jlouis44072 роки тому
@@keithfitzsimons815 Hey don’t knock Kim Wilde’s version it’s awesome
@astrosteve3 роки тому
Holland-Dozier-Holland were songwriting geniuses. Their importance to Motown cannot be understated. The Supremes killed it on this track, just amazing.
@donaldsmith3792 роки тому
Hello
@tonycanabal16592 роки тому
Vanilla Fudge version rocked , Wilson Pickett version had soul,Kim Wilde version danceable. Supremes was the best!
@gmartinz01Рік тому
@@tonycanabal1659 And H-D-H got royalties from all of them. It kills me when I read people saying some performer's cover version of a hit was terrible: trust me, the songwriter is very, very happy it got covered.
@gmartinz01Рік тому
I love the line "Why don't you be a man about it / and set me free?"
@Greyareas273 місяці тому
Totally agree with your comment, but you mean the importance of Motown cannot be "overstated", not understated.
@wmpetroff23074 роки тому
The guitar, the bass line, the drums, the back up voices, the lead, the photos. WOW that's Pop music at its very finest right there!
@neilryan9301Рік тому
Amen to your comment my friend...
@wmpetroff2307Рік тому
@@neilryan9301 Those are magical intense minutes of sound impeccability created by musical virtuosi. The reworking of this masterpiece is par excellence.
@FosterNewmanMusic8 років тому
Even more pleasurable to listen to through headphones. God bless Motown!
@TQGraham117 років тому
God bless Motown !!!
@jeffreymartin84486 років тому
God bless Motown !
@SomeoneVx6 років тому
bless your ears with a kickin sound system. headphones. . lmao
@ckay90066 років тому
I agree 👍
@kathrynmcmorrow71706 років тому
SomeoneVx Good advice!
@Heyjay4543 роки тому
I love that Flo gets an actual solo line in one of their hits she was so happy when they released it this way!!
@nonamo2 роки тому
Go, Flo! Love her so much.
@Gianni1176 місяців тому
And it’s my favorite part of the song!❤
@davidhubbert94452 роки тому
Classic motown fabulous tune.
@colinadams5390Рік тому
Classic music from three beautiful ladies!
@janbriggs33872 роки тому
THE RINGING GUITAR LICK STAYS IN MY MIND. AND THE LEAD VOCALS CUT RIGHT THROUGH THE MICROPHONE. AWESOME. SONG.
@tonycanabal16592 роки тому
Diana's vocal was double tracked , which is the reason.
@Keezie272 роки тому
I love this song. The lyrics, guitar, bass line, everything. Perfection.
@robjones24083 роки тому
There are great girl groups. Then there are The Supremes. This track catches them at the height of their stellar powers. Nobody has come even remotely close to matching their style of glamour and groove. Mary Wilson was a class act. RIP
@yappy-daze9Рік тому
Yer i agree with you ...emotions in songs ...like jimmy ruffin what becomes of the broken hearted..i love that song because im older and wiser
@ejohnson54483 роки тому
Mary, we will miss you and your beautiful smile and personality! Those great memories and songs will live on forever!
@glendahalling58764 роки тому
How can anyone not like motown,full of soul as always
@jeffreychandler86662 роки тому
In the "HOOD" 1966, I remember Chicago teens playing this mega hit at "supervised" parties with parents hovering over them. I was quite young, around 9, at the time.
@michellekirkendall818Рік тому
I was 13! The song was the bomb!
@michaeldavis4663 роки тому
Mary Wilson will never be forgotten. RIP Mary.
@stanbily94162 роки тому
@PrezDaNT the GOD - 卐卐 - 1488 HEIL SATANPiss off, you weirdo!
@tonycanabal1659Рік тому
RIP Lamont Dozier.
@rarebully12 років тому
One of the most perfect 3 minutes in Popular Music. It doesn't matter whether you are male or female, what your ethnic origin is, whether you are rich or poor , gay or straight. There is something immediate and direct about this track. Beautifully sung and produced. I think it's awesome.
@jimosullivan22362 роки тому
Doing 90 in my Lexus
@SURENITYРік тому
@@jimosullivan2236 Yes!
@SURENITYРік тому
Absolutely!
@erossinema8797Рік тому
I don't care what anyone says, Diana Ross was freakin' awesome. She sang clear as a bell with an expressive demeanor and incredible intonation. She didn't yell. Here, you can hear layering of her voice.
@user-jv9ys6vn3f6 місяців тому
Loved Motown ,some of the greatest songs ever ,better than that rap crap on the airwaves now.
@kerwinhopkins7067Рік тому
The supreme at their finest!! James Jameson killed that bass line!!
@jjaydion9 місяців тому
Very progressive chord pattern! 👍🏼👏🏼👍🏼👏🏼❤️
@valeenoi2284Рік тому
This must have been a revolutionary track back in mind 60's. So different from other songs. Thanks to the writers.
@charleswilliams82482 роки тому
The whole cadence of this song is absolutely fantastic!
@marieannkamp19247 років тому
Motown forever
@davidpfeifer94894 роки тому
Marie Ann Kamp and ever
@Kw-sv2mo4 роки тому
And ever and ever
@angelomezzadri24634 роки тому
Sono d'accordo.
@gracehinds62832 роки тому
Another example of the brilliance of Motown!
@mrhurst1001Рік тому
hey 👋how are you doing?
@ezequiasm.marques61563 роки тому
RIP MARY WILSON Thanks for the beautiful songs. I'm from Sao Paulo/Brazil
@slapshot6ful4 роки тому
I love this song so damn much. 2020 and forever Supreme!
@seanthomas15644 роки тому
I feel like I'm the only 14 year old that likes this kind of music lol
@slapshot6ful4 роки тому
@@seanthomas1564 right on man! I'm only 34, so this is before my time too. But, it's good to know it will live longer than me. Keep jamming bud
@sandiemitchell6923 роки тому
@@slapshot6ful 60's &70's music just lives on forever
@vincentnovella73216 років тому
greatest female group of all time.
@paulaeasley85634 роки тому
vincent novella That’s True
@seanthomas15644 роки тому
You're damn right!
@markm2043 роки тому
No red velvet or blackpink is lol
@spencerclarke22893 роки тому
Destiny Childs came close as a carbon copy
@bjc95203 роки тому
@@spencerclarke2289 Not even close. Martha and the Vandellas, The Ronnettes and The Pointer Sisters all deserve to be in front of Destiny's Child.
@im4given6296 років тому
Timeless lyrics...
@DRock-zd8gl6 років тому
KT G This is a timeless song that has been covered by countless numbers of singers and acts but none of them will EVER compare to the original. Motown put out black music you could be proud of. That's why after 50 + years, Motown songs are still held in high regard. Pick out the hottest new rap song today and I will guarantee you that in 50 years, no one will remember it.
@im4given6295 років тому
Absolutely agree!!
@donaldsmith3792 роки тому
Hello
@wsharriupton28265 років тому
A perfect song, indeed! Thank you Diana, Mary, Florence AND the session musicians who didn't get the credit that they deserved!!
@robertserrato3596Рік тому
Love The Supremes. One of my favorites is"my world is empty without you".
@pazuzu1269 років тому
There is so much emotion in their voices. This could have just been another pop song, but you can feel the pain and heartbreak when they sing, I think it makes all the difference
@jedifulla8 років тому
+Pazuzu Jones (pazuzu126) Agree. The ladies put their own heartbreak into the vocals.
@feeleffect7 років тому
Well said.
@zimriel6 років тому
it sneaks up on you
@BroccoliBeefed6 років тому
Exactly. And if Diana didn't have soul, as so many like to claim, you wouldn't have been able to hear that pain and emotion. She was a way underappreciated singer. More talented than many people realize
@joeSmashman5 років тому
Exactly..Beautiful Music that Touches your Soul.
@georgehutchinson23373 роки тому
a pure hard edge rock song delivered by the greatest girl group in history. just amazing.
@jlouis4407Рік тому
This song was ahead of its time and timeless. Loved Kim Wilde’s version too in the 80s which is the first version I heard her version is really faithful to the original you can’t improve on perfection.
@pauldacus3110Рік тому
Check out vanilla fudge’s version
@GennySavastoneРік тому
How is it ahead of its time? The best music came from the 60s to 80s. Moron
@shekelafarmer83063 роки тому
This were a hit song because sooo many females and males could relate to these three queens, the Supreme's words they were singing by their really beautiful spiritual heartfelt vocals.
@yappy-daze9Рік тому
Exactly 💯
@DrWhomРік тому
the genitive plural would be Supremes'
@deathbyaraven12 років тому
For me they were black American Royalty. I loved them, they had talent, STYLE and grace... and they seemed to always sing about love, broken, lost, found celebrated or otherwise. Their sound was amazing.
@littleboo20023 роки тому
The Supremes are favourite oldies group.
@christianneoriente1577Рік тому
U SAID IT SISTER!!!
@laurenchristenson1997Рік тому
I love them
@ALPHAMAGASLAPРік тому
For me a white man, theses awesome women are music royalty.
@sarahthomas2506Рік тому
All these sistas are talented and smokin gorgeous! I love the Supremes!!😍😍😍😍😍😍
@bjv933 роки тому
One of the greatest songs of all time. And that's a fact.
@bjv933 роки тому
Dude. The bassline in this song. FINE as hell, God DAMN.
@feeleffect8 років тому
My favorite song from my all time favorite girl group. The Supremes were my first favorite group along with the Four Seasons and The Temptations as a child in the 60's. Those unique voices come once in a lifetime.
@19341zulu8 років тому
+T. Hayes (DJshnooks) Having grown up in 1960's Detroit, I agree you grew up in the wrong time.
@lisawebb73077 років тому
What about The Ronettes? ❤️
@aaronchapin13677 років тому
those were my top 3 groups growing up too
@therightmove72917 років тому
Indeed
@feeleffect7 років тому
They were good but NOT on the Supremes level at the time.
@CoolBreezeAnthony3 роки тому
I woke up this morning, with this song playing in my head. April 4, 2021, Easter Sunday.
@jeanpaularseneault4080Рік тому
The Suprêmes Perfection and Great Class for Motown I love it
@maryhartman9253Рік тому
God rest your soul Mary Davis 🙏♥️ she went on to reign in the '80s in the SOS band!! She made great music!!!
@gwynenglishnielsen85963 роки тому
Yep. I went through twenty-three years of being kept "hangin' on" and finally found the door. Thanks for this lovely song, ladies!
@donaldsmith3792 роки тому
Hello Gwyn
@gwynenglishnielsen85962 роки тому
@@donaldsmith379 Hi, Clayton. If you like female singer-songwriters, check out my music on UKposts and tell me what you think. Thanks and be well.
@wappaman17843 роки тому
Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson were sooooooo damn good lookin!!
@josedoegito25993 роки тому
DIANA too
@LoveTheKay3 роки тому
Love those two
@Maatization3 роки тому
@@josedoegito2599 He's just being shady....cause it was Diana that went on to be the great beauty....
@iamtrawayne15583 роки тому
@@josedoegito2599 I don’t think so
@LoveTheKay3 роки тому
@@Maatization no lmao. Diana just wasn’t pretty to most people. Sorry.
@stephenord34032 роки тому
Jameson, the genius, the master. RIP great man
@EastOfATLРік тому
Long Live Da beautiful Florence Ballard 🌹🕊️❤️🎶
@michaelnorris61682 роки тому
These songs are so good that they should not ever be remade.
@MisanthropikOne5 місяців тому
Nah. Kim Wilde's version is dope also.
@LOUISVILLECARDINALS4 місяці тому
No it's not leave it to the originals @@MisanthropikOne
@MisanthropikOne4 місяці тому
@@LOUISVILLECARDINALS Sure, if you say so.
@terrasiho56062 роки тому
You three great women are much missed. Thanks for your great songs
@smartchick6492 роки тому
Gorgeous, all of them. My son has just discovered Soul and R&B old school music. He said , “ mom I was born in the wrong era when it comes to music”. He said that he follows Smokey Robinson on social media. 🤦🏾♀️👏🏾
@rolloff12186 місяців тому
I heard this song in a restaurant today and they were blasting it LOUD. The system sounded amazing so I shared it on my fb page.
@jeremycollins80458 років тому
I'm a teenager and I love the supremes
@jeremycollins80458 років тому
***** OK well get the fuck out my comment
@Ms9mmBeretta8 років тому
+Jeremy Collins Nice lol
@jeremycollins80458 років тому
+ricardo vallin stupid bitch
@jeremycollins80458 років тому
+Ashley Campbell yeah it's like their music gives me this good feeling
@2005peasah7 років тому
Hi, JerryThere are a lot fucked up cretins on this earth and you shouldn't waste your time on them.The Supremes are so stunningly divine with Sister Diana Ross, Sister Mary Wilson, Sister Flo Ballard, Sister Jean Terrell and Sister Cindy Birdsong.These girls were all-round divine and Jerry, my man, you cannot dispute it.
@EricBrownBey4 роки тому
This my brother's favorite Supremes song. One of my favorite by the legendary group.
@nonamo2 роки тому
This just rocks from beginning to end.
@PopShoppekid2 роки тому
What a sound they put out in that little house Hitsville, USA. Detroit, Michigan!!!!
@afret999 років тому
God I wish I could go back in time only to see all these great artists in concert. The 60's by them self where OK but the music was GREAT!
@chrislukelily8 років тому
+DaVoid Saw Diana at Hollywood Bowl two years ago. Stellar showmanship; her band came out first and set up a bass line that shook the theater for five minutes -- and then one word from Diana offstage, "I'M!" The crowd roared. 30 seconds later, "COMING!" Bigger roar. 30 seconds later, "OUT!" She teased for three more minutes like this, then popped up in the middle of the stage in a ravishing gown, still beautiful, causing total delirium. She could still sing, though sadly she left this, my favorite, out of the show. But I still get goose bumps from that night.
@dkjay223 роки тому
As soon as I hear that guitar ringing in the beginning it takes me back to my childhood instantly
@1971mystic3 роки тому
RIP Mary Wilson. Another legend gone too soon.😭😭
@Peter-bu6ld2 роки тому
LYRICS: Set me free why don't you babe Get out of my life why don't you babe 'Cause you don't really love me You just keep me hangin' on You don't really need me But you keep me hangin' on Why do you keep a comin' around Playing with my heart Why don't you get out of my life And let me make a new start Let me get over you The way you've gotten over me Set me free why don't you babe Let me be why don't you babe 'Cause you don't really love me You just keep me hangin' on Now you don't really want me You just keep me hangin' on You say although we broke up You still wanna be just friends How can we still be friends When seeing you only breaks my heart again (And there ain't nothing I can do about it) Whoa, whoa, whoa Set me free why don't you babe (whoa, whoa, whoa) Get out of my life why don't you babe You don't really love me You just keep me hangin' on You don't really need me But iou keep me hangin' on You claim you still care for me But your heart and soul needs to be free And now that you've got your freedom You wanna still hold on to me You don't want me for yourself So let me find somebody else Why don't you be a man about it And set me free No you don't care a thing about me You're just using me Go on, get out, get out of my life Let me sleep at night 'Cause you don't really love me You just keep me hangin' on You don't really need me So, let me be, set me free
@MzRage4 роки тому
That wall of sound this song the beat and speed its delivered is perfection!
@timmy84121215 років тому
My favorite version of one of the greatest songs of all time. Diana: "Haha! You crazy!" LOL
@michaelnorris61682 роки тому
That guitar is madly great.
@darrylchambers780110 місяців тому
Believe it or not, that's 4 guitars you're actually hearing.
@rachelwilliams1037Рік тому
Still loving this in 2022!!💕💕💕💕
@lescrowe12734 роки тому
It’s 2019 lm 62 and this song makes me so happy good times, anyone else?
@leewatt14704 роки тому
Les Crowe it still rocks !!
@thomtlc24 роки тому
Oh yeah. we're right there with you, Les.
@aschule56844 роки тому
These ladies were fabulous, I was born 2 years into their career and had an older sister who loved them and exposed me to much of their music..... So many memories attached to this☺️
@eleonorekeuthe90394 роки тому
i I am 64 and still loving it in 2020
@bingsinatra52834 роки тому
Exactly same age, the only record with morse code guitar from the mid-sixties I can dance to.... sorry the only record from the mid-sixties with morse code guitar.
@atbglenn5 років тому
Great tune by The Supremes. I want to give a shout out to James Jamerson for playing that amazing bass line!
@sharonpeppers3341Місяць тому
#TheSupremes, Love the guitar riffs in this song. #MotownRecords had great musicians and singers. This is one of my all time favorite Supremes songs 😀👍🎸🎸🪘🎷🎺🎻🎹💙💖💜
@richardchandler50732 роки тому
I loved the original Supreme. I only wish i had found the love you song about. Now im 71 years old, and on heart never found the love song about by the Angels, know as the Original Supreme. Know those whom have past away, rest in piece, with the world's love, you created
@paulputnam82116 років тому
The finest hour of Motown: drum roll intro, pile driving beat & clipped vocals - the best, from a time when the music could make your spine tingle !
@myronvalentine8893 роки тому
This song has been randomly playing in my head for day's and today I decided to play this song 🤗great song 🎤R.I.P. MaryWilson who recently passed away 🙏😇
@Onemoretake01Рік тому
Hard to top this value of song writing. We'll never see pop music written like this again
@mic64344 роки тому
I always loved Diana voice...no one sounds like her.
@truthseeker21266 років тому
Real music!
@ypraisethesun44315 років тому
As someone born in 92 it is all music honey have you not heard awaken my love that came out in 2018 it capsule everything your generation grew up to . Just because you are stuck in your generation does not mean you can talk bad about 'my generations' music because we know yours very well.
@norimakigachan81425 років тому
Can you blame that person for real? Mainstream music used to be awesome, and now it sucks. Anyone with actual taste in music - and by that I mean anyone who choses what he/she will listen, whatever that is, and doesn't accept being spoon fed - would at least agree to that. Love him or hate him, Michael Jackson was a genius, and he has been the mainstreamest of artists for a long time. Living in Switzerland and having to see that latino-mild-porn crap like Despacito is still in the top charts after all this time makes me strongly disagree with you. Some "music" is not art, it is just pure business, and as such it doesn't deserve everyone's ears. But nevermind the fact that we hate it, we still have to suffer it at the smallest grocery store, at the hairdresser, on TV, on the radio, in bars, restaurants and clubs and people's birthdays. Miseducated numbskulls listen to it all loudspeakers blazing when waiting at the traffic light or when they decide people at the park still haven't had enough of it during their daily obligations in the city. All this, because some empty suit sitting on a pile of dollars decided that "people love this". More like "people WILL love this [because I fucking decided so]". Rant apart, I totally agree there is still a lot of good music produced every year. It just doesn't get the same attention good music used to.
@Lizzy-dy6ji5 років тому
The best music! ❤
@benhenschel1454 роки тому
Definitely fair points, especially with music being spoon-fed to us constantly. But was it more pure back then? Probably not, it was already commercially driven and record label as well as Supremes, who just like a lot of modern pop stars didn't write the song themselves, had their number one hit. I don't think the ratio "good songs to boring songs" in mainstream radio is pretty much the same as it was beck then (or actually slightly worse). Yes, modern mainstream music knows and plays all the tricks it has learned up until now and there's a lot of gems - you just have to wade through all the shit.
@seanthomas15644 роки тому
They're just speaking facts so yall need to chill out and just enjoy the music🎤🎼🎹🎶
@axel41962 роки тому
The music is timeless.
@danfordboyt48895 років тому
This song is fresher today than yesterday! Gets better in time.
@KyleplierРік тому
This era of music is the best.
@bobbymiller5463 роки тому
Nothing can ever compare to this original! Gorgeous ladies and they are all a true legend!!!
@clairemcdaniel12535 років тому
I wonder how many hours of my youth I spent singing along to Supremes albums in my room? A lot!
@ericsteward11957 місяців тому
From rock verison to motown to 80s dance remake this song is timeless
@gmzx32 роки тому
One of my Motown favorite songs and there are so many great ones. Love the Funk Brothers who lay down an incredible sound that will sound great forever.
@douglasbermudez86494 роки тому
This song is timeless. True classic.
@angelomezzadri24633 роки тому
My great respect for Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson and my great admiration for the last diva Diana Ross. (from Italy). Beautiful the picture at 2:37.
@user-im7rn9dg8q21 день тому
Timeless and still quite the tear jerker! We have all been there 😢but "keep hanging on" ❤❤
@sharonpeppers3341Місяць тому
#The guitar start 🎸 to this #TheSupremes song is the best i heard in a long time. It is so bad ass. That guy could really play. Listen. Its stands out above any other. And, Mrs. Diana, Mary and Florence are all sounding fabulous as usual 😀👍🎹🪘🥁🎺🎷🎸🎸🎸💖💙💜❤️