Motown on Vinyl (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2021
- We are diving back into the Motown Records catalog again today. As before, we play a bunch of classics, all on original 45s from the 1960s and early 1970s. We still have only begun to explore the vastness of Motown's releases. Stay tuned for many more shows featuring the unique and timeless Northern Soul classics that came out of Hitsville U.S.A.
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Here is a list of the songs for this playlist:
00:19 Someday We'll Be Together-Diana Ross & The Supremes (Released 14 October 1969 Peaked at #1 27 December 1969) Original version was performed by Johnny & Jackey in 1961. This was the last song to peak at number one in the decade of the 60's, it was also the last song Diana Ross performed as a member of The Supremes before embarking on her solo career in 1970.
03:32 Wonderful Baby-The Four Tops (Released 17 July 1967 Peaked at # (?)
06:02 The Tears Of A Clown-William "Smokey" Robinson & The Miracles (Released 24 September 1970 Peaked at #1 12 December 1970)
08:59 It's A Shame-The Spinners (Released 11 June 1970 Peaked at #14 1970)
11:54 Yester-Me Yester-You Yesterday-Stevie Wonder (Released 30 September 1969 Peaked at #7 13 December 1969)
14:51 Good Lovin' Ain't Easy To Come By-Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell (Released 1969 Peaked at #30 1969)
17:12 Reach Out I'll Be There-The Four Tops (Released 1966 Peaked at #1 15 October 1966)
20:02 I Hear A Symphony-Diana Ross & The Supremes (Released 6 October 1965 Peaked at #1 20 November 1965)
22:42 My Cherie Amour-Stevie Wonder (Released 28 January 1969 Peaked at #4 26 July 1969)
25:22 Just My Imagination-The Temptations (Released 14 January 1971 Peaked at #1 3 April 1971)
29:00 Ain't No Mountain High Enough-Diana Ross (Released 16 July 1970 Peaked at #1 19 September 1970) Originally performed by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell in 1967.
I could listen to that Motown sound all day long.
Thank you so much for the extensive work you put into making this tracklist! I really appreciate your efforts!! You Rock!
You sound like we would be a good fit ❤ Ken
Did you receive flowers before and after?
This takes me way back to like September 1970... back to school dance (6th grade). First slow dance (not on this list) "I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5. I even remember the girl I danced with.
Listening at 70 ...days gone past nothing today sounds this good
I like what you do keep up the good work.
Mahalo thank you for sharing this I love Motown.😊🌴🌞⛈️🐬🌺
Probably my favorite label of all time.
Motown's classic years really were created from a unique recipe that had never been used before. Berry Gordy wanted to make the lush expansive records that artists such as Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald were making at large studios in Los Angeles and New York. However so many artists and musicians at Motown were from the South. They provided an infusion of Blues, Gospel, Jazz and Soul that was the musical equivalent of letting a genie out of a bottle. No other label (including Motown itself in later decades) was able to duplicate the magic on these early days in Detroit.
Over here, it was Tamla Motown, and that was w-a-y before northern soul was even dreamt of!
Ain't No Mountain..man alive...!!!💟💟💟
Classics
Genial Bass lines. O som da Motown me fez querer aprender a tocar.
Gotta lose the hat bruh. Takes away from your hard earned legitimacy 😄🥰
LOL! Yep in hindsight the black fedora wasn't a great look.
@@VillaVybes Nah, lots of Motown men wore them back in the day, before Afros made them impractical. Depends on what year you're looking back on. Suits & skinny ties used to be worn on stage too in the 60s before the hippie movement & so called cultural revolution hit bit time & clothes all changed to the prairie look & dashiki & such. . In fact there's pics of Bee Gees & whom were dubbed Blue eyed soul brothers in fedoras as well. So, not so out of place really.