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This album was limited to 16, so great versions by Stevie Wonder, the Four Tops, Sinatra, Fitzgerald, Frankie Valli, and others considered are not here, but the ones that made the cut are a lot of fun. Whether its Dusty Springfield's immaculate -five-second version, or Stanley Turrentine's nty-two-second reading, hearing this marvelous melody over and over is a delight. Only Dusty's version hints at the James Bond theme reference - that great bassline riff that comes after the chorus

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The Temptations Sing Smokey - The Temptations (1965 - Gordy) 20. Four Tops' Second Album - Four Tops (1965 - Motown) 21. More Hits by The Supremes - The Supremes (1965 - Motown) 22. Commodores - Commodores (1977 - Motown) 23. You're All I Need - Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell (1968 - Tamla) 24. Can't Slow Down - Lionel Richie (1983 - Motown) 25. II - Boyz II Men (1994 - Motown) 26. My Cherie Amour - Stevie Wonder (1969 - Tamla) 27.

Interpretations (album). Studio album by. Ricky Ford.

Motown’s first single of 1972 all but declared the end of the label’s life in Detroit. The B side of the Four Tops‘ A Simple Game (a Moody Blues cover, cut in London with the Moodies as the session band) was a soft-psych confection, . Six months later, Motown announced the closing of its hometown offices. The Sound of Young America was now a California business.

As part of the Motown Christmas playlist full of Motown’s holiday magic, Jackson 5 deliver a twinkly version of the song which has the unmistakable groove of classic Motor City cool – as, indeed, do all the best Motown Christmas songs. Follow the Motown Christmas playlist right now, and scroll down for our Top 10 best Motown Christmas songs. One of the best Motown Christmas songs of recent decades, the track was the only single from their holiday album, Christmas Interpretations, and reached the Top 50 of the Billboard charts. Follow the Christmas playlist for the best Christmas songs of all time. Related Topics:Best Christmas Songs Boyz II Men Christmas Diana Ross Four Tops Jackson 5 Kim Weston Lionel Richie Mavin Gaye Motown Smokey Robinson Soul Stevie Wonder The Miracles The Supremes The Temptations.

Logically titled Motown Two, the album follows the same blueprint as the first record, offering highly polished, professionally produced, expertly performed interpretations of gems from the Motown vaults; it’s the sound of young America in the ’60s reinterpreted for the adults of the new millennium. While the sound is the same, there are a couple of important differences this time around.