The Miracles – Hi We're The Miracles (1961)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tamla Records 1961 – TM-220

 

 notes

The Miracles released their debut studio album, Hi We're The Miracles, 
on the legendary Tamla Records label in 1961. Cataloged as TM-220, 
the album introduced listeners to one of Motown's earliest and 
most influential vocal groups.
Led by Smokey Robinson, The Miracles played a crucial role in 
establishing the signature Motown sound that would later dominate
 American popular music. Hi We're The Miracles features a collection
 of heartfelt ballads, rhythm-and-blues classics, and early 
soul recordings that showcase Robinson's smooth vocals 
and exceptional songwriting talent.
The album includes the groundbreaking hit "Shop Around,"
 which became Motown's first million-selling single and helped 
launch the label into national prominence. With its blend of 
emotional storytelling, memorable melodies, and polished
 vocal harmonies, the record remains an essential release 
in the history of soul and R&B music.

credits:

Smokey Robinson – lead vocals, background vocals
Ronnie White – lead and background vocals
Claudette Robinson – lead and background vocals
Bobby Rogers – background vocals
Pete Moore – background vocals
Marv Tarplin – guitar
Session Musicians
The backing musicians were the early members 
of Motown's house band, later known as the 
The Funk Brothers. Individual musician credits 
were not listed on the original LP, but contemporary 
Motown practice and surviving documentation
 indicate that Funk Brothers personnel
 provided the instrumental backing on most tracks.

Likely participants from the period included:
James Jamerson – bass
Benny Benjamin – drums
Joe Hunter – piano
Eddie Willis – guitar
Robert White – guitar
Producer
Berry Gordy

The album was recorded in Detroit, Michigan, during 
the period immediately before Motown moved fully 
into its famous headquarters. Most of the material
 was cut at Motown's early recording
 facilities associated with Hitsville U.S.A.

tracklist:

A1        Who's Lovin' You
Written-By – William "Smokey" Robinson*
A2        Depend On Me
Written-By – Gordy Jr.*, Robinson*
A3        Heart Like Mine
Written-By – White*, Robinson*
A4        Shop Around
Written-By – Gordy Jr.*, Robinson*
A5        Won't You Take Me Back
Written-By – Gordy Jr.*, Robinson*
A6        Cause I Love You
Written-By – White*, Robinson*
B1        Your Love
Written-By – William "Smokey" Robinson*
B2        After All
Written-By – William "Smokey" Robinson*
B3        Way Over There
Written-By – Berry Gordy Jr.*, William "Smokey" Robinson*
B4        Money
Written-By – Berry Gordy Jr.*, Janie Bradford
B5        Don't Leave Me
Written-By – Gordy*, Brianbert, Robinson*

 

 

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Little Stevie Wonder – Tribute To Uncle Ray 1962

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Little Stevie Wonder – Tribute To Uncle Ray (1962 Album Review & Tracklist)

 

 

 

 

 

Tamla records 1962 – TM-232,

 

 notes:

Tribute to Uncle Ray is the second studio album by Little Stevie Wonder, 
released by Motown in October 1962, shortly after The Jazz Soul of Little Stevie.
 Even though it was released second, it had been recorded first, 
when Wonder was 11 years old.
Tribute To Uncle Ray showcases young Stevie Wonder’s early vocal talent 
and harmonica skills, backed by the signature Motown sound. While it 
mainly consists of covers, the album reflects the deep influence Ray Charles
 had on Stevie’s musical development.
Released by Motown’s Tamla label, this project helped introduce Stevie Wonder 
to the world and laid the foundation for his future success.

credits:

Lead vocals, harmonica, keyboards, percussion:
Stevie Wonder (age 11–12 during recording)
Backing musicians
Likely Motown house band (Funk Brothers)
Individual names not officially credited on the album
Studio: Hitsville U.S.A. (Studio A), Detroit
System: Motown in-house recording (mono/stereo later)
Recording year: 1962

Producer    Henry Cosby, Clarence Paul
No recording Engineer(s) credited

tracklist:

A1        Hallelujah I Love Her So
Written-By – Ray Charles
A2        Ain't That Love
Written-By – Ray Charles
A3        Don't You Know
Written-By – Ray Charles
A4        The Masquerade
Written-By – Rubel*, Migidson*
A5        Frankie & Johnny
Arranged By – Clarence Paul
B1        Drown In My Own Tears
Written-By – Henry Glover
B2        Come Back Baby
Written-By – Ray Charles
B3        Mary Ann
Written-By – Ray Charles
B4        Sunset
Written-By – Paul*, Judkins*
B5        My Baby's Gone
Written-By – Berry Gordy, Jr.*

 

 

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Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell ‎– United

Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell – United (1967)  Classic Motown Soul

Tamla records 1967 – TS 277

notes:

United is a studio album by soul musicians Marvin Gaye and

 Tammi Terrell, released August 29, 1967 on the Motown-subsidiary

 label Tamla Records. Harvey Fuqua and Johnny Bristol produced

 all of the tracks on the album, with the exception of 

"You Got What It Takes" (produced by Motown CEO Berry Gordy, Jr.)

 and "Oh How I'd Miss You" (produced by Hal Davis).

Few albums capture the magic of Motown’s golden era like United, 

the legendary duet album by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. 

Released in August 1967 on the Tamla label, the record became one 

of the most successful collaborations in soul music and helped

 define the sound of romantic Motown duets.

Blending powerful vocals, orchestral arrangements and irresistible 

melodies, United remains one of the most beloved soul albums of the 1960s.

The Birth of a Legendary Motown Duo

When Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell first recorded together in late 1966,

 their chemistry was immediate. Their first session produced the classic 

“Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”, which would become one of 

Motown’s most iconic songs.

Their vocal interplay—Gaye’s smooth baritone paired with Terrell’s bright

 and passionate delivery—created a template for soul duets 

that still influences artists today.

credits:

Lead vocals: Marvin Gaye, Tammi Terrell

Background vocals: Marvin Gaye, Tammi Terrell, Harvey Fuqua, 

Johnny Bristol, The Originals, The Andantes, The Spinners

Production: Harvey Fuqua, Johnny Bristol, Hal Davis, Berry Gordy, Jr.

Instrumentation: The Funk Brothers (uncredited)

Recorded 1967

Producer Harvey Fuqua

Johnny Bristol

Hal Davis

Berry Gordy, Jr.

tracklist:

A1 Ain't No Mountain High Enough

Written-By – N. Ashford, V. Simpson*

2:26

A2 You Got What It Takes

Written-By – B. Gordy Jr.*, G. Gordy*, T. Carlo*

2:45

A3 If I Could Build My Whole World Around You

Written-By – H. Fuqua*, J. Bristol*, V. Bullock*

2:19

A4 Somethin' Stupid

Written-By – C. Carson Parks*

2:40

A5 Your Precious Love

Written-By – N. Ashford, V. Simpson*

2:59

A6 Hold Me Oh My Darling

Written-By – Harvey Fuqua

2:45

B1 Two Can Have A Party

Written-By – H. Fuqua*, J. Bristol*, T. Kemp*

2:15

B2 Little Ole Boy, Little Ole Girl

Written-By – B. Benton*, E. James*, H. Fuqua*

2:40

B3 If This World Were Mine

Written-By – Marvin Gaye

2:45

B4 Sad Wedding

Written-By – J. Bristol*, R. Beavers*

3:09

B5 Give A Little Love

Written-By – C. Wilson*, H. Fuqua*, J. Bristol*

2:50

B6 Oh How I'd Miss You

Written-By – F. Wilson*, H. Davis*, V. Wilson*

2:30

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Marvin Gaye – How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)

Marvin Gaye – How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)  Motown Classic

 

Tamla records 1965 – TS-258

notes:

How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You is the sixth studio album 

released by soul music artist Marvin Gaye, released in 1965

“How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)” was recorded at Hitsville

 U.S.A. Studio A in Detroit during Motown’s golden era. The song 

was produced by Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier, two members

 of the famed Holland–Dozier–Holland trio responsible for

 countless Motown classics.

credits:

     Marvin Gaye – lead vocals

    The Spinners – backing vocals (side 1, tracks 5 and 6; side 2, tracks 1–4)

    The Andantes – backing vocals (side 1, tracks 2, 4, and 6; side 2, tracks 4 and 6)

    The Supremes – backing vocals (on "You're a Wonderful One")

    The Temptations – backing vocals (on "Try It Baby")

    Martha and the Vandellas – backing vocals (on "Now That You've Won Me")

    The Funk Brothers – instrumentation

Produced by: Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier (A1, A2, A4, B6), Berry Gordy (A3), 

Clarence Paul (A5), Mickey Stevenson (A6, B1, B3, B5), 

Harvey Fuqua and Marvin Gaye (B2), Norman Whitfield (B3).

Recorded 1964, Hitsville, USA, Detroit, Michigan

tracklist:

A1 You're A Wonderful One

Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland*

2:42

A2 How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You

Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland*

2:57

A3 Try It Baby

Written-By – Berry Gordy, Jr.*

2:54

A4 Baby Don't You Do It

Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland*

2:33

A5 Need Your Lovin' (Want You Back)

Written-By – Paul*, Gaye*

2:22

A6 One Of These Days

Written-By – Wm. Stevenson*

2:56

B1 No Good Without You

Written-By – Wm. Stevenson*

2:37

B2 Stepping Closer To Your Heart

Written-By – Fuqua*, Gaye*

2:46

B3 Need Somebody

Written-By – Wm. Stevenson*

2:50

B4 Me And My Lonely Room

Written-By – Norman Whitfield

2:50

B5 Now That You've Won Me

Written-By – Wm. Stevenson*

2:33

B6 Forever

Written-By – Holland*, Gorman*, Dozier*

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Sammy Ward – Don't Take It Away (1961)

 

Sammy Ward – Don't Take It Away  (single 1961)

Tamla records 1961 – 54049

notes:

Sammy Ward’s 1961 single “Don’t Take It Away” is a scarce soul release

 issued on Tamla Records (catalog number 54049). Best known for his 

work with The Contours, Ward recorded this emotional Motown-era 

track as a solo artist, making the record a sought-after piece for soul 

and vinyl collectors. The single captures the early Detroit soul sound

 that would soon define the Motown label’s global success.

credits:

Producer, Written-By – Berry Gordy, Jr.

tracklist:

 A  Sammy Ward Don't Take It Away

B Sammy Ward What Makes You Love Him  

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Marvin Gaye Moods Of Marvin Gaye album 1966

Moods Of Marvin Gaye (1966) – Album Review & Tracklist

Tamla records 1966 ‎    TS266

 

notes:

Released in 1966, Moods Of Marvin Gaye is one of Marvin Gaye’s 

most compelling albums under Tamla Records. This Motown 

release showcases his evolving artistry in soul and R&B, offering

 smooth vocals and thoughtful lyrics that resonate to this day.

Moods Of Marvin Gaye marked a turning point in Marvin Gaye’s career,

 blending pop sensibilities with deep soul grooves. Produced by Smokey

 Robinson and other Motown legends, the album captures the essence 

of 1960s Motown while highlighting Gaye’s versatility as a singer and performer.

credits:

    Marvin Gaye - lead vocals

    The Andantes - backing vocals (all of side 1; side 2 tracks 8, 9, and 10)

    The Miracles - backing vocals (on "I'll Be Doggone")

    The Spinners - backing vocals (on "Hey Diddle Diddle")

    The Funk Brothers- instrumentation

Recorded 1965-66

Hitsville U.S.A., Detroit

Producer

Smokey Robinson, Brian Holland,

 Lamont Dozier, Clarence Paul

tracklist:

A1 I'll Be Doggone

Written-By – Tarplin*, Robinson*, Moore*

2:49

A2 Little Darling (I Need You)

Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland*

2:43

A3 Take This Heart Of Mine

Written-By – Tarplin*, Robinson*, Moore*

2:42

A4 Hey Diddle Diddle

Written-By – H. Fuqua*, Bristol*, Gaye*

2:23

A5 One More Heartache

Written-By – Tarplin*, Rogers*, White*, Robinson*, Moore*

2:32

A6 Ain't That Peculiar

Written-By – Tarplin*, Rogers*, Robinson*, Moore*

2:50

B1 Night Life

Written-By – Buskirk*, Breeland*, Nelson*

3:08

B2 You've Been A Long Time Coming

Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland*

2:14

B3 Your Unchanging Love

Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland*

3:03

B4 You're The One For Me

Written-By – Paul*, Broadnax*, Wonder*

3:40

B5 I Worry 'Bout You

Written-By – Mapp*

3:27

B6 One For My Baby (And One More For The Road)

Written-By – Arlen*

4:27

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Marvelous Marvelettes 1963

 

Marvelous Marvelettes (1963): A Motown Girl-Group Classic You Should Know

Tamla records ‎1963– TM-237

notes:

The Marvelous Marvelettes is the fourth studio album released by the Marvelettes

 for the Tamla label. It is the first album to not feature original Marvelette, 

Juanita Cowart (except on four tracks), who left the group in early 1963. The group

 would remain a quartet for the next two years. Also featured on the album is 

Rosalind Ashford of Martha and the Vandellas, who filled in for Marvelette Wanda

 Young in the studio while the latter was on maternity leave, while Florence Ballard

 of The Supremes replaced her in live performances. 

credits:

    Gladys Horton – lead vocals (all tracks); backing vocals on "Locking Up My Heart"

    Wanda Young – backing vocals (side A, tracks 1 and 3; 

side B, tracks 3 and 4); co-lead vocals 

on "Locking Up My Heart" (Recorded Hitsville U.S.A. (Studio A); January 8, 1963)

    Georgeanna Tillman – backing vocals (all tracks)

    Katherine Anderson – backing vocals (all tracks)

    Wyanetta "Juanita" Cowart - backing vocals (side A, track 1; side B, track 3)

    Rosalind Ashford - backing vocals (side A, tracks 2, 4, and 5; side B, 

tracks 1, 2, and 5)

    The Funk Brothers – instrumentation

    Brian Holland – producer

    William "Mickey" Stevenson – producer

    Lamont Dozier – producer

    Norman Whitfield – producer

    Berry Gordy – producer

Released February 28, 1963

Recorded Hitsville USA; 1962–1963

tracklist:

A1 Strange I Know

Brian Holland

2:38

A2 I Forgot About You

Mickey Stevenson*

2:55

A3 Locking Up My Heart

 Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier

2:22

A4 Which Way Did He Go

Mickey Stevenson

2:45

A5 Silly Boy

Norman Whitfield

2:10

B1 It's Going To Take A Lot Of Doing

Norman Whitfield, Mickey Stevenson*

2:31

B2 Smart Aleck

 Mickey Stevenson*

2:52

B3 My Daddy Knows Best

 Berry Gordy

2:28

B4 Too Strong To Be Strung Along

 Brian Holland

2:22

B5 Why Must You Go

 Norman Whitfield

2:10

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The Marvelettes - Sophisticated Soul (1968)

The Marvelettes – Sophisticated Soul (1968 Motown Album Review & Tracklist)

Tamla Records   TS 286

notes:

Sophisticated Soul is the eighth album issued by Motown girl-group
the Marvelettes. It is the first album to feature Ann Bogan who replaced
 Gladys Horton in 1967 (although Horton's voice is featured on a few of the tracks),
 and most of the lead vocals are by Wanda Young. Like many Motown albums
 produced in the late 1960s, Sophisticated Soul featured backing from the Andantes,
 Motown's premier backing group, on certain tracks,
others feature Bogan and Katherine Anderson.

credits:

    Wanda Young — lead vocals, except on "I'm Gonna Hold On as Long as I Can"
    Katherine Anderson — backing vocals (side 2, tracks 1–3, and 5)
    Ann Bogan — backing vocals (side 2, tracks 5), lead vocals on "I'm Gonna Hold On as Long as I Can"
    Gladys Horton — backing vocals (side 2, tracks 1-3)
    The Andantes — backing vocals (side 1, tracks 1, 3–6; side 2, tracks 1-4, 6)
    Melvin Franklin — spoken intro on "My Baby Must Be a Magician"
    Smokey Robinson — producer
    Ashford & Simpson — producers, backing vocals on "Destination: Anywhere"
    The Funk Brothers — instrumentation
    Marv Tarplin — guitar

Recorded    1966–1968
 at Hitsville U.S.A. Studios, Detroit, MI
and Golden World Recording Studios, Detroit, MI
A1, A4, A5, B2, B4 produced by Smokey Robinson
A2 produced by Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson
A3 produced by Frank Wilson
A6, B3 produced by William Weatherspoon and James Dean
B1, B5 produced by Ivy Jo Hunter
B6 produced by Richard Morris

tracklist:

A1 My Baby Must Be A Magician
    Written-By  Wm. Robinson*     
A2 Destination: Anywhere
    Written-By  Ashford, Simpson*      
A3 I'm Gonna Hold On Long As I Can
    Written-By  Wilson*, Manns*      
A4 Here I Am Baby
    Written-By  Wm. Robinson*     
A5 You're The One For Me Bobby
    Written-By  Wm. Robinson*     
A6 Reachin' For Something I Can't Have
    Written-By  Weatherspoon*, Dean, Weatherspoon*     
B1 Your Love Can Save Me
    Written-By  Ashford, Simpson*     
B2 You're The One
    Written-By  Wm. Robinson*     
B3 Don't Make Hurting Me A Habit
    Written-By  Dean, Weatherspoon*, Barnes*     
B4 What's Easy For Two Is Hard For One
    Written-By – Wm. Robinson*     
B5 The Stranger
    Written-By  I. Hunter*      
B6 Someway, Somehow
    Written-By  Morris, Moy

 

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The Marvelettes

 

 

 Please Mr. Postman

 

 

 

Tamla  records 1961 ‎    TM 228

notes:
Please Mr. Postman is the 1961 studio debut album from Motown
 girl group The Marvelettes and the sixth album ever released by the company.


credits:

    Gladys Horton – lead and background vocals
    Wanda Young – lead and background vocals
    Georgeanna Tillman – background vocals
    Katherine Anderson – background vocals
    Juanita Cowart – background vocals

with:

    Berry Gordy – producer
    Smokey Robinson – producer
    Brian Holland and Robert Bateman – producers
    Raynoma Liles Gordy – Musitron and Ondioline on "I Want a Guy"
    The Funk Brothers – other instrumentation:
        Richard "Popcorn" Wylie – piano on "Please Mr. Postman", organ on "I Want a Guy"
        James Jamerson – bass on "Please Mr. Postman" and "I Want a Guy"
        Marvin Gaye – drums on "Please Mr. Postman", piano on "I Want a Guy"
        Benny Benjamin – drums on "I Want a Guy"
        Eddie Willis – guitar on "Please Mr. Postman" and "I Want a Guy"
        Hank Cosby – tenor saxophone on "I Want a Guy"
        Andrew "Mike" Terry – baritone saxophone on "I Want a Guy"



Recorded    Hitsville USA; April–July 1961



A1 Angel
Written-By – Leverett*, Bateman*, Saunders*
A2 I Want A Guy
Written-By – Gordy*, Holland*, Gorman*
A3 Please Mr. Postman
Written-By – Brian Bert*, Dobbins*, Garrett*
A4 So Long Baby
Written-By – Brian Bert*, Young*, Bateman*
A5 I Know How It Feels
Written-By – Brian Bert*, Bradford*, Wylie*, Bateman*
B1 Way Over There
Written-By – Gordy*, Robinson*
B2 Happy Days
Written-By – Knight*, Gordy*
B3 You Don't Want Me No More
Written-By – Berry Gordy Jr.*
B4 All The Love I Got
Written-By – Gordy*, Bradford, Holland*
B5 Whisper
Written-By – Gordy*, Johnson*
B6 I Apologize
Written-By – Gordy*, Robinson*

 

 

 

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Singin' Sammy Ward

 

 

  Who's The Fool

 

 

Tamla Records 1961– T-54030

 

 notes:

James T. Woodley (December 21, 1929 – November 20, 1996),who performed as 
Singin' Sammy Ward, was an American rhythm and blues singer who recorded for 
Motown Records and had a R&B chart hit with "Who's The Fool",
 written by Smokey Robinson and produced by Berry Gordy, Jr., in 1961

tracklist:

A        Who's The Fool
Written by Wm Robinson

B        That Child Is Really Wild
written by  B. Gordy Jr, William Robinson

produced by B.Gordy

 

 

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Smokey Robinson And The Miracles ‎

 

 

Going To A Go-Go

 

Tamla records 1965  ‎– TS-267

notes:

Going to a Go-Go is the seventh studio album by the American R&B group 
Smokey Robinson and the Miracles. It was released on November 1, 1965,
 in the United States on Motown's Tamla label. It includes four of the Miracles' 
Top 20 hits: "Ooo Baby Baby", "The Tracks of My Tears", 
"Going to a Go-Go", and "My Girl Has Gone". 

credits:

    Smokey Robinson – lead vocals, producer
    Ronnie White – background vocals
    Bobby Rogers – background vocals
    Warren "Pete" Moore – background vocals
    Claudette Robinson – background vocals
    Marv Tarplin – guitar

Additional musicians and production

    The Funk Brothers and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra – instrumentation
    Pete Moore – vocal arrangements

Recorded    1963–1965
Studio    Hitsville USA, Detroit

Producers

Smokey Robinson, producer, Album executive producer
Frank Wilson, producer
William "Mickey" Stevenson, producer
Pete Moore, vocal arrangements


tracklist:

A1 The Tracks Of My Tears
Written-By – Tarplin*, Robinson*, Moore*
2:53    
A2 Going To A Go-Go
Written-By – Tarplin*, Rogers*, Robinson*, Moore*
2:49    
A3 Ooo Baby Baby
Written-By – Robinson*, Moore*
2:42    
A4 My Girl Has Gone
Written-By – Tarplin*, Rogers*, Robinson*, Moore*
2:51    
A5 In Case You Need Love
Written-By – Robinson*
2:34    
A6 Choosey Beggar
Written-By – Robinson*, Moore*
2:30    
B1 Since You Won My Heart
Written-By – Robinson*, Stevenson*
2:13    
B2 From Head To Toe
Written-By – Robinson*
2:25    
B3 All That's Good
Written-By – Robinson*, Moore*
2:52    
B4         My Baby Changes Like The Weather
Written-By – Wilson*, Davis*
2:40    
B5 Let Me Have Some
Written-By – Rogers*, Robinson*
3:01    
B6 A Fork In The Road
Written-By – White*, Robinson*, Moore*
3:18 

 

 

 

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Marvin Gaye ‎– That's The Way Love Is

 

Tamla records 1969 ‎– S-299

notes:

That's the Way Love Is is an album by soul musician Marvin Gaye,
released on January 8, 1970 on the Tamla (Motown) label

credits:

Lead vocals by Marvin Gaye
Background vocals by The Andantes: Marlene Barrow, Jackie Hicks and
Louvain Demps; and The Originals: Freddie Gorman, Walter Gaines,
Henry Dixon and C.P. Spencer
Instrumentation by The Funk Brother

Recorded    1969 at Hitsville U.S.A., Detroit
Producer    Norman Whitfield


Arranged By – Henry Cosby, Jerry Long, Paul Riser, Wade Marcus
Illustration – Walter Velez
Photography By – Kathleen Benveniste


tracklist:

A1     Gonna Give Her All The Love I've Got
Written-By – N. Whitfield, B. Strong*
3:10    
A2     Yesterday
Written-By – Lennon & McCartney*
3:17    
A3     Groovin'
Written-By – E. Brigati*, F. Cavaliere*
2:56    
A4     I Wish It Would Rain
Written-By – R. Penzabene*, N. Whitfield, B. Strong*
2:49    
A5     That's The Way Love Is
Written-By – N. Whitfield, B. Strong*
3:25    
A6     How Can I Forget
Written-By – N. Whitfield, B. Strong*
2:04    
B1     Abraham, Martin And John
Written-By – D. Holler*
4:30    
B2     Gonna Keep On Tryin' Till I Win Your Love
Written-By – N. Whitfield, B. Strong*
2:46    
B3     No Time For Tears
Written-By – E. Holland*, N. Whitfield*
2:26    
B4     Cloud Nine
Written-By – N. Whitfield, B. Strong*
3:05    
B5     Don't You Miss Me A Little Bit Baby
Written-By – R. Penzabene*, N. Whitfield, B. Strong*
2:13    
B5     So Long
Written-By – E. Holland*, N. Whitfield*, R. Dean Taylor
2:27    

 

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