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Johnny Bristol - What Does It Take To Win Your Love

Published August 28, 2007

Views 261K  |  Likes 1.37K  |  Comments 62
Views#4,822,794Global
Views#752,047Unknown country

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IanLevineIanLevine
41.8K subs•918 videos•Mar 2007

This video has 261K views and 1.37K likes, ranking #4,822,794 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

261,524

Likes

1,371

Comments

62

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $183 – $523

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Johnny Bristol was one of the mainstays of my entire Motorcity project. I recorded ten songs with him, but wrote about fifty, including songs for The Contours, The Monitors, The Satintones, and many many others. I had intended to re-record "Man Up In The Sky" for Barrett Strong, but Barrett wanted way too much money, a…

Published
August 28, 2007
Made for kids
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