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If You Could Have Compiled It What Would Be Your Choices

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The new Motown 7 x 7 boxed set  if you could have compiled it what would you have put on 7" vinyl:-

 

 

some of mine  four tops Teahouse

 

 

 Ruffin Brothers   Turn back the hands of time

 

https://youtu.be/5DiMQT-zqV0

 

Gladys knight  what good am i

 

 

 

Paul Williams Once you had a heart

 

 

Dennis Edwards When the lights come down on love

 

 

Marvin Gaye  Where are we going

 

 

 

just for starters

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  • Roburt
    Roburt

    Just coz it's an old 60's UK mod / soul club classic, I'd put the Hit Pack's "Never Say No To Your Baby" on one side of one of these 7's. Not too much was ever known about the group, though I be

  • Mickjay33
    Mickjay33

    one of the best tops records never released as a single https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5R8BZ7Noac4

  • Linda4me
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    Barbara Mcnair - It Happens Every Time 

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Just coz it's an old 60's UK mod / soul club classic, I'd put the Hit Pack's "Never Say No To Your Baby" on one side of one of these 7's.

Not too much was ever known about the group, though I believe they were only a 'studio creation' and probably consisted of Robert Dobyne (lead vocals), Robert Staunton & Robert Walker with the Andantes on back up.

Isley brothers sure is a whole lotta woman has to be my top choice any of the JJ Barnes tracks, touch of Venus actually any of the unreleased tracks from the cellarful compilation CDs . Anyway from what I hear there's a box set vol2 due out next easter and a vol3 after that so we may get our wishes, but wish they would hurry up have been waiting years for this, and if they don't get there fingers out I could have popped me clogs lol

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Just coz it's an old 60's UK mod / soul club classic, I'd put the Hit Pack's "Never Say No To Your Baby" on one side of one of these 7's.

 

But that was available on 7 in uk and us  come on try a little harder,this is a once in a lifetime opportunity ! 

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Just coz it's an old 60's UK mod / soul club classic, I'd put the Hit Pack's "Never Say No To Your Baby" on one side of one of these 7's.

Not too much was ever known about the group, though I believe they were only a 'studio creation' and probably consisted of Robert Dobyne (lead vocals), Robert Staunton & Robert Walker with the Andantes on back up.

 

what a great tune..2 on ebay at the mo.......

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THE-HIT-PACK-Never-Say-No-To-Your-Baby-Rare-Northern-Soul-Funk-45-SOUL-35010-/120913452850?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item1c2700df32

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hit-Pack-Never-Say-No-To-Your-Baby-Lets-Dance-Soul-Demo-/120997765296?pt=UK_Records&hash=item1c2c0760b0

Gladys knight & pips" too late for love"

Kim Weston " absent minded lover "

The Temptations " angel doll "

The Supremes " don't let true love die "

The Velvelettes " let love live longer "

Stevie wonder  quality for quantity "

 

 

to start with :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:  

Arthur Adams let me love you tonight. Off a very obscure us only Motown cd. Decent crossover

Tammi Terrell tears at the end of a love affair. So good to be relegated to just an lp.

Brilliant track by a truly beautiful artist  :yes: oozes class

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Barbara Mcnair - It Happens Every Time  :yes:

Disc no 5 on box set so your wish has already been granted

Paul Williams "Once you had a heart" from Smudger's original post is so good, I can't find the words to describe it

 

Kev

I'd have had to include Suspicion and Crying In The Night but also Carolyn Crawford "Until You Came Along", I don't think she ever made anything less than brilliant for Motown

 

 

Tough call, but if you had my balls in a vice, this is my favourite Originals record, from the pen of Marvin, this is the album version on the fantastic "Portrait" set

 

Kev

Paul Williams "Once you had a heart" from Smudger's original post is so good, I can't find the words to describe it

 

Kev

 

I was thinking the same Kev, I've never heard that before but it's flippin' amazing.

"Crying Time" - Brenda Holloway

Paul Williams "Once you had a heart"  I can't find the words to describe it

 

Kev

 

Dull?

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Dull?

Hi Pete

 

Not to these ears, awesome

 

Kev

Different strokes and all that   :thumbsup:

 

I appreciate that not everyone likes the same thing.  But it sounded like track 6 side 2 of an album.  

I appreciate that not everyone likes the same thing.  But it sounded like track 6 side 2 of an album.  

So did Carolyn Crawford to me .

So did Carolyn Crawford to me .

 

Well thought out comeback Graham - is your Dad bigger than my Dad as well?

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Well thought out comeback Graham - is your Dad bigger than my Dad as well?

Why comment on records you do not like , its all about opinions .

As for the last comment I much doubt it.

Why comment on records you do not like , its all about opinions .

As for the last comment I much doubt it.

 

Dunno, because it's a discussion forum maybe?  If it's all about opinions - why can't I have one?

Dunno, because it's a discussion forum maybe?  If it's all about opinions - why can't I have one?

Just thought people were posting up records they thought that deserved a 7 inch release in their view .    

Just thought people were posting up records they thought that deserved a 7 inch release in their view .    

 

It was only because he said he couldn't find words to describe it, so I thought of one for him.

T'was a joke.

Never mind.  I'll be off.

Would like to see Jimmy Ruffin, On the Avenue ( in the neighbourhood ) and the Holland and Dozier ,On the Avenue, ( in the neighbourhood ) , back to back .    

Fantastic Four "If This World Were Mine" and Gladys Knight and the Pips "I'm' Gonna Make You Love Me" would make a nice 45 coupling I reckon

 

Cheers Paul

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