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If You Gonna Leave (Just Leave) - Gladys Knight & Pips

Can You Do It - The Contours

They never found out the name of the dance in the lyrics, so I suppose it could be called "The It".

He probably knew very well how Chanukah should be pronounced, but didn't realise from that particular spelling that it was the same word.

Papa Was Too - Joe Tex

Remember (Walking In the Sand) - The Shangri-las

Don't Leave Me - Holland-Dozier

^^^ Soundtracks tended to come out on Motown.
Maybe because of the potential marketing opportunities for these, there was a policy decision that the Motown label was their natural home.

I'm on My Way to a Better Place - Chairmen of the Board

Could It Be Forever - David Cassidy

Let's Get Together - Alexander O'Neal

Make Me Yours - Bettye Swann, High Inergy

The Luney Landing / The Luney Take-Off by Captain Zap & the Motortown Cut-Ups (M1151, 1969) is pretty odd.

Not only are all the song clips on this novelty break-in record taken from Motown...

Oh Yeah, Maybe Baby - The Crystals

Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy - The Tams

I've Got You Under My Skin - The 4 Seasons

You Can't Sit Down - Philip Upchurch Combo

I bought the Ramona King version of "It's In His Kiss" in preference to the the Betty Everett version which came out a week later, and there's not a trace of a shoop shoop on it. Apparently the...

Little Darlin' (I Need You) - Marvin Gaye

Diamond Life - Sade

No Man Is An Island - The Van Dykes

I like the song a lot, but then I tend to like George Gordy/ Allen Story compositions.

The Rubberband Man - The Spinners

The mystery deepens. The song was covered on the 1963 "Meet the Searchers" LP, but according to discogs.com the writers are Ross and Vanadore.

Ballad to the One I Love - Four Tops

Satisfaction Guaranteed/ River of Love - Keith Moss (Harvey 122) was unreleased.
As far as I know, these two tracks have never emerged anywhere.

[DFTMC]