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Pressed By – RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis. 레딧. Art Direction – Curtis McNair, Jim Ladwig. Coordinator – Phil Jones (7). Engineer – Russ Terrana. Graphics – Tom Schlesinger. All selections published by Jobete Music C. In. BMI, except "For Once In My Life"-Published By Stein & Van Stock, In. ASCAP Originally a Box Set - Volumes 1-5. 바코드 및 기타 식별자. Rights Society: BMI. Rights Society: ASCAP. Matrix, Runout (Side A Label): HS-1811. Matrix, Runout (Side A Label): Z4RS-4421.

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Five years after their inaugural Motown compendium, UMC jump aboard the RSD Express with a sophomore set comprising 19 stone cold soul gems. While it features a number of evergreen classics ("Machine Gun" anyone?) there's a strong theme of less obvious tracks from some of Motown's myriad legends

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One of the most dominating forces in the history of popular music, the Motown imprint was more than a label, it was a juggernaut of soul music, a machine so finely honed and working with such efficiency that it wasn't uncommon for several chart topping hits to be recorded in one session. This anthology was previously issued in 2000 under the moniker Motown: The Classic Years. Names like Marvin, Stevie, and Diana, as well as groups like the Temptations, the Four Tops, the Contours, and the Supremes. Songs that defined moments decades after their release ("Do You Love Me," "I Heard It Through the Grapevine") and songs that forever changed the face of popular music ("My Girl," "What's Going On," "War").

As Motown was completing its relocation to LA, great artists and songwriting teams were being shed left and right while the company was putting out loads of product by instantly forgettable mediocrities with their SoCal rock (some of it laughably pretentious) and watered-down generic soul that never would have made it through quality control in the sixties. There are even some unabashed MOR tracks that will have you lunging for the "skip" button

For Motown to purport that any slapdash collection of this kind contains every great song from the label's storied history is an insult not only to consumers but to the artists themselves. 01. Diana Ross & The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go 02. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - Shop Around 03. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - Dancing In The Street 04. The Four Tops - Reach Out I'll Be There 05. Kim Weston - Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While) 06. Gladys Night & The Pips - I Heard It Through The Grapevine 07.

The Motown 7s Box: Volume 4 is due for release on 26 May. Scroll down to read the full tracklist. Disco Three: Brenda Holloway/The Spinners: ‘Can’t Hold The Feelin’ Back’/‘Tell Me How To Forget A True Love’. Disc Four Ivy Jo Hunter/The Contours: ‘Don’t Stop Lovin’ Me’/‘Sometimes I Have To Cry’. Disc Five Bobby Taylor/Thelma Houston: ‘Don’t Be Afraid’/‘I Ain’t. The Roots’ Landmark Sixth Album, ‘The Tipping Point’ Returns To Vinyl. Rare Stamps Vo. ’: A Special Delivery From JJ Barnes And Steve Mancha.