This song is Liz Lands wonderful remake of "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)", the Junior Walker version, which is a classic arrangement of the Marvin Gaye song. Liz, lady with an extraordinary voice and a range of five octaves, released three singles on Motown's Gordy label, which are treasured and adored by Motown fans worldwide. She came to Motown via her association with Martin Luther King, and she sang at his rallies and speeches. Her first Motown single, "We Shall Overcome", was in fact coupled with Martin Luther King's speech of "I Have A Dream", which Motown released. After President Kennedy's tragic assassination in 1963, Liz released a tribute song called "May What he Lived For Live". Then in 1964, she released her most beloved record, the extraordinary combination of Liz Lands and The Temptations singing together on the classic "Keep Me", coupled with the revered Northern-Soul favourite, "Midnight Johnny". Liz then left Motown and joined One-Der-Ful Records, releasing a string of hits, including "One Man's Poison". She had many more releases on independent Chicago labels before moving to Atlanta, Georgia, and working with Hamilton Bohannon, alongside a fellow ex-Motown artist Carolyn Crawford. Bohannon also produced her on "Baby I'm For Real", a remake of the Motown classic by The Originals. After much detective work, including negotiating with a very reluctant Bohannon, I finally tracked her down and flew her to Detroit. We recorded loads of solo tracks, plus two duets with the late great Johnny Bristol. We released a classic high energy single called "Starting All Over Again". Everyone called her Mad Lizzie, and she really had an amazing, almost uncontrollable voice. Marv Johnson was just potty about her. He kept commenting that she had hairy legs, and he used to say "Man, a woman with hairy legs means she's got fire in her bones" and he pestered her whenever she was in Detroit. Whether they actually got it on, or not, is anybody's guess.
