Margie Joseph Words Are Imposible

one of the many old hits that use to play a lot on jamaican radio stations especially on a sunday afternoon.

[sheilahwalters]

2024 who's still listening with me ❤❤

[otismcleish]

My favorite song as a kid back then in Jamaica in the 80s and still are

[sharidonald]

My dad told me the Jamaican radio station would play Marjorie Josephs on Sunday evenings while the morning you got music from the Sandpipers, Herb Alpert etc but the Jukeboxes would play Otis Redding. Jamaicans embraced soul music like it was theirs. A great love for the creative genius and talents of Afro Americans.

[stanleyscotland]

This song always reminds me of my childhood growing up in Trinidad and Tobago. As a child I would always run to the radio everytime I heard it. Beautiful song and still sounding great in 2024.

[dwrev]

We claimed Margie as our Queen in New Orleans growing up. She was married to a local DJ. This was Margie at her best!❤💯👏

[jacquelineburke]

This song played a lot on the radio stations in my homeland Barbados. I could never get enough of it. It always has and will always be, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful songs ever.

[milleroybelle]

I think this masterpiece is underrated

[deanfraser]

I heard this for the first time at merritone club red hills rd it was around Christmas time 1974 and I av not gotten over this song, one ov my favorite all time classic

[jasoncummings]

Words are impossible to describe how good this song is.

[donnawelch]

Yesterday December 3, while traveling in public transportation in my native Guyana 🇬🇾 the dj played this song. A wow moment for me, hadn't heard this song in years. Thanks Margie..

[Puffton]

Yup, definitely a Jamaican Sunday fave

[nicolagolding]

This song brings me back to when i was a child growing up in Jamaica, alwys playing on a sunday, very beautiful song love it.

[rickybanks]

Back in the day all Jamaican loved this music I was a little girl then still love it

[brick_housedee]

My mother just recently passed away, and this is one of her favorite songs. Rest in Sweet Haven Mom. Life will never be the same. 😢😢❤

[IlaE.Williams-LaBelleZ]

Margie Joseph is from Gautier "Ghost Town" Mississippi....As a teenager living in Gautier, Pascagoula, and Moss Point, Mississippi, I loved her She attended Dillard University in New Orleans...❤😊....We always went to the glittering "Shalamar" Club, in Biloxi Mississippi on famous "Main Street"....right off beautiful Biloxi Beach... To hear Margie perform accompanied by the Kings of Soul"❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[jemrussell-xrjy]

Jus can't forget this song from i was a child eords

[davecumberbatch]

Beautiful song by a beautiful Trinidadiian lady..grew up in the 70, s hearing it being played on the radio in Barbados. ..

[alexforest]

Songs like this make you feel warm inside and Margie knows how to use her voice to convey that warmth.

[hmcbean]

Why is it so hard to find this song on streaming services like Spotify. Haven't heard this song in years. Great memories back a yard

[claudettelewis-smith]

Oh how I love this singers are the BEST. Listen to the vocals on this lady, sing the song Margie.