Various Artists - Motown: The Early Years 1959-62 (Various Artists) [New CD]

Description: Various Artists - Motown: The Early Years 1959-62 (Various Artists) [New CD] Artist: Various Artists Title: Motown: The Early Years 1959-62 (Various Artists) Condition: Format: CD Release Date: 2020 Label: Acrobat UPC: 824046909321 Genre: Soul/R & B Album TracksDISC 1:1. Come to Me - Marv Johnson2. Solid Sender - Chico Leverett3. Snake Walk (Part 1) - the Swinging Tigers4. It - Ron & Bill5. Bad Girl - the Miracles Featuring Bill "Smokey" Robinson6. Way Over There - the Miracles7. My Beloved - the Satintones8. Ich-I-Bon #1 - Nick & the Jaguars9. You Never Miss a Good Thing - Eugene Remus10. Custer's Last Man - Popcorn and the Mohawks11. Money - Barrett Strong12. Oh I Apologize - Barrett Strong13. Who Wouldn't Love a Man Like That - Mable John14. Who's the Fool - Singin' Sammy Ward15. Shop Around - the Miracles Featuring Bill "Smokey" Robinson16. Who's Lovin' You - the Miracles Featuring Bill "Smokey" Robinson17. Oh Lover - Sherri Taylor & Singin' Sammy Ward18. True Love (That's Love) - Herman Griffin19. Bye Bye Baby - Mary Wells20. I've Got a Notion - Henry Lumpkin21. Don't Feel Sorry for Me - Jimmy Ruffin22. When I Needed You - Little Iva & Her Band23. Ain't It Baby - the Miracles Featuring Bill "Smokey" Robinson24. Don't Let Him Shop Around - Debbie Dean25. Money (That's What I Want) - Richard Wylie and His Band26. He Lifted Me - the Gospel StarsDISC 2:1. Poor Sam Jones - Mickey Woods2. Rosa Lee (Stay Off the Bell) - André Williams3. Come Into My Palace - Lee & the Leopards4. Same Thing - Gino Parks5. Mighty Good Lovin' - the Miracles6. Broken Hearted - the Miracles7. I Don't Want to Take a Chance - Mary Wells8. Please, Mr. Postman - the Marvelettes9. So Long Baby - the Marvelettes10. I Am Bound - the Golden Harmoneers11. They Shall Be Mine - Rev. Columbus Mann12. Someone to Call My Own - the Equadors13. Love Me - Pete Hartfield14. Everybody's Gotta Pay Some Dues - the Miracles15. Angel in Blue - Joel Sebastian16. The Day Will Come - Freddie Gorman17. Small Sad Sam - Bob Kayli18. Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now) - Don McKenzie19. What's So Good About Good-Bye - the Miracles20. Xmas Twist - the Twistin' Kings21. That's What He Is to Me - the Wright Specials22. Twistin' Postman - the Marvelettes23. The One Who Really Loves You - Mary Wells24. Your Baby's Back - the Downbeats25. I Out-Duked the Duke - Little Otis26. Dream Come True - the Temptations27. I'll Try Something New - the MiraclesDISC 3:1. Playboy - the Marvelettes2. Because I Love Her - the Valadiers3. Your Heart Belongs to Me - the Supremes4. I Call It Pretty Music But the Old People Call It the Blues (Par - Little Stevie Wonder5. Same Old Story - Mickey McCullers6. Dearest One - Lamont Dozier7. This Is Our Night - the Creations8. Someday, Someway - the Marvelettes9. Beechwood 4-5789 - the Marvelettes10. Camel Walk - Saundra Mallett & the Vandellas11. Stubborn Kind of Fellow - Marvin Gaye12. Do You Love Me - the Contours13. Move Mr. Man - the Contours14. You Beat Me to the Punch - Mary Wells15. Old Love (Let's Try It Again) - Mary Wells16. I'll Have to Let Him Go - Martha and the Vandellas17. Jamie - Eddie Holland18. Two Lovers - Mary Wells19. Operator - Mary Wells20. You'll Never Cherish a Love So True ('Til You Lose It) - the Vells21. Let Me Go the Right Way - the Supremes22. You've Really Got a Hold on Me - the Miracles23. Happy Landing - the Miracles24. Strange, I Know - the Marvelettes25. Hitch Hike - Marvin Gaye26. Shake Sherry - the Contours27. Camel Walk - Labrenda Ben & the Beljeans This great-value 80-track 3-CD set seeks to capture the essence and character of it's musical output during the first few years of it's existence = Probably more than any other single creative and production source, the Motown operation, founded in Detroit by Berry Gordy Jr. As Tamla Records in January 1959, has made an extraordinarily powerful and significant contribution to popular music over the last 60 years, with a seemingly never-ending supply of uniquely talented artists and writers, chart hits and landmark albums. This great-value 80-track 3-CD set seeks to capture the essence and character of it's musical output during the first few years of it's existence, when it made it's first highly significant impact on the pop and R&B scene. It includes all the entries in the US pop and R&B charts on the Tamla, Motown and Gordy labels during that time - from a standing start, there were 33 of them - including iconic hits like The Marvelettes' pop No. 1 "Please Mr. Postman", and the R&B No. 1s "Shop Around" and "You've Really Got A Hold On Me" by The Miracles, "You Beat Me To The Punch" and "Two Lovers" by Mary Wells, and The Contours' "Do You Love Me". Along with those hits are selected sides from the majority of the releases on the Tamla, Motown, Gordy, Mel-O-Dy and Divinity labels during this era, featuring many obscure and collectable artists and records along with early hits and releases by the likes of Marv Johnson, Barrett Strong, Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, Little Stevie Wonder, The Temptations and many more. It's a feast of evocative recordings produced in a remarkable creative environment, which offers a hugely entertaining insight into the early evolution of one of a unique music industry powerhouse.© DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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