People Make the World Go Round

There.

I mean, even look at The Stylistics, People Make the World Go Round.

You have timeless songs or even timeless albums that speak on what happened back then.

History has a way of repeating itself, and I think with Vivid, it repeats itself not so much in the sense that, hey, nothing's changed.

Gotcha.

People Make the World Go Round.

You are everything.

That was the, uh, the original.

Very much alive and celebrating his birthday today is one Aaron Love, baritone vocalist for the Philly soulsters, The Stylistics.

From their self-titled 1971 debut, we heard "People Make the World Go Round." And at the top, 85 today, Fred Cash, who you might not recognize by name, but if you are a, uh, a connoisseur of all things soul, especially '60s soul, you know he was, uh, in a legendary trio named The Impressions, one of whom, Curtis Mayfield, went on to, uh...

[laughs] How can I put this economically? Let's just say he went on to, uh, bigger and better things.

Went back to 1963, and I have to say, my all-time favorite track by The Impressions, we heard "I'm So Proud." Well, we're gonna go sublime to the ridiculous here, well, in a kind of sound or in a kind of way we're transitioning, only 'cause I couldn't fit this anywhere else during this birthday hour.