Various - The Complete Motown Singles | Vol. 8: 1968 (7", Single, Mono, RP + 6xC

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7" is in poor condition. CD's have some scuffs but play through OK. Case is a little worn but spine is fine and it's complete.

Notes :

Booklet; page 115 Track-by-track annotations by Bill Dahl and Keith Hughes. All text edited with additional material by Harry Weinger. Bill Dahl of Chicago has written hundreds of album reviews, feature stories and articles about music and musicians. He has been nominated for a GRAMMY® award for his notes to Ray Charles' Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection. With Weldon A. MacDougal III, Dahl is the author of Motown: The Golden Years. Keith Hughes of Wantage, England is the author of Don't Forget The Motor City, a Motown discography, and he has written articles for a variety of soul magazines. His research has appeared in a number of CD compilations. Billboard chart information courtesy of Billboard/Nielsen Business Media and Joel Whitburn's Record Research Inc. A version of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech, recorded at Detroit's Cobo Hall in 1963, was issued by Motown on Gordy 7023, b/w Liz Lands' rendition of "We Shall Overcome" (see [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/826802]Vol. 3[/url]), on April 3, 1968, just four days after his assassination. The recording is controlled by the King estate. Booklet; page 130; "Compilation Credits" [...] Digitally re-mastered from the original analog singles master tapes by Ellen Fitton at Universal Mastering Studios-East. [...] Recordings made in Studio A, 2648 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, MI, unless otherwise noted. With Thanks To: All of the artists and staffers who contributed their memories, and to Chris Jenner, Paul Nixon, Bill Levenson, Ritchie Hardin, Martin Hughes, Eric Charge, David Bell, John Lester, Adam White, and to Motown fans everywhere. Our gratitude to Berry Gordy, the Gordy family, the artists, musicians, engineers, writers, producers, arrangers, handclappers and footstompers at 2648 West Grand Boulevard, Studio B, the Donovan Building on Woodward Avenue, and Motown L.A. [...] Design: Tornado Design, Los Angeles [...] Photographs courtesy of Motown Records Archives Ads and sheet music courtesy of David Bell and Barry Murphy Single labels & picture sleeves courtesy of Lars "LG" Nilsson, Gary Johns, and Motown Records Archives Billboard chart pg. 114 (C) 1968-2007 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. Reprinted with permission from Billboard. (C) 2007 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. B0009708-2 Distributed by Universal Music Distribution. Non-release notes: CD edition limited to 6000 limited edition copies (Hip-O Select). Exact US release date culled from Hip-O Select. According to most online retailers the item was released in the UK on November 19, 2007 Disc 1-6 corresponds to 38-43 in [url=http://www.discogs.com/label/The+Complete+Motown+Singles]The Complete Motown Singles[/url] series. All musician credits and backing vocals, production, engineering or songwriting credits taken from the track-by-track annotations and essays (Submitter's note). Full production credit for 42.07 and 42.09 reads The Clan: Berry Gordy, Deke Richards, R. Dean Taylor and Frank Wilson. The names are excluded in the credits here as they constituted The Clan, and would only add unnecessary clutter to the database (Submitter's note).

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