A word used in the USA on a regular basis but hardly ever in the UK.
UNTIL covid 19 and lockdown..
Which Motown track contains the word...
" Furlough"
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A word used in the USA on a regular basis but hardly ever in the UK.
UNTIL covid 19 and lockdown..
Which Motown track contains the word...
" Furlough"
Stevie Wonder "Bird Of Beauty"? Around 1:07
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWGVMCGK9ZM
No...keep trying
Sorry..didn't know about that Stevie tune. Well done. Sorry for confusing
I don't consider that "Motown"...it's Stevie Wonder but I don't see them as Motown,so to clarify, all the tunes I'll be using will be from 1959-72....my era.
And mainstream Motown artists ...
Not Rare Earth or novelty stuff.
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Well, it wasn't "Greetings" by The Valadiers, or The Monitors.
No..but sound reasoning
Lol well I'm saying Stevie Wonder is mainstream Motown and not Rare Earth or novelty but you're right, "Fulfillingness First Finale" was 1974 so after your classic period [[and I'd not too long been into Motown by 1972 so my era had barely begun).Quote:
Originally Posted by snakepit
If we can't have a Fulfillingness First Finale Furlough how about a Fantastic Four Furlough? Gonna have to think harder on this one.
60s track
On 45
Is it I’ll Furlough You off Martha’s Watchout! album?
Ha ha excellent...but sadly no.
Tough one again Snake. BTW I’ll follow you is a cracking track
It is indeed....I logged it in a column I once did in a NS fanzine. Got a great response but sadly it never really took offQuote:
Originally Posted by soulwally
Dearest One Lamont Dozier
Excellent
well done
Here it is
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zJcGGG6_dhI