Four Tops - Reach Out (I'll Be There) (1967) HD 0815007

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HQ-Video. Four Tops - Reach Out (I'll Be There), ein Hit im Jahr 1966.

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Rest in peace, Duke Fakir, who passed away today, 7/22/2024. He has been reunited with Levi, Obie, and Lawrence. Thanks for all the music.

dntamuu

Well, they're ALL gone now. BUT the sound, the music, the songs, the heart and soul of the Four Tops will live on. Because, thanks to YouTube we can "Reach Out" and they'll be there. Duke Fakir, rest, sleep well.💕

misdebicakes

Who's listening in 2024? Memories. Good music never goes out of style ❤

lindyjohnson

Just after my husband died I remember going shopping alone for the first time and I felt so desolate walking back to the car, as I got in I was really struggling to hold it together and as I started up the car this song came on, the song gives me so much comfort now.

martinswain

I was 19 in 1967 now l'm 77 in 2024. this is STILL one of the greatest song EVER sung. !!

cgarcia

58 years later and still sound like a masterpiece

damienganzer

RIP Abdul "Duke Fakir. The last remaining member of the Four Tops passed away yesterday. Thanks for all the great music.

samhainkid

This man’s voice is so damn powerful. I’m not talking about the depth, pitch, or tone. I’m talking about the conviction.

LastSifu

Man, what I wouldn't give for 60's type music to make a comeback.

boblynch

1967 the year my husband proposed and we're still here 50 years married this year. Still there for one another through thick and thin.

pamgurney

My father played this just before he drove me to university for the start of my first year and I’ve never forgotten it. He passed away only one month ago now but this song and memory brings me a lot of comfort as it reminds me of what great father he was.

utterutternutter

I came from that Congo 1964 mercenary video
Stayed for this glorious voice and song

saskiaviking

Rest In Peace, Duke Fakir. Now, all of them are together again. Levi, Obie, & Lawrence are finally saying "about time!"

MegaJosie

I remember laying in bed one night in 1967 listening to my little square Sony portable radio (can't remember what those were called) and waiting and waiting for this song to come on. I waited for hours. It finally came on at about 2AM. It was magical.

BobMarshall