THE BIG, BIG SOUND FROM DETROIT RHYTHM AND BLUES FRENCH MOTOWN LP
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THE BIG, BIG SOUND FROM DETROIT RHYTHM AND BLUES FRENCH MOTOWN LP. Condition is "Used". Dispatched with Royal Mail 1st Class.
Part of my personal collection of mainly 60s Soul, Northern and Motown vinyl which will be listed over the next few weeks. Numerous French 60s EPs and 45s with picture sleeves will be included.
Please see label/sleeve/disc photos.
Unique French compilation LP released as part as January 1965 pre-promotion to launch of Tamla Motown label in France which occurred in April that year. Possibly first Motown content LP issued in non-English speaking country. Discography shows detailed musician listings not permitted elsewhere at that time (not until 1971 did Motown recognise studio musicians on sleeve credits).
Track listing:
- –The Supremes
- Where Did Our Love Go
- –Sammy Ward
- You've Got To Change
- –Brenda Holloway
- Sad Song
- –The Darnells
- Come On Home
- –Kim Weston
- Love Me All The Way
- –Eddie Holland
- Leaving Here
- –Eddie Holland
- Candy To Me
- –Mary Wells
- My Guy
- –The Miracles
- I Like It Like That
- Marvin Gaye & KIm Weston
- What Good Am I Without You
- The Marvelettes
- You're My Remedy
- Marvin Gaye
- Can I Get A Witness
Label: Columbia
Catalogue Number: FPX 292
Sleeve Is graded Very Good Plus
Vinyl Is graded Very Good Plus (tested on Technics SL-1200MK2 Turntable)
Clean labels.
1965 French Pressing
Combined postage for multiple purchases.
UK-based sale so no VAT added for UK buyers.
International buyers please contact for postage.
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