There are two motown songs that have the same title,but are different songs,one has been recorded by different artist while the other has been only recorded by one..name the title.
Printable View
There are two motown songs that have the same title,but are different songs,one has been recorded by different artist while the other has been only recorded by one..name the title.
What Good Am I Without You
There is also this one .....
https://youtu.be/LDdJUgNKRFk
:)
Roger
'You're The One'...?
a) The Marvelettes
b) The Originals, also Marvin Gaye and Ivy Jo....
Good guesses...but nope-keep tryin!!
Then, Arr&bee, that makes it at least three pairs of songs, each pair sharing same title, but which are different compositions.
So all anyone has to do now is simply reveal which particular title you have in mind, and think is the correct answer...?
Would The Amazing Kreskin and Max Maven both step forward, please....:rolleyes:
I wonder if stylistically "Ain't No Mountian High Enough" could be considered two different songs? Outside of lyrics, nothing about Marvin and Tammi's version is similar to Diana's.
west,my main man,these are not the songs i'm talking about...get to work,hehehe!!Quote:
Originally Posted by westgrandboulevard
Sweet thing....Spinners Marvin Gaye
Sweet thing DRATS
I'll Always Love You
The Spinners
Brenda Holloway; Blinky
Nope,nope and .....nope!!
Memories...Marvin Gaye..Bobby Taylor
Memories...Temptations
Nope, but i will say this much...funny that you mention-marvin-the temps,hmmmmmm???
Everybody Needs Love
The Temptations, Gladys Knight & The Pips, others
Marvin Gaye - from the LP "Here, My Dear"
IF that's the answer I'd never have got it....left Marvin Gaye after "I want you".
calvin,you da man,we have a winner,calvin you just won lunch for two at-greasy grady's...calvin? Calvin???Quote:
Originally Posted by calvin
yep,that's it!!Quote:
Originally Posted by snakepit
Quote:
Originally Posted by arr&bee
what about "You and I"
by Stevie and Rick James
totally different
I dig it,but calvin got the answer right.
Diana Ross also has a third totally different "You and I."Quote:
Originally Posted by tamlaboy
Attachment 18438Quote:
Originally Posted by arr&bee
As I remember, many years ago, we found 3 or 4 titles that were used twice, with different songs.The Four Tops and Supremes were involved. But, I can't remember all the titles. I seem to remember that one of the artists was an obscure pre-1964 artist.
"I'll Always Love You" [[Spinners/Brenda Holloway)
and "Uptight" [[Herman Griffin/Stevie Wonder) were 2 of them.
knock on my door
Marvelettes 1963
Supremes and Four Tops. 1970
Your Love Is Wonderful
Hattie Littles
Four Tops