[nickcarraway]

How could they leave out Bernadette?

[nickcarraway]

Sorry, here is the link: Best Four Tops Songs: 20 Essential Soul Classics

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Great stuff. They came on the scene just about the time in my life when I started to pay attention to music. Their songs always take me back.

[moovova]

“20: I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)”

That’s the ringtone on my phone. I figure, if I’m gonna get all these garbage calls, I might as well get some enjoyment out of it.

[Bonemaker]

So many...

Martha and the Vandellas

Otis Redding

Ella Fitzgerald

Dinah Washington

Diana Ross

Wilson Pickett

Barry White

Sam Cooke

Brother Jack McDuff

Etc...and that’s not even getting into the jazz greats!

[Repeal The 17th]

...They apparently did not have a best #13 or #10 ...

[odawg]

Those who can, sing. Those who can’t, rap.

[fidelis]

"Baby I Need Your Loving" is probably the Coolest song that's ever been recorded. The short but tone-setting opening drum, Levi Stubbs gruff but warm lead vocal, the sweet and low background harmonies, and the flowing smoothness of the entire song make it the epitome of Cool. So nice to hear and sing along.

Baby I Need Your Loving · Four Tops

[bigbob]

Same way they failed to mention the Funk Brothers,the best of the best Detroit area jazz musicians who were always kept in the shadows.

[Fiji Hill]

That list overlooked my favorite Four Tops songs. These solid rockers were issued on the Chess label in 1956. Sadly, they didn't chart.

Kiss Me, Baby

Could it Be You?

[Vermont Lt]

I saw them a couple weeks ago. Duke was still singing with them.

I love their music.

[Polyxene]

That’s my favorite!