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    Fave MOTOWN DANCE HITS From Classic 1960's Motown Thru Post-'72 LA Motown Disco

    Great news, everyone! Berry Gordy is so pleased and impressed with the positive response of everyone's contribution toward Motown's Prettiest CD compilation, he would now like for you to come up with a list of 25 of Motown's Hottest Dance Hits! As we all know, Motown was releasing Dance music long before the term "Disco" was ever invented. Let your favorite dance tracks include Classic 1960's Motown as well as post-1972 LA Motown Disco. Keep it fresh and exciting by mixing them all in together!

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    How about Sammy to start it off?


    And what about a fantastic artist that never really made it big at Motown?

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    And, Away We Go-

    1. Martha & The Vandellas-"Dance Party"
    2. The Marvelettes-"Mix It Up'
    3. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-"Mickey's Monkey"
    4. The Contours-"Can You Jerk Like Me"
    5. Jr. Walker & The All Stars-"Shotgun"
    6. Stevie Wonder-"Love A Go-Go"
    7. Barbara McNair-"Baby A Go-Go"
    8. The Contours-"Shake Sherrie"
    9. The Marvelettes-"Barefootin"
    10. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-"Going To A Go-Go"
    11. Eddie Kendricks-"Keep On Trucking"
    12. The Miracles-"Love Machine"
    13. Marvin Gaye-"Got To Give It Up [Pts. 1 & 2]"
    15. The Commodores-"Machine Gun"
    16. Diana Ross-"Love Hangover"
    17. Thelma Houston-"Don't Leave Me This Way"
    18. The Jackson 5-"Dancing Machine"
    19. Gladys Knight & The Pips-"The Nitty Gritty"
    20. Rick James-"You And I"
    21. The Temptations-"Hum Along And Dance"
    22. The Jackson 5-"Honey Love"
    23. Martha & The Vandellas-"The Jerk"
    24. Frank Wilson-"Do I Love You [Yes I Do]"
    25. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-"Dancing's Alright"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Jarvis View Post
    How about Sammy to start it off?


    And what about a fantastic artist that never really made it big at Motown?

    Graham, at first, I wasn't sure if your two dance entries [[out of the requested 25) were appropriate for this particular post, but they are indeed danceable, so why not, I say! I bought Sammy Davis, Jr.'s, "Something For Everyone" Motown LP back upon its release but, I must admit, I didn't like it. I had really wanted to love it, but just couldn't. [[I was hoping for some Smokey-produced Motown cover versions or new songs, as Motown achieved with Billy Exkstine's and Barbara McNair's albums; instead, we got cover versions of non-Motown songs, i.e., "Spinning Wheel", "You'd Better Sit Down Kids", "Wichita Lineman", "In The Ghetto", etc.)

    At the time, I did, however, like -- and purchased --- Sammy's 1971 45 release on his own new Ecology label [[which was distributed by Motown) titled, "In My Own Lifetime" b/w "I'll Begin Again" [[both of which are included on "Motown's Complete Singles - Volume 11A [[1971)".

    I've gotta admit, I had never heard Sammy's 1984 recording of "Hello Detroit", but I LOVE IT! And it IS danceable! IMO, it's the best of his Motown recordings that I've heard so far. If only it were available on CD! [[I'm left wondering how Sammy happened to reunite with Motown after so many unsuccessful years had passed. Or, was "Hello Detroit" left over from his early '70s Motown sessions?

    As far as Chuck Jackson goes, I bought all three of his Motown albums upon their release -- "Arrives", "Goin' Back To Chuck Jackson" and "Teardrops Keep Falling On My Heart". Why he didn't find success at Motown is beyond me. From the very first note of the very first track on Chuck's very first Motown album [["Arrives"), the track "[[You Can't Let The Boy Overpower) The Man In You", had me hooked and mesmerized by Smokey's latest production. And it's an exciting mid-tempo dance groove as well -- definitely among my favorites!

    CHUCK JACKSON
    "[[YCLTBO) The Man In You"
    https://youtu.be/i7vt0YrZJ7U?si=bVoPj5Ln9TZH03vT

    Okay, Graham, now you owe us 23 more dance recommendations! Ha!!!
    Last edited by Philles/Motown Gary; 11-15-2023 at 11:58 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motown Eddie View Post
    And, Away We Go-

    1. Martha & The Vandellas-"Dance Party"
    2. The Marvelettes-"Mix It Up'
    3. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-"Mickey's Monkey"
    4. The Contours-"Can You Jerk Like Me"
    5. Jr. Walker & The All Stars-"Shotgun"
    6. Stevie Wonder-"Love A Go-Go"
    7. Barbara McNair-"Baby A Go-Go"
    8. The Contours-"Shake Sherrie"
    9. The Marvelettes-"Barefootin"
    10. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-"Going To A Go-Go"
    11. Eddie Kendricks-"Keep On Trucking"
    12. The Miracles-"Love Machine"
    13. Marvin Gaye-"Got To Give It Up [Pts. 1 & 2]"
    15. The Commodores-"Machine Gun"
    16. Diana Ross-"Love Hangover"
    17. Thelma Houston-"Don't Leave Me This Way"
    18. The Jackson 5-"Dancing Machine"
    19. Gladys Knight & The Pips-"The Nitty Gritty"
    20. Rick James-"You And I"
    21. The Temptations-"Hum Along And Dance"
    22. The Jackson 5-"Honey Love"
    23. Martha & The Vandellas-"The Jerk"
    24. Frank Wilson-"Do I Love You [Yes I Do]"
    25. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-"Dancing's Alright"
    Wow! Perfectly-varied list, Eddie! You took the title of The Marvelettes' "Mix It Up" to heart, and you did just that!

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    To get the Disco ball shining just a little bit brighter, here are some ideas to get your feet movin' and your butt shakin':

    1) THE TEMPTATIONS - Glasshouse
    2) THELMA HOUSTON - I Can't Go On Living Without Your Love
    3) J5 - Get It Together
    4) DIANA ROSS - You Were The One
    5) MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS - Your Love Makes It All Worthwhile
    6) MARVIN GAYE - Chained
    7) THE SUPREMES - Love Is Like An Itching In My Heart
    8) STEVIE WONDER - Ain't That Asking For Trouble
    9) YVONNE FAIR - Walk Out The Door If You Wanna
    10) THE TEMPTATIONS - It's A Lonely World Without Your Love
    11) FOUR TOPS - Something About You
    12) JR. WALKER - How Sweet It Is
    13) THE VELVELETTES - A Bird In The Hand [[Is Worth Two In The Bush)
    13) THE MARVELETTES - The Stranger
    14) J5 - Dancing Machine
    15) BRENDA HOLLOWAY - Just Look What You've Done
    16) THE NEW SUPREMES - I'm Gonna Let My Heart Do The Walking
    17) SHORTY LONG - Don't Mess With My Weekend
    18) GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
    19) DIANA ROSS - The Boss
    20) J5 - Forever Came Today
    21) EDDIE KENRICKS - Boogie Down
    22) MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS - Bless You
    23) THE SUPREMES - You Can't Hurry Love
    24) VALERIE SIMPSON - Drink The Wine
    25) JR. WALKER - Tune Up
    Last edited by Philles/Motown Gary; 11-16-2023 at 01:02 AM.

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    Some good lists, but there is so many Motown artists with great records that never seem to exist anymore, one other is the Isley Bros, they have so many great songs. "Tell Me, It's Just a Rumour Baby" [it was never issued on 45 in the States] . They were all Berry's at one time!

    Anyway it's for everyone!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Jarvis View Post
    Some good lists, but there is so many Motown artists with great records that never seem to exist anymore, one other is the Isley Bros, they have so many great songs. "Tell Me, It's Just a Rumour Baby" [it was never issued on 45 in the States] . They were all Berry's at one time!

    Anyway it's for everyone!
    Graham, I, too, love The Isley Brothers' "Tell Me It's Just A Rumor, Baby". I have no idea why it wasn't released as a single here in the U.S. unless Motown feared that it was "too black" for 1960's AM Pop Radio stations. Right or wrong, that's the only possible reason I can think of. It's a shame because it's one of the best dance records EVER!
    Last edited by Philles/Motown Gary; 11-16-2023 at 07:34 AM.

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    Try Billy Eckstine?


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    More Dancers from Motown!

    1. Little Stevie Wonder-"Fingertips [Part 2]"
    2. The Contours-"Dancing U.S.A."
    3. Eddie Holland-"Leaving Here"
    4. The Supremes-"Love Is Like An Itching In My Heart"
    5. Stevie Wonder-"Nothing's Too Good For My Baby"
    6. The Isley Bros.-"Got To Have You Back"
    7. The Monitors-"Number One In Your Heart"
    8. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas-"I Can't Dance To That Music Your Playing"
    9. The Temptations-"Happy People"
    10. Bonnie Pointer-"Heaven Must Have Sent You"
    11. Jr. Walker & The All Stars-"Hip City [Pts. 1 & 2]"
    12. The Isley Bros.-"Catching Up On Time"
    13. Martha & The Vandellas-"Nobody'll Care"
    14. Marvin Gaye-"Hitch Hike"
    15. The Spinners-"I'll Always Love You"
    16. The Marvelettes-"Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead"
    17. Eddie Kendricks-"Date With The Rain"
    18. The Supremes-"The Day Will Come Between Sunday And Monday"
    19. The Jackson 5-"Body Language"
    20. The Twisting Kings-"Congo Twist"
    21. Martha & The Vandellas-"Dancing In The Street"
    22. Jr. Walker & The All Stars-"Baby You Know You Ain't Right"
    23. Stevie Wonder-"Every Time I See You I Go Wild"
    24. Kim Weston-"I'm Going To Make It Up To You"
    25. The Temptations-"Psychedelic Shack [Long Version]"
    Last edited by Motown Eddie; 11-17-2023 at 05:51 AM.

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    Most of Motown's output was dance music. But since most of the ones I would have chosen have been selected in previous posts I'll throw some others out there for consideration:

    I've Got A Weak Heart-Kim
    Tender Loving Care - PJ
    Jimmy Mack [[mono single)-Martha
    Let It Whip=Dazz Band
    Let Me Tickle Your Fancy-Jermaine
    He's A Pretender-High Inergy
    He's All I've Got-Supremes
    Since You've Been Gone-4 Tops
    You Need Love Like I Do-Gladys
    You and I-Rick James
    Don't Park Your Loving-High Inergy
    It's A Good, Good Feeling-Miracles
    What's Easy For Two-Marvelettes
    Do You See My Love-Jr Walker
    What Is A Heart Good For-Miracles
    Moving Violation-J5
    You're What's Missing In My Life-Supremes
    You Need A Strong Dose of Love-GC Cameron
    Come and Get This Stuff-Syreeta
    In The Middle Of A Feeling-Three Ounces of Love
    You Are The Reason I Feel Like Dancing-5th Dimension
    Get The Cream Off The Top-Eddie
    Funky Music-Edwin Starr
    Treat Her Like A Lady-Temptations
    Love Power-Willie Hutch
    Warm Summer Night-Mary Wilson

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    Motown was the dance music of the 60's. My list doesn't go past 1968. It includes some already mentioned that I just couldn't leave out.

    Do You Love Me [Now That I Can Dance]? - Contours
    Mix It Up - Marvelettes
    I Gotta Dance to Keep from Crying - Miracles
    In My Lonely Room - Martha & Vandellas
    I'll Be in Trouble - Temptations
    You're a Wonderful One - Marvin Gaye
    Danger! Heartbreak Dead Ahead - Marvelettes
    It's the Same Old Song - Four Tops
    Something About You - Four Tops
    Take Me in Your Arms [Rock Me a Little While] - Kim Weston
    Going to a Go Go - Smokey & Miracles
    Up Tight - Stevie Wonder
    Don't Mess with Bill - Marvelettes
    Get Ready - Temptations
    Ain't Too Proud to Beg - Temptations
    Love Is Like an Itching in My Heart - Supremes
    This Old Heart of Mine - Isley Bros.
    Whole Lotta Shakin' in My Heart [Since I Met You] - Smokey & Miracles
    You Can't Hurry Love - Supremes
    Function at the Junction - Shorty Long
    Road Runner - Jr. Walker & All Stars
    I'm Ready for Love - Martha & Vandellas
    Jimmy Mack - Martha & Vandellas
    Soulful Shack - Smokey & Miracles
    He Was Really Sayin' Something - Marvelettes
    Going Down for the Third Time - Supremes
    Just Look What You've Done - Brenda Holloway
    I Heard It Through the Grapevine - Gladys & Pips
    I Can't Dance to That Music You're Playing - Martha & Vandellas
    The Stranger - Marvelettes
    I Heard it Through the Grapevine - Marvin Gaye

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Jarvis View Post
    Try Billy Eckstine?

    Graham, I can EASILY picture Motown fans gettin' down and dirty-dancing to this mid-tempo jitterbugger! Had I been aware of it back in the day, I would have raced out to buy this single first thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motown Eddie View Post
    More Dancers from Motown!

    1. Little Stevie Wonder-"Fingertips [Part 2]"
    2. The Contours-"Dancing U.S.A."
    3. Eddie Holland-"Leaving Here"
    4. The Supremes-"Love Is Like An Itching In My Heart"
    5. Stevie Wonder-"Nothing's Too Good For My Baby"
    6. The Isley Bros.-"Got To Have You Back"
    7. The Monitors-"Number One In Your Heart"
    8. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas-"I Can't Dance To That Music Your Playing"
    9. The Temptations-"Happy People"
    10. Bonnie Pointer-"Heaven Must Have Sent You"
    11. Jr. Walker & The All Stars-"Hip City [Pts. 1 & 2]"
    12. The Isley Bros.-"Catching Up On Time"
    13. Martha & The Vandellas-"Nobody'll Care"
    14. Marvin Gaye-"Hitch Hike"
    15. The Spinners-"I'll Always Love You"
    16. The Marvelettes-"Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead"
    17. Eddie Kendricks-"Date With The Rain"
    18. The Supremes-"The Day Will Come Between Sunday And Monday"
    19. The Jackson 5-"Body Language"
    20. The Twisting Kings-"Congo Twist"
    21. Martha & The Vandellas-"Dancing In The Street"
    22. Jr. Walker & The All Stars-"Baby You Know You Ain't Right"
    23. Stevie Wonder-"Every Time I See You I Go Wild"
    24. Kim Weston-"I'm Going Make It Up To You"
    25. The Temptations-"Psychedelic Shack [Long Version]"
    Another cool list full of well-known hits and rarities, Eddie!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BayouMotownMan View Post
    Most of Motown's output was dance music. But since most of the ones I would have chosen have been selected in previous posts I'll throw some others out there for consideration:

    I've Got A Weak Heart-Kim
    Tender Loving Care - PJ
    Jimmy Mack [[mono single)-Martha
    Let It Whip=Dazz Band
    Let Me Tickle Your Fancy-Jermaine
    He's A Pretender-High Inergy
    He's All I've Got-Supremes
    Since You've Been Gone-4 Tops
    You Need Love Like I Do-Gladys
    You and I-Rick James
    Don't Park Your Loving-High Inergy
    It's A Good, Good Feeling-Miracles
    What's Easy For Two-Marvelettes
    Do You See My Love-Jr Walker
    What Is A Heart Good For-Miracles
    Moving Violation-J5
    You're What's Missing In My Life-Supremes
    You Need A Strong Dose of Love-GC Cameron
    Come and Get This Stuff-Syreeta
    In The Middle Of A Feeling-Three Ounces of Love
    You Are The Reason I Feel Like Dancing-5th Dimension
    Get The Cream Off The Top-Eddie
    Funky Music-Edwin Starr
    Treat Her Like A Lady-Temptations
    Love Power-Willie Hutch
    Warm Summer Night-Mary Wilson
    Interesting and unique list, Bayou! There are bound to be duplicates from list to list, but I wouldn't let it stop me. If you feel strongly enough about a track, include it. Delving into Motown's mid-to-late '70s and early '80s hits can be a fresh source of dance content.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lucky2012 View Post
    Motown was the dance music of the 60's. My list doesn't go past 1968. It includes some already mentioned that I just couldn't leave out.

    Do You Love Me [Now That I Can Dance]? - Contours
    Mix It Up - Marvelettes
    I Gotta Dance to Keep from Crying - Miracles
    In My Lonely Room - Martha & Vandellas
    I'll Be in Trouble - Temptations
    You're a Wonderful One - Marvin Gaye
    Danger! Heartbreak Dead Ahead - Marvelettes
    It's the Same Old Song - Four Tops
    Something About You - Four Tops
    Take Me in Your Arms [Rock Me a Little While] - Kim Weston
    Going to a Go Go - Smokey & Miracles
    Up Tight - Stevie Wonder
    Don't Mess with Bill - Marvelettes
    Get Ready - Temptations
    Ain't Too Proud to Beg - Temptations
    Love Is Like an Itching in My Heart - Supremes
    This Old Heart of Mine - Isley Bros.
    Whole Lotta Shakin' in My Heart [Since I Met You] - Smokey & Miracles
    You Can't Hurry Love - Supremes
    Function at the Junction - Shorty Long
    Road Runner - Jr. Walker & All Stars
    I'm Ready for Love - Martha & Vandellas
    Jimmy Mack - Martha & Vandellas
    Soulful Shack - Smokey & Miracles
    He Was Really Sayin' Something - Marvelettes
    Going Down for the Third Time - Supremes
    Just Look What You've Done - Brenda Holloway
    I Heard It Through the Grapevine - Gladys & Pips
    I Can't Dance to That Music You're Playing - Martha & Vandellas
    The Stranger - Marvelettes
    I Heard it Through the Grapevine - Marvin Gaye
    Love this list, Lucky!

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    And The Motown Dance Hits Just Keep On Coming!

    1) THE SUPREMES - You Keep Me Hanging On
    2) MARY WELLS - One Block From Heaven
    3) KIM WESTON - Looking For The Right Guy
    4) JR. WALKER - Right On Brothers And Sisters
    5) THE VELVELETTES - He Was Really Saying Something
    6) STEVIE WONDER - Part-Time Lover
    7) EARL VAN DYKE & THE SOUL BROTHERS Ft. THE ANDANTES - All For You
    8) MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS - Easily Persuaded
    9) DAVID & JIMMY RUFFIN - Set 'Em Up [[Move In For The Thrill)
    10) TAMMI TERRELL - He's The One I Love
    11) THE VELVELETTES - Needle In A Haystack
    12) GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS - The Boy From Crosstown
    13) STEVIE WONDER - Go Home
    14) EDWIN STARR - S.O.S. [[Stop Her On Sight)
    15) FOUR TOPS - I Got A Feeling
    16) THE NEW SUPREMES - Na Na Hey Hey [[Kiss Him Goodbye)
    17) STEVIE WONDER - Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Dah-Day
    18) DIANA ROSS - Remember Me
    19) THE NEW MIRACLES - Wigs And Lashes
    20) DYNAMIC SUPERIORS - Nowhere To Run
    21) JR. WALKER - Take Me Girl I'm Ready
    22) KIKI DEE - More Today Than Yesterday
    23) THE TEMPTATIONS - Keep Holding On
    24) JERMAINE JACKSON - Take Me In Your Arms
    25) THE NEW SUPREMES - He's My Man

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    As Darlene Love stated in her interview segment for "Girl Groups -- The Story Of A Sound", "MOTOWN was gettin' DOWN!" And, boy, were they ever!

    1) THE MARVELETTES - Keep Off, No Trespassing
    2) THE TEMPTATIONS - Power
    3) THE SUPREMES - Mother Dear [["More Hits" Album Version)
    4) STEVIE WONDER - Superstition
    5) SYREETA - To Know You Is To Love You
    6) MICHAEL JACKSON - Rockin" Robin
    7) FOUR TOPS - My Past Just Crossed My Future
    8) DIANA ROSS - What You Gave Me
    9) JR. WALKER - Proud Mary
    10) RICK JAMES - Love Gun
    11) THE COMMODORES - Brick House
    12) MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS - Leave It In The Hands Of Love
    13) THE NEW SUPREMES - Have I Lost You
    14) THREE OUNCES OF LOVE - I've Got A Right To Be Loved
    15) JR. WALKER - Nothing But Soul
    16) DIANA ROSS - No One Gets The Prize
    17) MARVIN GAYE - Can I Get A Witness
    18) STEVIE WONDER - Signed, Sealed, Delivered
    19) BARBARA RANDOLPH - When It Rains It Pours
    20) SHORTY LONG - Night Fo' Last
    21) CHRIS CLARK - Whisper You Love Me Boy
    22) THE MARVELETTES - My Baby Must Be A Magician
    23) STEVIE WONDER - You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover
    24) GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS - Just Walk In My Shoes
    25) FOUR TOPS - You Gotta Forget Him, Darling

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    The Contours "Whole Lotta Woman"


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    Don't forget Xmas & Stevie!


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    Stevie's "What Christmas Means To Me" is a great dance track, Graham. And timely, too!
    Last edited by Philles/Motown Gary; 11-18-2023 at 03:26 PM.

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    Gary it just seems you and me!

    How about the Vows "Tell Me" & Ivy Jo "I Can Feel The Pain" So many more from V.I.P. Dalton Boys , Chris Clark, R Dean Taylor. Debbie Dean & the list goes on.




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