Frank Wilson (born Frank Edward Wilson on December 5, 1940; died September … Read Full Bio ↴Frank Wilson (born Frank Edward Wilson on December 5, 1940; died September 27, 2012) was a songwriter and record producer for Motown Records.

Wilson joined Motown Records in 1965, working with Brenda Holloway. He went on to write and produce hit records for Brenda Holloway, The Supremes, The Four Tops, Eddie Kendricks, and more. Wilson also tried his hand at being a recording artist himself, recording the single “Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" for release on the Motown subsidiary label 'Soul.' Supposedly 250 demo 45s were pressed, but by that time Frank Wilson decided he would rather focus on producing and had the demos trashed. Somehow at least two known copies survived, one of which fetched £15,000 (aprox. $28,000.00). Legendary Northern Soul DJ Russ Winstanly tracked down the single and a was able to secure a copy. He 'covered' the track as 'Do I love you' by Eddie Foster and it became the most loved and requested song on the scene. At the final 'all nighter' at Wigan Casino, Winstanly broke with tradition by making it the final song to be played there. Because of the scarcity of the original single and the high quality of the music, it has been championed as one of the rarest and most valuable records in history (along with other "impossible to find" records by such acts as Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, and the Five Sharps).

Wilson left Motown in 1976 and became a born-again Christian. He became a minister, traveling and writing books with his wife Bunny Wilson, and was also involved in the production of gospel music as well. He died on 27th September 2012 aged 67.

Do I Love You
Frank Wilson Lyrics

Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴

Here I am on bended knees
I lay my heart down at your feet
Now do I love you

All you have to do is ask
I'll give until there's nothing left
Do I love you

As long as there is life in me
Your happiness is guaranteed
I'll fill your heart with ecstasy, forever darling

Do I love you?
Do I love you?
Do I love you?
Indeed I do indeed I do

The very thing that I want most
Is just to have and hold you close
Do I love you?

From early morning until late at night
You fill my heart with pure delight
Do I love you?

Whenever I lay me down to sleep
I pray the Lord your soul to keep
And bring you on home safe to me, forever darling

Do I love you?
Do I love you?
Do I love you?

Indeed I do, sweet darling, indeed I do
Now whenever I lay me down to sleep
I pray the Lord your soul to keep
And bring you on home safe to me, forever darling

Do I love you?
Do I love you?
Do I love you?
Indeed I do, my darling, indeed I do
Sweet sweet darling, indeed I do
You know I love you girl
Indeed I do

You know I need you darling, indeed I do

Overall Meaning

In Frank Wilson's song "Do I Love You," the singer is expressing their devotion and love towards their significant other. The lyrics describe the emotions and actions that come with being in love. The singer metaphorically declares themselves on bended knees before their lover, laying their heart at their feet, asking the question, "Do I love you?" The response is a resounding confirmation of their love, backed up by their willingness to give everything to their partner and ensure their happiness is guaranteed. Throughout the song, the singer discusses the ideal of being with their loved one, from the pure delight they bring throughout the day to praying for their safety each night. These lyrics convey the depth of emotions that the singer has for their love, emphasizing that they truly and wholeheartedly love them.

Line by Line Meaning

Here I am on bended knees
I humbly submit myself to you

I lay my heart down at your feet
I give you my heart and soul

Now do I love you
Do you now understand my love for you?

All you have to do is ask
Just ask and I'll give you everything

I'll give until there's nothing left
My love for you knows no bounds

As long as there is life in me
I'll love and care for you forever

Your happiness is guaranteed
I'll do everything in my power to make you happy

I'll fill your heart with ecstasy, forever darling
I'll bring you endless joy and happiness

Do I love you?
Are you aware of the depth of my love for you?

Indeed I do indeed I do
I truly and deeply love you

The very thing that I want most
My heart's desire is to be near you

Is just to have and hold you close
To embrace you and keep you safe

From early morning until late at night
You're always on my mind, day and night

You fill my heart with pure delight
You bring me immense joy and happiness

Whenever I lay me down to sleep
Before I dream, I pray for your safety

I pray the Lord your soul to keep
I pray for your well-being and happiness

And bring you on home safe to me, forever darling
I want you to always come back to me safely

You know I love you girl
You understand the depth of my love for you

You know I need you darling, indeed I do
I can't live without you, my love for you is essential

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Frank Edward Wilson

Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

To comment on or correct specific content, highlight it

TRACKS

Genre not found

Artist not found

Album not found

Search results not found

Song not found

Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@willf.5608

I grew up in Washington, DC in the sixties and the Motown sound was the soundtrack of my life. But this song never got any airplay to my recollection. I only became familiar with Frank Wilson because of his later work with Eddie Kendricks of the Temptations.
I must say that reading the comments about this song, it's meaning to folks and the Northern Soul nation has really touched me. The sincere and heartfelt emotions expressed by people has reminded me of the universal power that music has on all of us beyond just the notes and chord progressions..I now wish I could have crossed the pond and experienced the NS scene in person !!!.
In the words of the group Kool & the Gang:

" Music is the message that sings
Universal love for one and all
A message for all seasons
Winter, summer, spring and fall....

There's a message in the music
That will bring you peace of mind
So peace be with you, people
In these troubled times.. "

May God Bless you all and may Frank Wilson R.I.P. 🙏🏼🎼🙏🏼

All comments from YouTube:

@annegurney5166

1y↑42

It's just impossible not to dance to this classic. A great fave of Paul O' Grady apparently - he made people feel happy, as does virtually any Northern Soul music. Long live Northern Soul! Keep The Faith 😊

@dolphinteamdevelopment5525

51w↑2

And big love to Paul O'Grady. Gone way too soon. Such a sad moment.

@jackjones1432

5y↑391

This was my old mans funeral song and I love this song I listen to it everyday, love and miss my dad Xx

@tommyhouston899

5y↑20

Cracking tribute to you're dad pal👍👍 ktf

@janbrowitt9836

5y↑11

God bless you

@DylxnWrld

5y↑18

Your dad had style ....Bless him.

@Suck3rpunch90

4y↑15

Same it was my dads funeral song too ❤️

@hellopeggy6428

4y↑7

My mum and dad's fave song too, always dancing too it x

20 More Replies...

@dolphinteamdevelopment5525

4y↑132

I've been dancing round the block for 40 minutes every night to this during lockdown. It brings me so much joy in truly horrible times. I've also built a following of neighbours dancing from their living rooms (mainly kids). Do I love this song? Indeed I do! XXX

@markbishoprick8526

4y↑1

Great song!!!

@kristhemanc87

:))))

@headron66

4y↑3

Keep the faith✊🏼

@jacquelineaitken5507

3y↑1

KTF ❤️

@computerbob5407

Well then, you are going straight to Heaven when you check out what The Boss dropped TODAY on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0jBwk71Qcw

2 More Replies...

@Sarah-zl8pv

4y↑20

This is the song that played as we walked back down the aisle at our wedding. Such happiness and love.

@AU.26

1y↑7

17 years old and i thank my dad for playing this in the car my whole life. snowed in london for the first time in 9 years and i danced around the streets to this

@tljones9

14y↑62

This song was released in the US then pulled from the market......not only is this a collector's item, but it is considered the Holy Grail of Northern Soul music.....

@virginiabarmak9199

1y↑9

Just learned of this song...and got a whole bunch of goosebumps! I'm hooked! Better late than never

@stevepopik1347

1y↑4

Thank you for this amazing version. It is fantastic to hear the original. I just learned of this song after hearing Bruce Springsteen's newly done version. Thank you 😊
Now I can see how the boss fell in love with it .

@lindaboa5212

1y↑2

Yep one copy sold for £100,000

@grahamandrews5311

Theres a copy on eBay going for £8000

@motowngirl5891

52w↑1

Jack white from the WHITE STRIPES a owns it now $100 thousand

2 More Replies...

@vinestreet1

14y↑13

It's Carol Kaye. She started as a jazz guitarist in the forties and became a studio musician in Los Angeles in the sixties. She switched to electric bass and became one of the most important players on this instrument. You can hear her on many classic hit records.

@TonyGPizza

25w↑1

Actually, it was James Jamerson. He was the bassist for the Funk Brothers, who backed all the Motown stars. Carol was an incredible bass player, but Jamerson was the all-time best.

@dianerogers8805

6y↑50

Went to a funeral a few weeks ago,this played as the final piece of music. The man was a northern soul fanatic. Very sad as he wasn't very old. My hubby, sister and me were bopping and singing it.

@Chronic1966

3y↑3

what a good choice they had, I will have this one at my funeral

@dmagi15

12y↑52

Frank Wilson passed away today (9-27-12). May he rest peacefully. He was a wonderful man and great talent.

@steelbanktrucker

11y↑13

The last ever record to be played on the morning of the last ever All Nighter at Wigan Casino 1981. And generally regarded as the best ever Northern Soul anthem.

@arsethehorse

1y↑6

I'd never heard this but just joined a 60s Soul/Motown covers band and we play it - what an amazing song.

@tigger1510

12y↑16

Thank you Frank for not only an iconic soul record, which will never fade away, but also for being such an influential writer at Motown, R.I.P. to a legend.

@titifolol

7y↑4

This as been described as Northern Soul’s biggest ever ‘find’, Frank Wilson’s Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) was originally released on Motown’s subsidiary label Soul in 1965. Consequently, the vast majority of the 250 demo discs were destroyed and it is said there may be as many as five left in existence, and if the unthinkable happens and you find one, you’re on to a winner. In 2009, a copy sold for 25,742 pounds. That’s 40,000 dollars so it's not only a rare record but a great record. And here’s the real zinger – it was the last record ever played at Wigan Casino when it closed in 1981. DJ Russ Winstanley explains what happened when he came to play the traditional set-closing ‘three before eight‘: "I played them, and then I played them again because people were just handclapping to the beat when the records had finished. I don’t know why, but I then played what has since become recognised as the best and most valuable Northern track ever, Frank Wilson’s ‘Do I Love You’. After that, people just sat down and cried their eyes out".

@macblue40

9y↑61

50 years on and 50 million spins later, this song still has the best bassline of any of the great Motown classics.

@woodybear8298

6y↑2

The great Carol Kaye.

@tennent68

3y↑1

you are right, but also try the isley's " take me in your arms ( rock me a little while ).....

@meesalikeu

2y↑17

new springsteen record puts this ever tasty tune back in the spotlight 🎸

@acoustically9201

1y↑2

Springsteen 's vocal is ill-suited to this great track IMHO. The bass player is on point but the rest of it is underwhelming. One of those songs best left alone.

@Q3Cyrus

15y↑29

The bassline is played perfectly. It rolls with so much momentum - In exactly the same way that the lyrics are delivered. Pure mastery. If anyone needs to know why they like this tune so much - listen to the backbone.

@steveritt

Don't forget, dance to the bass line, NOT the drums!

@laurieharper1526

26w

It was played by the guvnor - James Jamerson.

@eagleinblack

13y↑21

This song is for the love of my life who I so foolishly let go 24 years ago. We are back together again and I love her as much now as I did back in 1987. The lost years have thrown up complications we have to overcome but we will make it together. Sue I love you, always have always will

@sharonellor7274

3y↑1

Just wonderful Jemma ~ very special times. Love & Peace & Kindness. XxxX

@booklover1086

2y↑5

People say that I am the best northern soul dancer ever, I think this is because I understand and love soul music more than anyone else ever could.

@tljones9

13y↑2

The Holy Grail of Motown Northern Soul......first released in 1965, then pulled off the market in the US. But turned out to be a bonafide classic in England....Goes to prove that the UK have appreciation of R&B than we do here.....what a shame!

@lynnemckay5135

12y↑12

RIP Frank.....thanks for all the joy your music gave me x

@bsbob52

7y↑5

One of the best songs ever recorded, the joy of music !

@bowlingbill9633

3y↑1

This was played at my cousins funeral she had two northern soul songs played but for the life of me can't remember the 2nd was in bits all through the service RIP sweetheart

@blackwidow1458

4y↑49

Northern Soul is like rock and roll it will NEVER die

@edwardmiller5639

4y↑1

With tunes like that it certainly wont dir.

@alexcrowe3453

I love N/S im a metal fan as well, nothing like N/S to get you going

@charlottevictoria.hubbard7472

4y↑55

It as just become the World’s most valuable single.

@BunyanaRed1958

3y↑4

I think there is only about 3 or 5 of them Charlotte. Berry Gordy didn't like Frank's voice, so the records were destroyed. About only 250 were made.

@herrderr2224

3y↑1

Rare and expensive

@jasonread9634

One sold in 2009 for £25,000

@angeldimariagreaves4582

3y↑1

It was last song played at Wigan casino after the final 3 picked at random by DJ as no one wanted go home x

@johnkingston5628

Yes thats very true..all I could aspire to was a reissue of it not too many years ago..but I console myself that at least I can physically play it.

@bhainarts

12y↑5

May you rest in peace Mr. Frank Wilson from a one time kid in Preston who discovered this wonderful track at a youth club...it changed my life, literally. Thank you for the memories. KTF.

@marwray1

14y↑7

Gets the house jumpin every time I hear this track.Frank Wilson you rock. Motowms one of Americas greatest exports Brilliant.

@losgrindos

4y↑1

You can pay as many dollars as you want, not one of them would match the joy in my heart when I hear this...x

@arvstephenson1107

4y↑22

The best northern soul record ever.

@pioneerman1000

13y↑4

I have known this record for 30 yrs and still play it nearly every day it is so joyful it makes you happy

@davidsancheztost953

2y↑13

Que pedazo de canción del malogrado Frank Wilson en el 1965 es una pequeña joya, 57 años después Bruce Springsteen lo saca a pasear realmente maravilloso, es una adaptación a lo Springsteen con su voz agarradora y muy marchosa con ganas de bailar muy sentimental, que no debe sucumbir a la canción original de Frank, las dos versiones son unas obras maestras cada uno a su estilo Soul, algunas versiones son mejores la original, pero esta versión es una verdadera joya para el oído, es puro caviar, que se siente orgulloso Frank que nos dejó está verdadera obra maestra de canción que descanses en paz y hasta siempre Frank Wilson 😔😭

@DJAttorney

12y↑7

RIP Frank. A tune that will live forever. KTF

@kiiera

5y↑3

you know the musics good when your grandad, who’s probably listened to this on repeat for the last 40 years, has you listening to it.

@minimr2

10y↑75

I was in town on Saturday night with my pals were all about 30, anyway went into a bar playing all these great old song, you should have seen the place, everyone dancing old and younger. The older generation were really going for it all dressed up, everyone singing great songs, is it just because im getting older or are the old song far and away better than the simon cowell promoted rubbish we hear today.

@crowhillian58

10y↑3

Sounds like you stumbled on to a northern soul night mate. Best nights ever where everyone is passionate about the music and dancing. :)

@Exsugarbabe1

10y↑1

Can I come!!!

@ColumRogers

10y

Ruth Barr Hear! Hear!

@Exsugarbabe1

10y↑6

I found this music because I was interested in the history of raves and fell in love with it. I also love metal, hardcore punk and old punk, I love honesty and passion. Northern Soul is honest and passionate, that's music that everyone can relate to.

@popsburley

10y↑4

No you are right, these are great sounds and will never grow old.

@kentylad1

12y↑3

i'm 13, and i do know what ive missed. ive missed a hell of a lot. my dad was into northern soul and he started going to wigan casino and all them at 14, he's always played northern soul in the car, at the house around me, and i listen to them with him. my favourite track now is probably dont pretend by the belles. as soon as im old enough im going to go to northern soul allnighters, and idnt care if its just gonna be oldies there, cos im carrying on the northern soul scene,cos it will never die

@wendypalmer8239

Good on you

@merseymain

12y↑4

R.I.P. Frank. This song blew me away when i first heard it at a Northern Soul all-nighter, back in the 80's. It's a very special tune indeed, sung by a true soul legend.

@marwray1

14y↑2

Played this in the car going to Spain from West Wales. It was lashing down with rain but the mood was good we were all jumping to the beat cause the music was so sweet.xmas 2007God bless Live long and prosper.SPARKY.

@sirpercivalsmallcock-jones9585

10y↑2

I played this at my local pub's NYE party. Always a favourite.

@owtherdrove

15y↑2

Kenny Burrell (a scottish DJ) paid £15,000 for one of the few remaining copies of this original. Frank Wilson worked as a producer for Berry Gordie at Motown Records. When Gordie found out Frank wanted to be a singer and had cut this record Gordy aledgedly threw a wobbly and smashed them all up which is why it is so rare.

@oddbod8655

4y↑5

Oh the energy song is fantastic.That pounding beat gets me dancing every time.Keep the faith folks.Shalom.

@jettboy5265

2y↑1

you literally have no soul if you dont like this song ..come on it keeps on giving till theres nothing left !!

@jeshun7071

5y↑27

A rare Motown & a staunch Northern Soul classic & also the most expensive "7" ever sold, only 250 copies were pressed & most of it was destroyed as wilson wanted to focus on writing & production, only 2 to copies survived, one was sold at an auction for £25,742

@canaconn2388

4y↑5

@Jay Leno don't have to be rude about it

@rosielupita5230

4y↑7

Thanks for sharing the valuable info. Now i can tell my family not to throw away my 2,000 vynil LP collection, original press and reissue. I connect my turntable to my ancient vacuum tube amps and speakers.

@obedirect5491

Wow!!😲

@karlrowley3676

4y↑11

Blows my mind ,chills running up my spin every time I hear this

@lastbus

12y↑5

Do I love you is one of my all time favorites, play it when I am happy, play it when i am sad. RIP Frank

@TheMrTelboy

11y↑3

An original copy of this recently sold for £25.000, there was only six orig copies made, well worth it and a damn fine tune to boot.

@northrify

12y↑3

Just read about this talented man. Thank you for posting. May he R.I.P.

@Kathy-fb8bd

23w↑2

Great tune, each time I hear it I can't help but dance! Just brilliant " keep the faith" ✊️do i love this song indeed i do...

@MrDoncos

12y↑4

RIP Frank A Northern classic Also a great writer and producer for Motown

@LanceisLawson

5y↑1

I remember hearing this song in the summer of 1965. For some reason it didn't get much air play in NYC at the time but I loved it and never forgot it. It's great to hear it again and it's every bit as great as I remember!

@ronjew

11y↑7

I can remember hearing this for the first time only a couple of years ago. Me and my housemate was having a few drinks as soon as that opening beat kicked in, we looked at each other and started shuffling in the kitchen. Happy days. KTF x

@MotownConnoisseur30

15y↑3

Easily one of the best Motown songs ever! This would have been a smash #1 had it been released!

@lastbus

11y↑1

No questions, will go down as NS classic. RIP Frank

@steviebmob

12y↑5

R.I.P. Frank Wilson... a True Northern Soul Legend... Indeed he is!

@hitman251183

11y↑6

Wonderful voice, a Classic track, this man should have been HUGE !!!!!!!!! R.I.P Master

@otis123redding

15y↑2

Another classic................. brilliant. One of my favourite NS records. Frankie rocks.

@Ivan_Zanicchi

1y↑6

Pure energy and joy

@willf.5608

@Keep_The_Faith31

17w

Rest in peace Daddy,until I meet you again...keep the faith ✊️✊️always D....my dad passed ten years in Feb,he was a northern souler,wigan casino etc and he wanted this as one of his funeral songs.I love you dad,happy heavenly Christmas,with all my love always...Daughter number one...Anna ❤❤❤❤❤

@ronmartin4212

Thank God for youtube sharing this.As a collector,known about this for years,but of course,with it being one of the expensive 45's known,at least we can all share in it's glory here.Thank you,Frank.Shame on you,Berry,for destroying 95 percent of the copies pressed.

@harrypalmer7169

4y↑4

Never gets old and it makes me feel young again.

@edwardgiles7259

29w

Listening to this banger on a friday afternoon, sun shining, driving back, one earplug in one out. Thanks

@grahammcewing8817

45w↑1

This was one of our wedding songs, Northern Soul rules forever. Such a great record for so many different reasons ❤

@No1ClashFan

12y↑2

Feel so sad today on hearing the news!Have had many a great night dancing to this over the years.Rest peaceful Frank.....we did indeed love you xx

@kevinnewton2884

3y↑4

Northern soul will NEVER DIE 👍👍👍👍👍👍

@elenaduffy4428

8y↑97

absolutly100% pure northern soul and the best song by far of all of them, LOVE IT

@stevebrindle1724

7y↑12

Agreed, from an old twisted wwheeler!

@peterdylanfreeman7700

6y↑4

last song played at the Casino.. 31st may 1981.... dj the great Russ Winstanley ..

@pmatthews4696

6y↑2

" Northern Soul " .. 1970's ? .. Twisted wheel / Wigan casino ;-) .. isn't this all the music we listened to down south in the 1960's ;-)

@SniffMyDeadwax

6y↑1

Letocetum sulley haha hey don’t

@briantose4981

5y↑1

he busted most of that son now 1 single is worth £ 25000

1 More Replies...

@paulselkirk2345

2y↑1

Another brilliant piece of northern soul from Motown ktf 🤩😊😎🤗

@barriejay

16y↑4

Simply the best song ever. Ever. Ever. The story behing this record just adds to the magic.

@SamuelRobertBell

12y↑3

Arguably thee Greatest record ever produced. It is what it is.

@redcoach

12y↑2

Mr Frank Wilson, Did we love, indeed we did. Thank you for all the music you wrote, produced and sang. RIP

@alanhall9657

6y↑1

Can remember my dear mum playing this when I was 11, love you and thanks for the music.

@johnnewton3335

10y↑11

and i bet your dad loves it, it just gets better the more you hear it.

@keithyboy0

12y↑1

Does this get me up on the floor, why hell yeh, Dancin shoes be with you, R.I.P,xx thanks for the tunes. Keep the Faith.

@derekboyer6600

4y↑2

Never get tired of this record. Always a Floor Filler here in Kettering.

@geoffbransden7134

I'm an old 80's mod. I'm restoring a barn find 1967 Lambretta SX 200. Every time I'm in the garage with the beauty, this is the first song on the speaker. Do I love my Lambretta.....indeed I do......xx

@davehales2249

2y↑1

I just sent this tune to my sister, she had a little baby girl yesterday, I have 2 adult son's and one teenage boy, I haven't been around babies for a long time and I thought I was oblivious to it, but when I seen a photo of my niece, my heart melted, and this tune says more than I could

@victorajax8555

8y↑13

That warm and fuzzy feeling when you hear this song.... hmmm. Do I love You? Indeed I do!!!

@ianmac795

9y↑13

Pop perfection, not many greater songs in the world than this.

@stuartmann6440

11y↑3

Best Northern Soul track ever produced

@paulscriven4868

9y↑17

Brings back some good memories of the good times, Keep the faith

@99bluekev

12y

met frank wilson in L.A. about 9 years ago lovely man....r.i.p. frank ...will play it out this weekend indeed i will ...........

@TrebleWinner98

12y↑2

R.I.P Frank Wilson, Never Forgotten, Probably One The Best And Most Famous Northern Soul Record Of All Time

@griffithwilliams7973

6y↑3

The greatest song from Northern Soul.

@wendypalmer8239

2y↑7

Such a great song makes you want to jump up and dance like crazy

@TheMemoryShop

15y↑2

Wow, a '65 release from Motown that went nowhere. How many like this should've been Billboard top 10 tunes? a SUPER post, thanx! :-)

@macastephenson4261

4y↑4

Can't stop listening to this tune, pure quality. Makes me wanna get up and shift some moves 💃

@jameshaywood9342

5y↑3

I'm 36 and love this music wish I could have lived this era

@sueperry7343

im nearly 65, but didnt get into NS till a few years ago...love most of it now..missed out but catching up now, ha ha

@taig6338

14y↑2

heard this when i was 14 n loved it ever since. got to be one of the best northern dance tracks ever. love it,love it.

@shellyann71

6y↑2

My favourite song... Ever. this song brings back almost every memory of my youth and i love it. What i wouldn't give to actually own this on vinyl........!! Toptastic tunage! x

@tranceparent5882

5y↑9

still makes me cry whenever I come across it by accident

@jwcartlidge

12y↑3

R.I.P. Frank Wilson He certainly "filled my heart with ecstasy" from the first second i heard this song...

@shellyann71

13y↑1

this song is my all time fave song....EVER!!!! if i never have anything else... ever again.. i will ALWAYS have this song!

@CuddlyD

10y↑8

These playlists get me through the day at work.
Keep The Faith!!

@nobbyc42

12y↑2

Thank you Frank for making one of the best northern soul songs ever Do we love you yes indeed we do you will be missed but the music lives on you will be making the angels happy thank you RIP

@draskill1

11y↑7

Since Hearing of Frank's Passing as Always I have kept on playing this in my set whenever I DJ . Last week was a Motown Charity night and another one lined up for December. I think a nice Musical Montage including this and some of the Motown songs that he worked on as Producer and writer may be another tribute for him. Keep The Faith guys I love you all indeed I do.

@TheSur75

13y↑3

A Classic, I'll never stop playing this tune.

@eifionwilliams3051

8y↑90

There's a bit of a back lash to these records and don't get the airtime any more due to being overplayed. I think they got overplayed for a reason - they're among the best Northern records ever made. Pure class and always will be.

@michaelmoon2756

6y↑3

plus theyre used on TV ads

@thewarwickbear

6y↑4

The Northern scene IS rather snobby about certain things...

@stoke101

12y↑2

Absolute classic. THE BEST. The Nugster Soul on Trent. Nice one Frankie.

@craiggorman9392

6y↑2

This track is Absolutely Outstanding and Fantastic and Timeless. West Lancs 👍

@alisonjaynejames2692

2y↑1

Mark for you a proper gentleman who is in my heart ❤ 💙 forever rest in peace and keep dancing xxx

@riggs01956

11y↑1

thank you frank for giving myself and the many millions of fans of northern soul the music you give to us

Load More Comments...

More Comments

just now