Home / Music / I Want You marked Marvin Gaye's shift toward light-disco funk.Music linernotes album music marvin-gayeI Want You marked Marvin Gaye's shift toward light-disco funk.It was Gaye’s first recorded studio material since Let’s Get It On (1973) and marked a shift toward funky, light-disco soul with erotic themes. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBerry Gordy gave Leon Ware's songs to Marvin GayeMarvin Gaye's I Want You cover adapts Ernie Barnes' The Sugar ShackDon Peake played the wah-wah guitar line on Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On.'Sexual Healing led Midnight Love and became Marvin Gaye's biggest hitMarvin Gaye's I Want You arrived in March 1976 on Motown's Tamla labelExploreEncontros e Despedidas had separate releases across three labelsJoão Gilberto's Fino came out on Philips RecordsBob Weinstock produced Yusuf Lateef's Flute Folk Songs on PrestigeMotown released Boyz II Men's 'Forever, My Love'Drag City released Gastr del Sol's CamouflagePrevious Ikeda's Datamatics series interrogates the raw data around usNext Fluxus is Roedelius's fourth solo album