Courtesy of Mysterysinger. Mary sounds so good and this recording makes this old song sound so fresh!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chPbyKDVpT4
Courtesy of Mysterysinger. Mary sounds so good and this recording makes this old song sound so fresh!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chPbyKDVpT4
First released for download in 2011.
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Sorry, but I have heard better from kaeoke singers who had one too many. LOL
That's not funny and it's not clever. As most Motown hits consist of vocals added to a band track, couldn't it be argued that they're all a kind of karaoke?Quote:
Originally Posted by Circa 1824
I enjoyed that. I might look out for the CD.
Check out her "Stop In the Name of Love" from the same project:Quote:
Originally Posted by 144man
https://soulfuldetroit.com/showthrea...e-Of-Love-quot
I am going to download it and keep an eye out for the original CD.Quote:
Originally Posted by longtimefan
Love this and her version of Stop! On this cd/download
however no way is that Martha singing on the tracks billed as Martha
I don't think it sounds like Martha either - that Martha vibrato isn't there. There are odd moments when I'm less than sure [[not many). On balance, I think it may be someone else.
Could they do that and get away with billing it as "Martha Reeves"?Quote:
Originally Posted by mysterysinger
When I saw Martha and Vandellas awhile ago she had no vibrato. Seems to come and go
If it is Martha on the CD, she sounds good.
I know she can control it when she wants to. I've seen/heard her do it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by luke
Would know the year that this was recorded?Quote:
Originally Posted by mysterysinger
It was first released on download in 2011.Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
Thank you Longtimefan. I was hoping to learn of recording dates, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by longtimefan
1999 or slightly earlier I would think.
Thanks again Mysterysinger.Quote:
Originally Posted by mysterysinger