Tamla Motown Early Classics - various artists compilation

 

1 Diana Ross & The Supremes – Come See About Me

2 Four Tops– Baby I Need Your Loving

3 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – Way Over There

4 Martha Reeves & The Vandellas– Wait Til My Bobby Gets Home

5 Mary Wells– He's The One I Love

6 Edwin Starr– Headline News

7 The Isley Brothers– Behind A Painted Smile

8 The Temptations– Ain't Too Proud To Beg

9 The Jackson 5– Goin' Back To Indiana

10 Marvin Gaye– Can I Get A Witness

11 Jimmy Ruffin– I'll Say Forever My Love

12 Michael Jackson– People Make The World Go Round

Tamla Motown Early Classics

Juke Joint Boogie - Country and Rockabilly Classics

 

1 Johnny Seay– Blue Moon Of Kentucky 1:52

2 Ben Hewitt– Border City Call Girl 2:38

3 Janis Martin – Hard Time Ahead 2:16

4 Benny Barnes– Happy Little Bluebird 2:35

5 Skeets McDonald– Big Family Trouble 2:49

6 Rusty York– The Girl Can't Help It 2:11

7 Tom Tall & Ginny Wright– Boom Boom Boomerang 2:09

8 Tommy Blake– Shake Around (2) 2:23

9 Boots Randolph– Greenback Dollar 2:20

10 Red Foley– Plantation Boogie 2:18

11 Sanford Clark– The Fool ('66) 2:36

12 Dave Rich– Tuggin' On My Heart Strings 2:08

13 Bobby Williamson– A Little Bit Of This 2:13

14 Charline Arthur– I Heard About You 2:10

15 Howard Crockett– If You'll Let Me 2:11

16 Dean Reed– Pistolero 2:09

17 Bonnie Guitar– Mister Fire Eyes (2) 2:24

18 Jimmie Skinner– Born To Be Wild 2:33

19 Glen Glenn– It Rains Rain 2:28

20 Newton Bros*– Rock & Roll Lullabye 1:44

21 Homer & Jethro*– Houn' Dawg (1) 2:00

22 Jack Guthrie– This Troubled Mind Of Mine 2:34

23 Jimmy Work– Crazy Moon 2:34

24 Tommy Collins– Whatcha Gonna Do Now 2:41

25 'Nita, Rita & Ruby– Rock Love 1:59

26 Tibby Edwards– C'es Si Tout 1:49

27 Johnny Bond– All I Can Do Is Cry 1:54

28 Margaret Elliott– This Wallflower's Gonna Bloom 1:44

29 Roy Hall– Don't Stop Now 2:36

30 Freddie Hart– Juke Joint Boogie 2:18

31 Eddie Cletro– First Class Second Hand Woman 2:48

32 Orval Prophet– Goodbye Katie, Bar The Door 2:25

33 Bill Haley– Candy And Women 2:45

 Juke Joint Boogie

The Best of P.P. Arnold – Kafunta - The First Lady Of Immediate Plus

 

Patricia Ann Cole (born October 3, 1946), known professionally as P. P. Arnold, is an American soul singer. Arnold began her career as an Ikette with the Ike & Tina Turner Revue in 1965. The following year she relocated to London to pursue a solo career. Arnold enjoyed considerable success in the United Kingdom with her singles "The First Cut Is the Deepest" (1967) and "Angel of the Morning" (1968).

Arnold credited her friendship from 1964 onwards with Tina Turner for helping to kick start her ultimately successful singing career and for acting as her mentor. As an Ikette, Arnold sang lead on the 1966 single "What'cha Gonna Do (When I Leave You)", backed by Brenda Holloway and Patrice Holloway for Phil Spector's Phi-Dan Records. Arnold sang backing vocals on the Ike Turner produced side of the album River Deep – Mountain High. Arnold quit the Ike & Tina Turner Revue in the fall of 1966 after their tour with the Rolling Stones in the UK. She remained in London to establish a solo career, with the encouragement of Mick Jagger. Her friendship with Jagger helped her land a solo contract with Immediate Records, a label founded by Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham.

Arnold enjoyed several major British hits on Immediate Records, including songs written for her by Paul Korda, who wrote "The Time Has Come" and released the solo album The First Lady of Immediate. She also recorded songs written by Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane from labelmates Small Faces, who backed her on several recordings. She toured with the Small Faces during 1967–68, made several TV appearances with them, and featured as backing vocalist on two of their biggest hits, "Itchycoo Park" and "Tin Soldier". In 1968 she released the ambitious solo album Kafunta, with orchestral arrangements by John Paul Jones and including self-penned songs and covers such as "Angel of the Morning" and "Eleanor Rigby". 

Other credits in this period include her duet with Rod Stewart on the single "Come Home Baby" (produced by Mick Jagger on Immediate Records, with Ron Wood on guitar, Keith Richards on bass, Nicky Hopkins on electric piano, Keith Emerson on Hammond organ and the Georgie Fame Brass Section), as well as Chris Farlowe's version of the Motown standard "Reach Out (I'll Be There)" (with Albert Lee on guitar and Carl Palmer on drums).

1 (If You Think You're) Groovy

2 Something Beautiful Happened

3 Born To Be Together

4 Am I Still Dreaming

5 The First Cut Is The Deepest

6 Everything Is Gonna Be Alright

7 Treat Me Like A Lady

8 Would You Believe

9 Speak To Me

10 God Only Knows

11 Eleanor Rigby

12 Yesterday

13 Angel Of The Morning

14 It'll Never Happen Again

15 As Tears Go By

16 To Love Somebody

17 Dreamin'

18 If You See What I Mean

19 Though It Hurts Me Badly

20 Welcome Home

21 Life Is But Nothing

22 The Time Has Come

The Best of P.P. Arnold

The Earls – Remember Then! 25 Original Classics

 

The Earls, often credited as Larry Chance and the Earls, is an American popular music group formed in The Bronx, New York. In a career spanning over 60 years they formed in the early 1960's, though their roots can be traced back to 1957 in a group called the High-Hatters. They were one of the most accomplished white doo-wop groups of the early 1960's, especially in their home state of New York. In 1962, they became known for their signature hit single "Remember Then", which still remains a staple of doo-wop music. Later in their career they experienced moderate success with songs such as "Life Is But a Dream", "Never" and "I Believe". In the 1970's and 1980's, an oldies revival scene began and the Earls re-experienced success and became one of the most requested popular groups in the doo-wop genre. The group still continues to perform.

Other recordings include "Looking For My Baby" and "Kissing." Albums included Remember Me Baby, The Earls: Today, The Earls – Live, Earl Change, and Streets of the Bronx.

Since the group's inception in the early 1960's, singer Larry Chance fronted and led the Earls, being the sole continuous and only original remaining member of the group, until his death in 2023.

1 Remember Then 2:05

2 Never 2:15

3 Cry Cry Cry 2:02

4 Eyes 2:29

5 I Believe 4:09

6 Oh What A Time 2:53

7 I Keep A Tellin' You 2:00

8 Ask Anybody 2:15

9 Out In The Cold Again 2:46

10 Lookin' My Way 1:47

11 Don't Forget 1:54

12 Remember Me Baby 2:34

13 Amor 3:38

14 Let's Waddle 2:13

15 Kissing 2:09

16 Old Man River 6:02

17 Our Day Will Come 3:06

18 Life Is But A Dream 1:44

19 Looking For My Baby 1:54

20 All Through Our Teens 2:19

21 Without You 1:46

22 Cross My Heart 2:08

23 Teenager's Dream 1:59

24 Lost Love 2:14

25 Little Boy And Girl 1:50

The Earls – Remember Then! 

Dale Hawkins – Wildcat Tamer

 

Dale Hawkins – Wildcat Tamer

Released: 1999

Wildcat Tamer 2:09

Natural Man 3:20

Born In Louisiana 4:01

Goin' Down The Road 3:01

Change Game 3:39

Fire 3:04

Hat Trick 3:04

Irene 3:10

Summertime Down South 3:17

Country Girl 3:20

Every Way I Can 3:10

Take It Home 5:35

Promised Land 2:57

Susie Q 2:31

Wildcat Tamer

see also Dale Hawkins - Oh Suzi-Q

The Everly Brothers – Heartaches & Harmonies

 

1-1 Don't Let Our Love Die (1951 Version) 3:11

1-2 Keep A' Lovin' Me 2:27

1-3 Bye Bye Love 2:23

1-4 I Wonder If I Care As Much 2:16

1-5 Hey, Doll Baby (Demo) 2:16

1-6 Wake Up Little Susie 2:03

1-7 Maybe Tomorrow 2:08

1-8 All I Have To Do Is Dream 2:21

1-9 Claudette 2:16

1-10 Brand New Heartache 2:18

1-11 Bird Dog 2:17

1-12 Devoted To You 2:25

1-13 Problems 1:58

1-14 Long Time Gone 2:26

1-15 I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail 3:37

1-16 Kentucky 3:09

1-17 Poor Jenny 2:11

1-18 Take A Message To Mary 2:28

1-19 ('Til) I Kissed You 2:24

1-20 Let It Be Me 2:38

1-21 Since You Broke My Heart 1:57

1-22 When Will I Be Loved 2:03

1-23 Like Strangers 2:00

2-1 Cathy's Clown 2:26

2-2 Always It's You 2:31

2-3 So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) 2:36

2-4 That's What You Do To Me 2:04

2-5 Sleepless Nights 2:24

2-6 Carol Jane 1:52

2-7 Lucille 2:34

2-8 Made To Love 2:06

2-9 Stick With Me Baby 1:57

2-10 Love Hurts 2:23

2-11 So How Come (No One Loves Me) 2:18

2-12 Donna, Donna 2:16

2-13 Ebony Eyes 3:07

2-14 Walk Right Back 2:19

2-15 Why Not 2:46

2-16 Temptation 2:14

2-17 Don't Blame Me 3:28

2-18 Muskrat (Single Version) 2:20

2-19 Crying In The Rain 2:02

2-20 I'm Not Angry 2:03

2-21 Step It Up And Go 2:00

2-22 That's Old Fashioned (That's The Way Love Should Be) 2:25

2-23 How Can I Meet Her? 1:51

2-24 Nancy's Minuet (Alternate Version) 2:22

2-25 Nice Guy (Alternate Version) 2:03

2-26 Don't Ask Me To Be Friends 2:29

2-27 No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile 2:07

2-28 (So It Was...So It Is) So It Always Will Be 1:57

2-29 I'm Afraid 1:52

2-30 The Girl Sang The Blues 2:13

2-31 Love Her 2:21

2-32 The Ferris Wheel 2:19

2-33 Things Go Better With Coke 1:29

3-1 Gone, Gone, Gone 2:05

3-2 Torture 2:26

3-3 You're My Girl 2:27

3-4 The Price Of Love 2:07

3-5 It Only Costs A Dime 1:57

3-6 Love Is Strange 2:55

3-7 Man With Money 2:22

3-8 To Show I Love You 2:35

3-9 I'll See Your Light 2:44

3-10 It's All Over 2:22

3-11 I Used To Love You 2:35

3-12 And I'll Go 2:17

3-13 (You Got) The Power Of Love 2:40

3-14 Leave My Girl Alone 2:23

3-15 Somebody Help Me 2:06

3-16 So Lonely 2:39

3-17 Kiss Your Man Goodbye 2:36

3-18 The Collector 2:58

3-19 Even If I Hold It In My Hand (Hard Luck Story) 3:29

3-20 Bowling Green 2:46

3-21 I Don't Want To Love You 2:43

3-22 Mary Jane 3:16

3-23 Love Of The Common People 3:08

3-24 You're Just What I Was Looking For Today 2:56

4-1 Empty Boxes 2:46

4-2 Love With Your Heart 3:01

4-3 Milk Train 2:48

4-4 Lord Of The Manor 4:51

4-5 Mama Tried 2:20

4-6 T For Texas 3:34

4-7 I Wonder If I Care As Much (Version Two) 2:58

4-8 You Done Me Wrong 2:16

4-9 Turn Around 2:49

4-10 Omaha 3:22

4-11 I'm On My Way Home Again 2:23

4-12 Cuckoo Bird 2:45

4-13 Carolina In My Mind 3:19

4-14 My Little Yellow Bird 2:05

4-15 Stories We Could Tell 3:22

4-16 Green River 4:44

4-17 Poems, Prayers And Promises 4:02

4-18 Paradise 3:36

4-19 On The Wings Of A Nightingale 2:37

4-20 Why Worry 4:49

4-21 Arms Of Mary 2:30

4-22 Born Yesterday 4:05

4-23 Don't Let Our Love Die (1990 Version) 2:18

Heartaches & Harmonies - one

Heartaches & Harmonies - two

Heartaches & Harmonies - three

Heartaches & Harmonies - four

The Essential Robert Gordon

 

Robert Gordon (March 29, 1947 – October 18, 2022) was an American rockabilly/rock and roll singer and actor. Gordon grew up in Bethesda, Maryland, United States. At the age of nine, he was greatly inspired by the Elvis Presley song "Heartbreak Hotel" playing on radio and decided to pursue a career as a rock and roll musician at that young age. Along with Elvis, Gordon's influences included Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran among other notable rock 'n roll music artists of the period.

Gordon made his recording debut at age 17 in 1964 with a group called The Confidentials. He was also actively performed with the Newports in his teenage years. By 1970, Gordon had relocated his family to New York City with the intent of operating a clothing boutique. His focus shifted to the punk rock scene at the nightclub CBGB. He became a member of the punk-pop band Tuff Darts. During 1976, the Tuff Darts recorded "All for the Love of Rock and Roll", "Head over Heels", and "Slash" for a compilation album called Live at CBGB's, which included a number of other local New York City bands.

Record producer Richard Gottehrer discovered Gordon during a rehearsal one afternoon with Tuff Darts and soon afterward the two were talking about making a rock and roll record. Gottehrer was impressed with Gordon's voice and his rendition of Elvis Presley's "One Night". After some conversation, Gordon suggested working with guitar legend Link Wray. Wray was contacted and he agreed to work with them both. "Robert to me sounds a lot like the early Elvis, back when he was at Sun Records", he commented. In 1977, Robert Gordon with Link Wray on Private Stock Records was the result of this collaboration. After Elvis Presley's unexpected death in August, 1977, the album picked up some airplay, and the Private Stock label attempted to hype Gordon as the heir to Elvis. In 1978, Gordon made a second album with Wray, for Private Stock called Fresh Fish Special. The record featured The Jordanaires, who had been background vocalists for Presley, and included the Bruce Springsteen song "Fire". Springsteen played keyboards on the track.

In 1978, RCA Records signed Gordon to a contract which he described as "a dream come true" to record for "Elvis's label". In February, 1979, the album Rock Billy Boogie was issued on the RCA Victor label, this time without Wray, as Chris Spedding joined Gordon, playing lead guitar. Writer Bruce Eder (AllMusic) hailed Gordon's next album, Bad Boy, released in 1980, as one of the best mature rockabilly albums ever recorded. Gordon's next and final album for RCA was 1981's Are You Gonna Be The One. The title track written by Marc Jonson. It is Gordon's best-selling album to date, with more than 200,000 copies sold. Danny Gatton played lead guitar on this record and Marshall Crenshaw penned the single "Someday, Someway", which went to No. 76 on the Billboard charts in 1981.

During the early 1980s, Gordon toured briefly with Gatton. A recording of one of their performances was later released on NRG Records as "The Humbler".

In the early 1990s Gordon toured with Spedding, including Japan, Norway, Finland, United States, Spain and Sweden, with a number of live tracks later appearing on the 2006 Climate Control album Born To Rock.

This compilation release was a (hand-numbered) collectible, strictly limited edition of 1,000 copies. It includes some previously unreleased tracks.

1 Rockbilly Boogie

2 The Catman

3 The Way I Walk

4 Love My Baby

5 The Fool

6 Red Hot

7 Flying Saucer Rock 'n' Roll

8 Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache

9 Lonesome Train ( On A Lonesome Track )

10 Fire

11 Hot Dog ( That Made her Mad )

12 Don't

13 Bad Boy

14 The Worrying Kind

15 Mean To me

16 Drivin' Wheel

17 Someday, Someway

18 Look Who's Blue

19 Little Sister

20 The Wanderer

21 Rock Therapy

22 Devil In Disguise

23 Lonely Blue Boy

24 Sea Of Heartbreak

25 Playing For Keeps

26 Wasting My Time

27 I'm Dreaming Of You

28 It's Only Make Believe

The Essential Robert Gordon 

Laura Lee / Irma Thomas – Muscle Shoals Soul

 

1 Laura Lee– Dirty Man 2:51

2 Laura Lee– Uptight, Good Man 2:47

3 Laura Lee– Need To Belong 2:24

4 Laura Lee– As Long As I Got You 2:10

5 Laura Lee– She Will Break Your Heart 2:39

6 Laura Lee– It's All Wrong, But It's All Right 2:42

7 Laura Lee– It's How You Make It Good 2:30

8 Laura Lee– A Man With Some Backbone 2:36

9 Laura Lee– Wanted: Lover, No Experience Necessary 2:23

10 Laura Lee– Hang It Up 2:37

11 Laura Lee– It Ain't What You Do (But How You Do It) 2:03

12 Irma Thomas– Cheater Man 2:30

13 Irma Thomas– A Woman Will Do Wrong 2:51

14 Irma Thomas– Good To Me 2:31

15 Irma Thomas– We Got Something Good 2:33

16 Irma Thomas– Let's Do It Over 2:22

17 Irma Thomas– I Gave You Everything 2:21

18 Irma Thomas– I've Been Loving You Too Long 3:00

19 Irma Thomas– Security 2:15

20 Irma Thomas– Somewhere Crying 2:42

21 Irma Thomas– Don't Make Me Stop Now 2:36

22 Irma Thomas– Good Things Don't Come Easy 2:57

23 Irma Thomas– Here I Am, Take Me 2:44

24 Irma Thomas– Your's Until Tomorrow 3:37

Muscle Shoals Soul

Onie Wheeler – Onie's Bop

 

Onie Wheeler (November 10, 1921 – May 26, 1984) was an American country and bluegrass musician.

Wheeler was born in Senath, Missouri, United States, and learned to play guitar and harmonica as a child. After serving in World War II, he started working in radio, appearing on stations in Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan, and Kentucky. In 1950, he formed The Ozark Cowboys, along with Ernest Thompson, A.J. Nelson and Doyle Nelson.

The Ozark Cowboys went to Nashville in 1953 and signed to Columbia Records. Their initial releases were not hits, though Lefty Frizzell took the Wheeler-penned "Run 'Em Off" to the Top Ten of the U.S. country chart.

Wheeler signed as a solo artist to Sun Records in 1957 and went on tour with Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, and Carl Perkins. After a short time living in California, he returned to Nashville and recorded for several more labels in the 1960s. Later, he toured with George Jones in the mid-1960s and later that decade with Roy Acuff.

His biggest success was the 1973 hit "John's Been Shucking My Corn," though the achievements of his daughter Karen would eclipse his own in the decade. He bought a guitar shop in Nashville in the late 1970s, and played at the Grand Ole Opry at times with Acuff.

This collection is his recordings on Columbia and Sun Records

1 Jump Right Out Of This Jukebox

2 Tell 'Em Off

3 I Wanna Hold My Baby

4 Onie's Bop

5 A Booger Gonna Getcha

6 Going Back To The City

7 Long Gone

8 Steppin' Out

9 I'll Love You For A Lifetime

10 A Beggar For Your Love

11 Walkin' Shoes (Take 2)

12 That's All

13 Cut It Out

14 That's What I Like

15 She Wiggled And Giggled

16 I'm Satisfied With My Dreams

17 No, I Don't Guess I Will

18 Would You Like To Wear A Crown?

19 I Saw Mother With God Last Night

20 My Home Is Not A Home At All

21 Little Mama

22 Hazel

23 Closing Time

24 I Tried And I Tried

25 I'll Swear You Don't Love Me

26 Love Me Like You Used To Do

27 When We All Get There

28 Mother Prays Loud In Her Sleep

29 A Million Years In Glory

30 Run 'Em Off

31 Bonaparte's Retreat

Onie's Bop

25 Years Of Great Original Hits - The Motown Story

 

The Motown Golden Showcase 1961-74

1-1 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– Where Did Our Love Go?

1-2 The Marvelettes– Please Mr. Postman

1-3 Mary Wells– My Guy

1-4 Stevie Wonder– Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yester-Day

1-5 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– You Keep Me Hangin' On

1-6 Four Tops– Standing In The Shadows Of Love

1-7 Martha Reeves & The Vandellas– Dancing In The Street

1-8 Jr Walker And The All Stars*– (I'm A) Road Runner

1-9 Jimmy Ruffin– I'll Say Forever My Love

1-10 Diana Ross And Marvin Gaye– Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)

1-11 Gladys Knight And The Pips– The Look Of Love

1-12 Marvin Gaye– Abraham, Martin And John

1-13 Diana Ross– All Of My Life

1-14 Stevie Wonder– A Place In The Sun

1-15 The Jackson Five*– I'll Be There

The Motown Golden Showcase 1975-85

2-1 Diana Ross– Upside Down

2-2 The Miracles– Love Machine (Part 1)

2-3 Jermaine Jackson– Let's Get Serious

2-4 Billy Preston And Syreeta– With You I'm Born Again

2-5 The Commodores*– Easy

2-6 The Temptations– Treat Her Like A Lady

2-7 Diana Ross– My Old Piano

2-8 Syreeta– Your Kiss Is Sweet

2-9 Diana Ross And Lionel Richie– Endless Love

2-10 The Commodores*– Nightshift

2-11 Marvin Gaye– Got To Give It Up (Part 1)

2-12 Teena Marie– Behind The Groove

Unforgettable No. 1's

3-1 Four Tops– Reach Out, I'll Be There

3-2 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– Baby Love

3-3 The Temptations– My Girl

3-4 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– You Can't Hurry Love

3-5 The Jackson Five*– ABC

3-6 Diana Ross– Ain't No Mountain High Enough

3-7 The Temptations– Papa Was A Rolling Stone

3-8 Marvin Gaye– What's Going On

3-9 Diana Ross– Theme From 'Mahogany' ('Do You Know Where You're Going To')

3-10 Smokey Robinson– Being With You

3-11 The Commodores*– Three Times A Lady

3-12 Charlene– I've Never Been To Me

3-13 Michael Jackson– One Day In Your Life

Remembering The 60's (Part 1)

3-14 Marvin Gaye – I Heard It Through The Grapevine

3-15 Four Tops– Bernadette

3-16 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles*– You've Really Got A Hold On Me

3-17 The Temptations– Get Ready

3-18 Stevie Wonder– Uptight (Everything's Alright)

3-19 Martha Reeves & The Vandellas– Jimmy Mack

3-20 Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston– It Takes Two

Remembering The 60's (Concluded)

4-1 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– Stop! In The Name Of Love

4-2 The Isley Brothers– Put Yourself In My Place

4-3 Gladys Knight And The Pips– Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me

4-4 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell– The Onion Song

4-5 Stevie Wonder– For Once In My Life

4-6 Edwin Starr– Stop Her On Sight (SOS)

4-7 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– The Happening

4-8 Martha Reeves & The Vandellas– (Love Is Like A) Heatwave

The Great Romantic Hits

4-9 Stevie Wonder– My Cherie Amour

4-10 Four Tops– If I Were A Carpenter

4-11 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell– You're All I Need To Get By

4-12 The Isley Brothers– This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)

4-13 Diana Ross And The Supremes* And The Temptations– I'm Gonna Make You Love Me

4-14 Michael Jackson– Got To Be There

4-15 The Temptations– I Can't Get Next To You

4-16 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– Someday We'll Be Together

4-17 Stevie Wonder– I Was Made To Love Her

4-18 Marvin Gaye– How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)

4-19 Four Tops– It's All In A Game

4-20 Diana Ross– Touch Me In The Morning

4-21 Gladys Knight And The Pips– Help Me Make It Through The Night

4-22 Diana Ross And Marvin Gaye– You Are Everything

Favourites From The 70's

5-1 Michael Jackson– Rockin' Robin

5-2 R. Dean Taylor– Indiana Wants Me

5-3 Stevie Wonder– Never Had A Dream Come True

5-4 The Supremes– Stoned Love

5-5 The Elgins– Heaven Must Have Sent You

5-6 Edwin Starr– War

5-7 The Jackson Five*– The Love You Save

5-8 Diana Ross– Remember Me

5-9 The Commodores*– Still

5-10 Gladys Knight And The Pips– Neither One Of Us (Wants To Be The First To Say Goodbye)

5-11 Stevie Wonder– Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours

5-12 The Temptations– Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)

5-13 Smokey Robinson And The Miracles*– I Don't Blame You At All

5-14 The Supremes And Four Tops– River Deep - Mountain High

Tear-Jerking Favourites (Part 1)

5-15 Smokey Robinson And The Miracles*– The Tears Of A Clown

5-16 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– My World Is Empty Without You

5-17 Jimmy Ruffin– What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted

5-18 Four Tops– Walk Away Renee

5-19 The Isley Brothers– Behind A Painted Smile

5-20 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– Love Is Here And Now You're Gone

5-21 Four Tops– Seven Rooms Of Gloom

Tear-Jerking Favourites (Concluded)

6-1 Thelma Houston– Don't Leave Me This Way

6-2 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– I'm Livin' In Shame

6-3 The Jackson Five*– Never Can Say Goodbye

6-4 Diana Ross– I'm Still Waiting

6-5 Jimmy Ruffin– Farewell Is A Lonely Sound

6-6 Michael Jackson– Ain't No Sunshine

6-7 Smokey Robinson And The Miracles*– The Tracks Of My Tears

6-8 Michael Jackson– Ben

The Motown Hall Of Fame

6-9 Diana Ross And The Supremes*– Reflections

6-10 Marvin Gaye– Too Busy Thinking About My Baby

6-11 Smokey Robinson And The Miracles*– I Second That Emotion

6-12 The Marvelettes– When You're Young And In Love

6-13 Martha Reeves & The Vandellas– Nowhere To Run

6-14 The Isley Brothers– I Guess I'll Always Love You

6-15 The Jackson Five*– Doctor My Eyes

6-16 Stevie Wonder– Heaven Help Us All

6-17 The Temptations– Cloud Nine

6-18 Jr Walker And The All Star*– What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)

6-19 Four Tops– I Can't Help Myself

6-20 Michael Jackson– Farewell My Summer Love

6-21 The Commodores*– Sail On

6-22 Diana Ross– Gettin' Ready For Love

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The Motown Story One

The Motown Story Two

The Motown Story Three

The Motown Story Four

The Motown Story Five

The Motown Story Six