Late Night MotownVarious Artists
Release Date: 06/06/2006
Original Release:
2006
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 800955_CD
UPC # 602498351963
Label: Motown Records
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Disc: 1
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What Love Has Joined Together - The Temptations
2.
Where Did You Go - The Four Tops
3.
Little More Love - Kim Weston
4.
Steal Away Tonight - Barbara McNair
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Ask the Lonely - Billy Eckstine
6.
To Share Your Love - The Fantastic Four
7.
Hurt a Little Everyday - Brenda Holloway
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Since I've Lost You - Gladys Knight & the Pips
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If This World Were Mine - Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell
10.
Baby, Baby Don't Cry - Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
11.
Does Your Mama Know About Me - Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers
12.
Baby, I'm For Real - The Originals
13.
I Let Love Slip Away - David Ruffin
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I Pray You Still Love Me - Jimmy Ruffin
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Never Gonna Leave You - Eddie Kendricks
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Shoe Shoe Shine - The Dynamic Superiors
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When You Need Me - Will Downing/Chanté Moore
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Why Did I Choose You - Marvin Gaye
Performer: Various Artists
Distributor: Fontana Distribution Notes: Think of the classic Motown Sound and what probably comes to mind is the insistent, up-tempo approach that dominates the label's output from Smokey Robinson's "Shop Around" to Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke." In hindsight, very few ballads achieved the same universal renown, which vaults Late Night Motown into the rarefied air of compilations that actually offer new perspective and insight into the Sound of Young America. Spotlighting the mellow, more subdued dimension of Motown's heyday, the disc illuminates the blues and jazz underpinnings lurking below the company's era-defining sound. The songs, though largely unfamiliar to the average listener, nevertheless represent a potent reminder of Motown's musical roots, and offer a chance to hear the label's extraordinary vocal talent in a setting that places the focus squarely on their brilliance. Highlights include Marvin Gaye's "Why Did I Choose You," the Temptations' "What Love Has Joined Together," and Brenda Holloway's "Hurt a Little Every Day." ~ Jason Ankeny
Mojo (Publisher) (p.128) - 4 stars out of 5 -- Aching deep soul of broken hearts and unrequited love."
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