Some 1967 Hits, MOTOWN sound in a MOTOWN LP MOTOWN MS 661 R&B/Soul US STEREO Press 0:01 The Temptations — Ain’t Too Proud To Beg 2:37 Diana Ross & The Supre…
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Where Did Our Love Go?: The Rise and Fall of the Motown Sound (Music in American Life)

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Where Did Our Love Go? chronicles the rise and fall of Motown Records while emphasizing the role of its dynamic founder, Berry Gordy Jr. First published in 1986, this classic work includes a new preface by Nelson George that identifies Motown’s influence on young recorders and music mogels of today, including R. Kelly, D’Angelo, Sean Combs, and Russell Simmons. Gordy’s uncanny instinct for finding extraordinary talent–whether performers, songwriters, musicians, or producers–yielded popu

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24 Replies to “The Motown Sound – 16 Big Hits Vol. 7 (1967) STEREO Full LP”

  1. Someone said the 60’s was one big non-stop party. Someone else countered
    that it wasn’t so much the 60’s but youth because now is a non-stop party,
    as well because of young people. Not exactly. The 60’s and 70’s were
    truly unique. In certain areas, crowds of people would start partying
    wherever they were; they’d make their own music and start dancing, whole 9.
    No one does that nowadays, especially young folks. The atmosphere was
    free and relaxed in the 60’s and 70’s in various places. Today, it’s tense
    – people sitting around waiting to judge. Go through You Tube watching
    certain videos and read people calling certain female entertainers whores
    and sluts. People didn’t behave that way in the 60’s and 70’s. Freedom of
    expression in its many forms was welcomed. There’s a gargantuan
    difference. You would have had to be there. Now– in our time period,
    there’s a big push to stop people from enjoying anything. Something’s
    wrong with everything– from eating French Fries and a hamburger to
    twerking. Society, at large, doesn’t know how to have fun. People knew
    how to have fun in the 60’s and 70’s. It is far from that, now. People
    need to relax and let loose but they don’t and try to stop everyone else in
    the name of whatever.?

  3. I have depression, I’ve been feeling down for the past couple days. This
    video makes me feel a lot better, I think I’ll listen to more Motown!!!!?

  7. I collected a lot of these albums back when they were first released.
    Don’t know if anyone noticed, but “I’ll Be Doggone” was on Volume 5 as
    well as this one. Guess QC zoned out when this edition went to press.
    “Pretty Little Baby” would have been a better choice since it was only on
    a single at the time. Anyway, the album sounds beautiful! The only
    problem with the stereo mixes is that most of them weren’t as long as the
    mono mixes. Did you really use the original LP? ?

  10. 0:01 The Temptations — Ain’t Too Proud To Beg
    2:37 Diana Ross & The Supremes — Back In My Arms Again
    5:33 Jr. Walker & The All Stars — Pucker Up Buttercup
    8:52 The Marvelettes — The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
    11:44 The Elgins — Darling Baby
    14:21 Diana Ross & The Supremes — I Hear A Symphony
    17:03 Shorty Long — Function At The Junction
    19:55 Tammi Terrell — Come On And See Me

    22:22 Martha Reeves & The Vandellas — I’m Ready For Love
    25:18 Jimmy Ruffin — What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
    28:21 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles — My Girl Has Gone
    31:18 Junior Walker & The All Stars — How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
    34:21 Marvin Gaye — I’ll Be Doggone
    37:11 Stevie Wonder — A Place In The Sun
    40:07 Marvin Gaye And Kim Weston — It Takes Two
    43:08 The Four Tops — Shake Me, Wake Me (When It’s Over)?

  15. I love oldies but goodies. Playlist for the cold weather 50’s 60′ & 70’s
    music. The Motown Sound – 16 Big Hits Vol. 7 (1967) STEREO Full LP?

  17. Mayer Hawthorne has tried to bring this sound back, but think he’s gone off
    in a different direction now..his latest album has definate Steely Dan
    connotations.?

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