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Music : Motown Chartbusters Vol 4
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Motown Chartbusters Vol 4 by: Various Artists List Price: £5.99 CD-Charts Price: £3.98 You Save: £2.01 (34%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0632427892724 Label: Commercial Marketing Manufacturer: Commercial Marketing Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Commercial Marketing Release Date: November 10, 1997 Running Time: 49 minutes Studio: Commercial Marketing Sales Rank: 10263 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - Reaping Rich RewardsThis one followed Volume 3 to the top of the UK Album chart. It was tucked between Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin in October 1970. The hits were coming thick and fast for Tamla Motown. Wheras Vol 3 was nearly half re-releases, there was only one on here. The Four Tops' anthemic 'I Can't Help Myself', finally got UK justice with a top ten placing. Their version of Jimmy Webb's 'Do What You Gotta Do' made number 11. Motown and Jimmy had a win-win relationship. His first song writing royalty cheque came from a song he wrote on The Supremes' 1965 Christmas album. The stock split of Diana Ross & The Supremes is catalogued here. In America, their final single together 'Someday We'll Be Together' was their biggest ... Read More: Rating: - Volume 4 of 12 looks at 1969 and 1970As the sixties gave way to the seventies, Motown were still going very strongly as this collection shows. The oldest track is I can't help myself (Four Tops), which was only a minor UK hit first time around (although it was an American number one hit in 1965) but made the UK top ten when re-issued in 1970. The Temptations made the UK top twenty three times in the period covered by this volume - once with Diana Ross and the Supremes (I second that emotion) and twice by themselves (Cloud nine, I can't get next to you) although none of these tracks made the top ten. Although the Temptations now get the recognition they deserve in the UK, they were far more popular in America back then. Apart from her collaboration with the Temptations, ... Read More: |
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