Post subject: [2018-10-05] The Four Tops "The Complete ABC/Dunhill Singles" 2CD set (Real Gone)
Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2018 9:48 pm
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Did anyone ever get into their Motown deep cuts? I really like the Motown singles, but like with pretty much all 60's Motown artists, my exposure was pretty much limited to the singles that were popular in the Seattle market. I've never heard any of this ABC material that I can remember.
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Post subject: [2018-10-05] The Four Tops "The Complete ABC/Dunhill Singles" 2CD set (Real Gone)
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Geff R. wrote:
Did anyone ever get into their Motown deep cuts? I really like the Motown singles, but like with pretty much all 60's Motown artists, my exposure was pretty much limited to the singles that were popular in the Seattle market. I've never heard any of this ABC material that I can remember.
Hard to believe you have never heard at least “Ain’t No Woman (Like The One I’ve Got)”, a #4 hit from 1973.
Post subject: [2018-10-05] The Four Tops "The Complete ABC/Dunhill Singles" 2CD set (Real Gone)
Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2018 11:04 pm
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Jay wrote:
Geff R. wrote:
Did anyone ever get into their Motown deep cuts? I really like the Motown singles, but like with pretty much all 60's Motown artists, my exposure was pretty much limited to the singles that were popular in the Seattle market. I've never heard any of this ABC material that I can remember.
Hard to believe you have never heard at least “Ain’t No Woman (Like The One I’ve Got)”, a #4 hit from 1973.
That one sounds familiar.
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Post subject: [2018-10-05] The Four Tops "The Complete ABC/Dunhill Singles" 2CD set (Real Gone)
Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2018 11:36 pm
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Geff R. wrote:
Did anyone ever get into their Motown deep cuts? I really like the Motown singles, but like with pretty much all 60's Motown artists, my exposure was pretty much limited to the singles that were popular in the Seattle market. I've never heard any of this ABC material that I can remember.
Geff,
Here's one from their album, Nature Planned It. It's a interesting medley HeyMan/We Gotta Get You A Woman. I really like it.
Post subject: [2018-10-05] The Four Tops "The Complete ABC/Dunhill Singles" 2CD set (Real Gone)
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 2:36 pm
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Geff R. wrote:
Did anyone ever get into their Motown deep cuts? I really like the Motown singles, but like with pretty much all 60's Motown artists, my exposure was pretty much limited to the singles that were popular in the Seattle market. I've never heard any of this ABC material that I can remember.
I've enjoyed a lot of 'deep cuts' by the Four Tops during their era at Motown. Here's one off their Second Album from '65 that I really like:
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