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Finding The Legends-Part One 7:26:23 12.50 AM
Story by: Gail Nobles
Intro by: Gail Nobles
Photo: Public Domain/Wikipedia
Hello I'm Gail Nobles. This is the Buzzly Podcast. This is part one of finding the legends. How many of you like Motown? Do you remember the movie the Temptations? Do I remember Paul Williams. Well, he has a son named Paul Williams Junior. He looks and sounds just like his father. You can see video clips of him singing on YouTube. Paul Williams Junior is part of Dennis Edwards Temptations review. He was honored to sing his father’s song “Don’t Look Back. That song was on the 1965 album Temptin’ Temptations. You’ll see it on Spotify.
Watching Paul on YouTube, I have learned that he can move. He has cool dance steps along with the group singing “Papa Was a Rolling Stone.” He’s with a different group of Temptations. The Temptations never die because every time it looks like they are going to retire, they multiply, and that's what we want. The Temptations are forever.
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Intro by: Gail Nobles
Photo: Public Domain/Wikipedia
Hello I'm Gail Nobles. This is the Buzzly Podcast. This is part one of finding the legends. How many of you like Motown? Do you remember the movie the Temptations? Do I remember Paul Williams. Well, he has a son named Paul Williams Junior. He looks and sounds just like his father. You can see video clips of him singing on YouTube. Paul Williams Junior is part of Dennis Edwards Temptations review. He was honored to sing his father’s song “Don’t Look Back. That song was on the 1965 album Temptin’ Temptations. You’ll see it on Spotify.
Watching Paul on YouTube, I have learned that he can move. He has cool dance steps along with the group singing “Papa Was a Rolling Stone.” He’s with a different group of Temptations. The Temptations never die because every time it looks like they are going to retire, they multiply, and that's what we want. The Temptations are forever.
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By Gail NoblesStory by: Gail Nobles
Intro by: Gail Nobles
Photo: Public Domain/Wikipedia
Hello I'm Gail Nobles. This is the Buzzly Podcast. This is part one of finding the legends. How many of you like Motown? Do you remember the movie the Temptations? Do I remember Paul Williams. Well, he has a son named Paul Williams Junior. He looks and sounds just like his father. You can see video clips of him singing on YouTube. Paul Williams Junior is part of Dennis Edwards Temptations review. He was honored to sing his father’s song “Don’t Look Back. That song was on the 1965 album Temptin’ Temptations. You’ll see it on Spotify.
Watching Paul on YouTube, I have learned that he can move. He has cool dance steps along with the group singing “Papa Was a Rolling Stone.” He’s with a different group of Temptations. The Temptations never die because every time it looks like they are going to retire, they multiply, and that's what we want. The Temptations are forever.
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Intro by: Gail Nobles
Photo: Public Domain/Wikipedia
Hello I'm Gail Nobles. This is the Buzzly Podcast. This is part one of finding the legends. How many of you like Motown? Do you remember the movie the Temptations? Do I remember Paul Williams. Well, he has a son named Paul Williams Junior. He looks and sounds just like his father. You can see video clips of him singing on YouTube. Paul Williams Junior is part of Dennis Edwards Temptations review. He was honored to sing his father’s song “Don’t Look Back. That song was on the 1965 album Temptin’ Temptations. You’ll see it on Spotify.
Watching Paul on YouTube, I have learned that he can move. He has cool dance steps along with the group singing “Papa Was a Rolling Stone.” He’s with a different group of Temptations. The Temptations never die because every time it looks like they are going to retire, they multiply, and that's what we want. The Temptations are forever.
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