| It's Jamerson, and it's on just about every Gladys Knight greatest hits compilation there is, as well as about half the Motown compliations that exist. Probably won't find a video as videos weren't being made then.
Read Gladys' autobiography. She talks about that song being the last straw at Motown. She and the Pips always felt that Berry Gordy didn't support them. They got the song, worked really hard on an arrangement and after they got it the way they wanted, she asked her friend, Marvin Gaye to listen to it. He dug it and said it should be a hit. She recorded it, and Motown released it, but shortly after Marvin released his version.
Get a copy of the Dr. Licks book "Standing In The Shadows of Motown" (the instructional book with CDs) and you can get a performance of it sans vocals with Wil Lee playing Jamerson's line.
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