Anyone know what the track listing is for this box set?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Motown-7s-Bo...own+7s+box+set
Anyone know what the track listing is for this box set?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Motown-7s-Bo...own+7s+box+set
Single 1
Jimmy Ruffin - He Who Picks A Rose
Huge Northern Soul favourite legally available for the first timeGladys Knight & The Pips - If You Ever Get Your Hands On Love
Only ever on CD previously, a mid-60s delight that now gets its first legal release on a 45
Single 2
Stevie Wonder - I Want My Baby Back
Previously on LP / French EP only, another first timer on a 45 The Contours - Take Him Back If It Makes You Happy
Featuring lead vocals from Dennis Edwards - highly sought-after and never before on a 45
Single 3
The Spinners - We’re Gonna Be More Than Friends
Recently discovered in the Hitsville vaults - first time ever on a singleKim Weston - You Can Do It
Previously CD on, a great dancer discovered in the tape library recently
Single 4
Brenda Holloway - We’ll Keep On Rolling
A storming piece of LA recorded Northern Soul - first time on a 45 legallyThe Temptations - Angel Doll
Only previously ever available on the highly collectable “Emperors of Soul” 4CD American box set
Single 5
Marvin Gaye - My Love For You
A magical recording from Marvin’s mid 60s period - never on a 45 beforeThe Four Tops - I’m Grateful
H D H magic from their “Second album” , now huge in the clubs, never released on a single before
Single 6
The Isley Brothers - Sure Is A Whole Lotta Woman
Recently discovered 1966 recording, never on a single-until now Barbara McNair - I Know Better
Previously unreleased on vinyl, superb version of the Marvelettes and Gladys Knight song
Single 7
The Velvelettes - That’s A Funny Way
Never on a 45 before - highly in demandThe Originals - Don’t Stop Now
Sought after track, previously album only gem from 1969
http://www.prescriptionmusicpruk.com...l#.U30raK2bpUM
Last edited by MIKEW-UK; 05-21-2014 at 05:45 PM.
Thanks MIKEW-UK, I just wanted to know what I've just ordered.
The blurb for single 7 isn't strictly correct
"The Originals - Don’t Stop Now
Sought after track, previously album only gem from 1969"
As "Don't Stop Now" was included on the "Tamla Motown Connoisseurs!" C.D that was released by U.K. Spectrum in 2001 ....
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tamla-Motown.../dp/B00004WGE6
Roger
I think the blurb is referring to the fact that they are first time on legal vinyl 45's.
I'd be way more excited for this release if the first set wasn't so badly made.
Last edited by MrTopCat; 06-03-2014 at 10:11 AM.
As these sets are specifically aimed at the UK's Northern/Rare Soul & Crossover scenes. I think it's doubtful that they would gain US release.
Product Description
Universal are proud to return to the popular Motown 7's release, and for Volume 2 we have made a few changes to the box packaging. We have adapted the label copy insert into a more substantial four page card leaflet. Vinyl will also be manufactured at Optimal to give the authentic push out centre hole of the time. Sleeves will be paper rather than gloss card. The selection of tracks again represent highly sought after vinyl releases compiled by journalist and DJ Richard Searling. Boxes will be limited edition and numbered.
This from Amazon UK site.
Sadly one of the things I liked about the first box was the cardboard sleeves, which are now being replaced by paper sleeves, presumably to cut costs yet the price of this release has gone up.
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