Originally Posted by
bradsupremes
I've been listening to a lot of the unreleased/album filler material lately and the Raynard Miner compositions/productions always grab my ear. I know he came to Motown in 1968, but how long was with the label before leaving? It seems he was only around for a year or so. Did it have anything to do with the fact Motown basically canned most of his songs or threw them on albums as fillers? I know the Four Tops' "The Key" got a B-side, but it seems as though Motown never put faith in his songs. It's a shame because some of my favorite Motown songs were written by him. Take a listen to Martha & the Vandellas "I Love The Man," the Four Tops' "You Can't Keep A Good Man Down" and "Clip My Wings." They're incredible.
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