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Everybody in detroit could sing. i never seen anything like it. >> the competition level was super high. he very easily could have not hit. he was a decent drummer and musician, he might have ended up being a studio musician. >> he started to be my drummer with the "miracles in me," going on the road playing drums. he started writing some and he was singing frank sinatra, one of those kinlds of ways. thats when he became marvin gaye. >> you have a love and reverence and connection that goes back...

>> wait a minute, man, let me count it off. ♪ >> one, two, three, four. ♪ oh my, oh my ♪ ♪ there is too many of you dies." >> marvin touched the souls of millions and millions of people. ♪ oh mercy mercy me ♪ >> this was revolutionary. ♪

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>> it sounds beautiful. it feels beautiful. but most importantly, it continues to heal. ♪ we should believe in one another ♪ >> it was a message that god wanted limb to relay to mankind. ♪ oh, mercy merry me ♪ >> i never heard anyone who speaks about the environment in soul music. for me it was beyond the people, it was about the planet. ♪ wasted all the oceans and i see fish full of mercury ♪ ♪ oh mercy mercy me ♪ ♪ things aint what they used to be ♪ >> mercy mercy me has on...

Soul train. >> sexy. >> we were so beautiful. >> we were feeling ourselves. >> we were, and the way we were dressed and dancing. >> yeah. >> black folks were getting down! >> i felt like we were coming into our own after the civil rights movement. >> yeah. >> marvin was telling us what was going on. like, he had an antenna. his album came out on 1971. i was a sophomore in high school. coney island. in the library, they had turn tables so if you bought a album, you can put the album on and listen...

Visit petmeds.com today. ♪ ♪ i want to know whats going on ♪ ♪ baby ♪ >> i asked him, do you think about doing another "whats going on," and he said he wasnt in the right mental state to do that. >> i have gone through rough times and its been difficult to hold up many times. i felt like doing some crazy things. and the only way you can get these feelings off is to put it in your music. >> as a black man, he represented a fuel spectrum in terms of what we have in terms of interest. we ...

Was like, oh, who is this? it wasnt until this past year, where i truly listened to the entire record, the entire album, from front to back. >> what was the inspiration, for you, to record "whats going on"? >> it happened when i went out to a protest here, in nashville, after george floyd was killed. i went home, picked the guitar up and started strumming through it. and immediately, i -- i just started crying. marvin gaye already -- he already wrote this song, 50 years ago. and -- and nobody li...