Does anyone know if 'One block from heaven' and 'Drop in the bucket' were originally released? I've looked on rateyourmusic and scoured the web but not found any info...

I seem to think 'Drop in the bucket' was on a "From the vaults" LP in the 80's, not sure about the other one though...?

lp only i think as said the vaults lp has drop in the bucket on and i have a pickwick lp somewhere with one block from heaven on

kev

Does anyone know if 'One block from heaven' and 'Drop in the bucket' were originally released? I've looked on rateyourmusic and scoured the web but not found any info...

If you have any Motown related questions, you should try here

https://www.dftmc.info/main.html

It's an excellent site which IMO doesn't get enough recognition for what a great source of information it is.

"One block" is on her LP "Vintage Stock" which I assume is original release.

Well worth picking up for her versions of "Honey boy", "When Im gone" and "Everybody needs love"

ROD

Thanks for all the replies...I'll check out that site simont!

kim weston's version WAS unreleased, now on her dbl anthology cd...hard to say which one is the best version

rob.h

Does anyone know if 'One block from heaven' and 'Drop in the bucket' were originally released? I've looked on rateyourmusic and scoured the web but not found any info...

'One block from heaven'; it is on an MFP LP titled 'My Guy'; I get the feeeling that this was issued sometime in the 70s or early 80s; but correct me if I am.....

lp only i think as said the vaults lp has drop in the bucket on and i have a pickwick lp somewhere with one block from heaven on

kev

not pickwick but music for pleasure sounds superb from 1974 bought it on release playing it now brill,

would love thevintage stock lp fromm 66 will have a hunt round the net for that one

kev