Anyone know if this was a legit 45 release or just on a vaults c.d. Possibly Canadian or German ?? Any info appreciated as i want the 45 if there is one. Thanks guy's. Tony. OZ. K.T.F.

Unreleased mate....anywhere! CD only. Great though aint it!!!

Fantastic slab of Motown/Northern Soul - would be great to dance to, I imagine, but it never gets played out anywhere does it ?

If ever there was a case for CD decks at a venue, then this is surely it !!!

play it in the car along with shorty long baby come back to me and jimmy ruffin gotta let you go, so sad these were never put onto vinyl

what cd is this temps track on,

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Fantastic slab of Motown/Northern Soul - would be great to dance to, I imagine, but it never gets played out anywhere does it ?

If ever there was a case for CD decks at a venue, then this is surely it !!!

Couldn't agree more. Whilst I'm all for original vinyl being played (45 or 33) when a storming unreleased track turns up on CD then it should be played.

I recall Marvin Gayes version of Sweet Thing being played towards the late 80's and I think that was from the CD box set which was only available from the US at the time.

And vis-a-vis the Temptations - remember Forever In My Heart - not heard it out since it came out on CD but Lord knows why...

Mick

not even an acetate recording either, just two cd releases....

As an aside for any Motown release you should check the web Site Don't Forget The Motor City great site full of info.

That'll Be The Day (Henry Cosby-William Stevenson-Sylvia Moy) publ. Jobete

The Temptations; rec 10-Jun-65 ; [lead - David Ruffin] ; produced by William Stevenson, Henry Cosby

28-Sep-99; CD (M): Motown 153 366 2 You've Got To Earn it

05-Feb-01; CD (M): Spectrum 544 426 2 Tamla Motown Connoisseurs [ UK ]

Edited January 18, 201015 yr by chalky

not even an acetate recording either, just two cd releases....

As an aside for any Motown release you should check the web Site Don't Forget The Motor City great site full of info.

That'll Be The Day (Henry Cosby-William Stevenson-Sylvia Moy) publ. Jobete

The Temptations; rec 10-Jun-65 ; [lead - David Ruffin] ; produced by William Stevenson, Henry Cosby

28-Sep-99; CD (M): Motown 153 366 2 You've Got To Earn it

05-Feb-01; CD (M): Spectrum 544 426 2 Tamla Motown Connoisseurs [ UK ]

Thanks for that Chalky!

I have it on the 'You've Got To Earn It' CD...the first release for this tune! Loads of other great unissued tracks by the Temps. Ace booklet too!

play it in the car along with shorty long baby come back to me and jimmy ruffin gotta let you go, so sad these were never put onto vinyl

Fully agree there mate. ATB Tony.

Last time I Heard the Temps out played was a few years ago at Kings Hall Stoke , I Confess Ive had a Carvers Made to play out and looks fabulous on the gordy label but took it out my box some time ago .. I must put it back in i think .. Great track

play it in the car along with shorty long baby come back to me and jimmy ruffin gotta let you go, so sad these were never put onto vinyl

Absolutely +1!

Shorty Long "Baby Come Back To Me" is a proper dance record. Why oh why did top notch stuff like this and The Temps never get issued on 45

Absolutely +1!

Shorty Long "Baby Come Back To Me" is a proper dance record. Why oh why did top notch stuff like this and The Temps never get issued on 45

temps track awesome had it since the you got to earn it c.d came out loads of quality unissued motown could be played and in the past has ,you'd think the powers that be at motown would have cottened on by now and released some of the tracks as double sided limited edition collectors items

temps track awesome had it since the you got to earn it c.d came out loads of quality unissued motown could be played and in the past has ,you'd think the powers that be at motown would have cottened on by now and released some of the tracks as double sided limited edition collectors items

Maybe someone should suggest that to Chris King, he has connections with Motown i think. Anyone know his email address or is he on here at all ??

Agreed comments above

We play it out @ Lyric, hence the CD mixer cos there's plenty of sumptious dancefloor tracks only on CD.

Its like garlic bread - the future

not even an acetate recording either, just two cd releases....

As an aside for any Motown release you should check the web Site Don't Forget The Motor City great site full of info.

That'll Be The Day (Henry Cosby-William Stevenson-Sylvia Moy) publ. Jobete

The Temptations; rec 10-Jun-65 ; [lead - David Ruffin] ; produced by William Stevenson, Henry Cosby

28-Sep-99; CD (M): Motown 153 366 2 You've Got To Earn it

05-Feb-01; CD (M): Spectrum 544 426 2 Tamla Motown Connoisseurs [ UK ]

Great site, indeed. Although there are a few missing, the information available is stunning: songwriters, producer, date of recording, covers by Motown artists...