Monday, December 5, 2011

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Great Post! I definitely agree with the Marvin’s reason for wanting to do the song and not do the typical Motown love song. The world needed it at that time when things were rough for people of color and for Americans in general. I can appreciate him using his on brother Frankie as an inspiration for the song because he had gone through a lot; going to war is bad enough but to see people kill and be killed is a whole other arena within itself. I am glad he took a risk to create something so powerful, meaningful, and at the same time be something you could jam to.

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