Songs That Ask a Question.

The original version of this song is the most sought-after Motown and Northern Soul record of all time.
The legendary Motown producer, Frank Wilson, made this solo record for Motown which was so rare, and so in demand, that someone paid fifteen thousand English pounds for a copy.
The Motown single "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" became so huge that everyone wanted to see Frank perform it. For years he refused, but finally he gave in and did so at Fleetwood in 2000, in front of two and a half thousand people, the one and only time he said he would ever do this.
Here is Frank Wilson at his Los Angeles home, at his piano, so people can see this legendary song being performed for the first ever time on The Strange World Of Northern Soul DVD. It is Wilson's only Motown single and is a prized item among collectors.

Frank Wilson - Do I Love You​

 

Bretrick said:

Can We Pretend ? - Bill Withers​

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Betrick..I was so into Bill Withers for a while and this is my favorite song by him! It was written by his wife, actress Denise Nicholas (Room 222, In The Heat Of The Night). I believe she wrote it because the feelings their relationship elicited. They divorced in 1974, the same year +justments. the album the song is on was released. Also love Jose Feliciano's guitar playing in this.
 
OneEyedDiva said:
Betrick..I was so into Bill Withers for a while and this is my favorite song by him! It was written by his wife, actress Denise Nicholas (Room 222, In The Heat Of The Night). I believe she wrote it because the feelings their relationship elicited. They divorced in 1974, the same year +justments. the album the song is on was released. Also love Jose Feliciano's guitar playing in this.
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A really great thing about music posts is that many memories are dug up from our conscious minds. Long buried.
I so enjoy these memories. Taking me back to often wonderful times.
 
ohioboy said:
That song is originally from Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. Best version was with Lesley Anne Warren, and sung by Stuart Damon, the Prince, 1964.
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OB, I do like the version you mention, but it wasn't the first time that song was recorded, it was in fact first recorded in 1957 by this man. 😊
 

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