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Who In The Hell...Knocked That Up? (1967) [Motown Soul]

The Eastside Lears - Who In The Hell...Knocked That Up? (1967) Welcome to Retroactive Rhythms – your digital dustbin for obscure 60s soul and AI vinyl vibes. Today we’re digging deep into the grooves of lost Motown magic with a rare gem that never was — but absolutely should’ve been. Meet The Eastside Lears, a fictional family soul group straight outta 1967 Detroit, resurrected through the brilliance of AI obscure vinyl. Their debut single, “Who In The Hell... Knocked That Up?”, is a soulful, hilarious, and slightly scandalous jam that straddles the line between obscure 60s soul music and a funny song for adults you’ll be humming all week. Think Temptations-style harmonies, Motown grooves, and a touch of neighborhood gossip — wrapped around a bassline that makes this the funny song to dance to you didn’t know you needed. Whether you’re a crate digger chasing obscure Motown, or just vibing to the best AI music recreating that vintage soul flair, Retroactive Rhythms is where history and humor hit the high notes. Playlist:    • Funk, Soul & Rnb Grooves Playlist   The Eastside Lears In 1967, The Eastside Lears hit the Motown scene with a bang—and not the usual kind of love ballads you’d expect from a soul group. Their breakout single “Who In The Hell... Knocked That Up?” became an instant sensation. The song was born one evening when Uncle Ray Lear, the elder statesman of the group, overheard the neighborhood gossip about a heavyset, pregnant woman who’d been strutting around like she’d won the lottery. “Now, who in the hell knocked that up?” Uncle Ray grumbled, shaking his head and puffing on his cigar. That was all it took for the rest of the band to realize they had a hit on their hands. Curtis "Lil’ C" Lear, the smooth-talking, falsetto king, and Leroy "Big Lou" Lear, the deep-voiced powerhouse, were all in on the joke. The group spent days in the studio, perfecting the track with Uncle Ray’s soulful wisdom and Curtis's charm. When it came to the chorus, it was pure magic: “Who in the hell knocked that up?” The backup singers hit the harmonies just right, and Lou added his own flair with a deep bass line that made the whole song feel like a blend of drama and comedy, without going too far over the top. When the song dropped, it took over the airwaves like wildfire. People couldn’t stop laughing—and they definitely couldn’t stop asking, “Who in the hell knocked that up?” The Eastside Lears became an overnight sensation, with people across the country tuning in to hear the soulful drama of the song, which had more mystery than a soap opera. Whether it was on the radio, in bars, or even in the streets, the song had everyone talking. The Eastside Lears didn’t just sing about love and heartbreak—they sang about the messy, hilarious, and unexpected sides of life, and they did it with the kind of soulful swagger that made everyone ask, “Who in the hell knocked that up?” 🔴 DISCLAIMER: This is an AI Music Channel set in a totally rad alternate 1960s reality! All songs are performed by AI-created artists, and the band stories are completely fictitious. Lyrics, voices, and vibes are inspired by the era—but don’t expect historical accuracy. Think: What if this is how the 60s played out in a parallel universe? If you're looking for serious music history, you've taken a wrong turn. But if you're here for retro-style fun, wild what-ifs, and totally tubular tunes—welcome to the party! 😆🎶 #60smusic #60ssoul #aimusic #retromusic #retroactiverhythms