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  Kev-Lo (7273747576) 3-Pundit Username: 7273747576 Post Number: 53 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 4.237.32.254 |
Hi this is Kev-Lo I think we talked about B sides once before but Tonight I was doing some serious jaming and I was playing The COD's song MICHAEL and then I played The B side Cry No More which a killer.There were so many other B sides 45's that were great and should have been hits.So just for the record SD's what were some of your favorite B sides | ||
Arcadia (arcadia) 3-Pundit Username: arcadia Post Number: 39 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 4.237.17.97 |
"Sad Souvenirs" - Four Tops "B" Side to the MEGA HIT "I Can't Help Myself" - 1965 A- | ||
Juicefree20 (juicefree20) 6-Zenith Username: juicefree20 Post Number: 515 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 24.46.184.162 |
I Need You which was the B side of Otis Leavills 1969 hit I Love You. I Need You is a killer ballad, sounds like classic Eugene Record!!!! | ||
Robb_K (robb_k) 4-Laureate Username: robb_k Post Number: 134 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.81.27.76 |
There are literally thousands I could list,as I generally have liked be sides better (probably in 60-65% of 45s. But, I'm already in danger of losing my career and ending up homeless in the streets because of spending too much time on this forum-so I'll only list a few. "Don't Come Looking For Me" by The Sweet Things, on the flip of You're My Lovin' Baby". It was a very soulful, slow mid-tempo, while the A side was a typical Philles-style Girls Group sound. I often prefer the ballad side to Northern Soul Stompers-to wit: "Never In A Million Years" -Honey Bees' ballad flip of stomper "Let's Get Back Together". I prefer Frank Wilson's "Sweeter As The Days Go By" to Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" I much preferred the doo-woppy ballad "I Love You So" by The Crows to the popular "Gee". I also preferred "Cross Over The Bridge" by the Chords to "Sh-Boom". I often like the ballad side of dance records, as in the case of a couple Bobby Freeman records on King. That wasn't true, however, in the case of the sweet ballad "Forgotten Spring" by The Martells, when uncharacteristically (and unbelievably), I preferred the novelty jump blues side "Va Va Voom"!!! I guess there's no accounting for taste! Apparantly, there are so many different factors involved in the degree one likes a given song, that it is difficult for even a person who "thinks" he or she knows his(her) taste, that it can't be predicted accurately. | ||
Soul Sister (soul_sister) 5-Doyen Username: soul_sister Post Number: 381 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 65.43.147.99 |
Hi RobbK; I have an original Chord's "Sh-Boom" 45 on Cat label from 1954 (?) if I remember the year correctly. The B-side of it is "Little Maiden" which I love. Yours is different? S.S. | ||
Robb_K (robb_k) 4-Laureate Username: robb_k Post Number: 136 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.81.182.101 |
Hi, S.S. "Little Maiden" was by far the more common release. If I remember correctly, the record was released first with "Cross Over The Bridge" a fairly sweet mid-tempo, and it was recalled, and released for the bulk of its run with the novelty "Little Maiden" on the flip. I have both. I don't really like "Little Maiden". "Cross Over The Bridge" was a standard, but I remember it best by The Flamingos in late 1953. But I like The Chords' version a lot, too. While I'm back on this B-side thread,- I'll add one: I really like "More than A Dream" by Eivets Rednow (Stevie Wonder playing Harmonica) much better than the A side, "Alfie" (which was also quite good). | ||
Stonewall (stonewall) 3-Pundit Username: stonewall Post Number: 36 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.237.26.43 |
Stonewall's Favourite =MOTOWN= "B" Sides: [Key: "B" side......."A" side] DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES: "I'm Standing At The Crossroads Of Love"......."When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes" "Ask Any Girl"......."Baby Love" "Everything's Good About U"......."My World Is Empty Without You" "Put Yourself In My Place"......."You Can't Hurry Love" "Remove This Doubt"......."You Keep Me Hangin' On" "There's No Stopping Us Now"......."Love Is Here And Now You're Gone" "Going Down For the Third Time"......."Reflections" "I Guess I'll Always Love You"......."In And Out Of Love" "The Young Folks"......."No Matter What Sign You Are" "He's My Sonny Boy"......."Someday We'll Be Together" MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS: "A Love Like Yours Don't Come Knocking"......."Heat Wave" "Darling, I Hum Our Song"......."Quicksand" ""Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things"......."You've Been In Love Too Long" "Motoring"......."Nowhere To Run" "Watchout! Never Leave Your Baby's Side"......."My Baby Loves Me" "Third Finger, Left Hand"......."Jimmy Mack" "One Way Out"......."Love Bug Leave My Heart Alone" "Show Me The Way To Your Heart"......."Honey Chile" "Love, Guess Who"......."I Should Be Proud" "I Want U Back"......."Tear It On Down" THE FOUR TOPS: "Sad Souveniers"......."I Can't Help Myself" "Helpless"......."Something About You" "I've Got A Feeling"......."Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever"" "I'll Turn To Stone"......."7 Rooms Of Gloom" "Don't Bring Back Memories"......."What Is A Man?" MICHAEL JACKSON & THE JACKSONS: "Who's Lovin' You?"......."I Want U Back" "The Young Folks"......."ABC" "Touch"......."Get It Together" MICHAEL JAXSON: "You Can Cry On My Shoulder"......."Ben" MARY WELLS: "Old Love"......."Two Lovers" "You Lost The Sweetest Boy"......."What's Easy For Two Is So Hard For One" "Once Upon A Time"......."What's The Matter With You Baby?" [w/ MPG] "Oh, Little Boy (Look What You've Done To Me)"....."My Guy" BRENDA HOLLOWAY: "How Many Times Did You Mean It?"......."You Can Cry On My Shoulder" "Starting The Hurt All Over Again"......."Just Look What You've Done" "I've Got To Find It!"......."You've Made Me So Very Happy" (Message edited by Stonewall on May 04, 2004) | ||
Juicefree20 (juicefree20) 6-Zenith Username: juicefree20 Post Number: 521 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 24.46.184.162 |
What's up STONEWALL!!! From your list, I can tell that you're a Motown kinda guy. Man, you've got Detroit in your soul. You've got a jones man, you're hooked my friend. As I read your choices, I can hear the sound of automobiles being assembled & the smell of new car interior in the air. You're hooked! You've got a crank shaft on your back. You've got the Motor City blues. You're so Motown, your heart must bleed oil! That's a good thing, a very good thing. I admire your loyalty!  Juice | ||
Manny (manny) 3-Pundit Username: manny Post Number: 53 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 217.124.11.93 |
There are some 45's that practically everytime i plays it only plays the "B" side that i likes much more than the "A" side: -"Let's Stick Together" (B side of "Let The Good Times Roll") / Little Beaver -"Fell Together" (B side of "Johannesburg") / Gil Scott-Heron -"There's No Love Left" (B side of "Let The Good Times Roll And Feel So Good") / Bunny Sigler -"I Got The Love" (B side of "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now") / McFadden & Whitehead -"Something For Nothing" (B side of "TSOP") / MFSB (when i buy this single, i have previously the "Love Is The Message" Lp and have heard "TSOP" too much before!!) -"It Just The Way I Feel" (B side of "Rock Radio") / Gene Dunlap & The Ridgeways -"Junkie Chase" (B side of "Freddie's Dead") / Curtis Mayfield -"Just passing Trough" (B side of "Baby That's Backatcha") / Smokey Robinson -"Ellie's Love Theme" (B side of "Do Your Thing") / Isaac Hayes -"The Big Hurt" (B side of "Do It Any Way You Wanna") / People's Choice -"When Your Dreams Take Wings And Fly" (B side of "Put It On The News) / Four Tops -"Dance With Me" (B side of "Have A Good Time") / Rufus featurin Chaka Khan -"Gypsy Man" (B side of "I Kinda Miss You") / Manhattans -"You Are Love" (B side of "Gemini") / Miracles -"Heavy Fallin Out" (B side of "Hey Girl") / Stylistics -"Virgin Girl" /B side of "What It Takes") / Soul Survivors -"Now That We're Together" (B side of "The Rubberband Man") / Spinners Peace & Soul Food | ||
Stonewall (stonewall) 3-Pundit Username: stonewall Post Number: 45 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.237.26.43 |
The increasingly daring JUICE MAN ----- Mr. JUICE, U are, thank Brooklyn, too much -- even more than anyone on this board knows. Where was I born? Well, U know, but maybe they don't. Brooklyn! They know that U are "too much" but not that U are "really too much". As U know, I personally deeply 'appreciate' that. In all objectivity, your above post is one of your most analytical, most analogical, most witty and most double entendre'd bestest posts ever. "Heart bleeds oil". Wow. I don't know about that "crank shaft on the back". That one sounds like it could be familiar butt perhaps misplaced. And, as U posted elsewhere a few days ago, "Looks live things are about to liven up again at S.D.F." U sho 'nuff easily predicted that one rite. Bi the way, I observed that U posted in the daytime yda. Did U have the day off from the P.O. or just call in....? ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ---------------- Now that I covered the more important matters, let's do the music. U are correct about Motown & Me. It helped make me realize who I was. "Amen" (get the new "Joined Together" c.d. by DRS & TT) go rite there. Those "B" sides to me -- and many others -- were like "A" sides. Plus, many of them helped describe and guide my life. And ditto to the places I went. "Alllrite" go rite there. "When it's cold outside, I've got the month of May." | ||
Juicefree20 (juicefree20) 6-Zenith Username: juicefree20 Post Number: 525 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 24.46.184.162 |
STONEWALL: I've got to agree with you. Many of those Motown B sides were on par with many A sides. They didn't release many throwaways & they definitely retained the craftsmanship of the A sides. As we well know, many companies didn't follow suit. I'm glad that Motown did. | ||
SF3000 (slyfan_3000) 1-Arriviste Username: slyfan_3000 Post Number: 2 Registered: 5-2004 Posted From: 67.115.75.94 |
Chocolate Buttermilk/Let The Music Take Your Mind..Kool and The Gang NT (pts 1 and 2)..Kool and The Gang Backfield In Motion/Do Right Baby..Mel and Tim Theme from Soul Train/Something For Nothing..MFSB Love Train/Who Am I..The Ojays Superstition/You've Got It Bad Girl..Stevie Wonder Soul Makossa/Lily..Manu Dibango Smilin'(alt mix)/Luv and Height..Sly and The Family Stone | ||
Soul Sister (soul_sister) 5-Doyen Username: soul_sister Post Number: 400 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 65.43.147.99 |
RobbK; Thanks. S.S. | ||
DyvaNaye (westside314) 5-Doyen Username: westside314 Post Number: 301 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 209.212.74.211 |
Kev Lo...what up playa?! LOL. As you know The Chancellor has skills with the B sides of every soul song imaginable...lol...he hooked me up a B sides cd by the Jackson 5, ALL of their B sides released and other B sides to other songs...I dont have the cds with me right now, but I will repost. Some are just classics, and may have been a hit as well as the A side. | ||
caliluv (caliluv) 1-Arriviste Username: caliluv Post Number: 8 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 63.251.57.2 |
There's too many to name and for now, I'm not going to name any Gene Chander, Jerry Butler, Impressions, Dells or any other groups. I'll just going to go with Motown (Just a partial list). Good list Stonewall. I'll have to add to Brenda Holloways list: Land Of A Thousand Boys b/w Every Little Bit Hurts Operator b/w I'll Be Available I've Been Good To You/When I'm Gone I'll Always Love You/Sad Song Stevie Wonder: Purple Raindrops/Uptight With A Child's Heart/Nothings Too Good For My Baby Hey Love/Travelin Man Marvelettes: No Time For Tears/I'll Keep Holding On Your Cheating Ways/Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead The Day You Take One You'll Have To Take The other/When You're Young & In Love Isley Brothers: There's No Love Left/This Old Heart of Mine Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston It's Gotta Be A Miracle/It Takes Two I Want You Round/What Good Am I Without You Jr. Walker & The All Stars Hot Cha/Shotgun Tune Up/Boomerang Sweet Soul/Come See About Me Shorty Long Your Love Is Amazing/Chantilly Lace Jimmy Ruffin Tomorrows Tears/I've Passed This Way Before Kim Weston Don't Compare Me With Her/Take Me In Your Arms I'll Never See My Love Again/A Thrill A Moment Temps I'll Be In Trouble/The Girls Alright With Me Nobody But My Baby/My Girl Don't Look Back/My Baby Baby Baby I Need You/Girl Why You Wanna Make Me Blue You'll Lose A Precious Love/Aint Too Proud To Beg Fading Away/Get Ready What Love Has Joined Together/Its Growing Marv Johnson I'm Not A Plaything/Why DO You Wanna Let Me Go Rita Wright Something On My Mind/Can't Give Back The Love I Feel For you. | ||
Heikki (heikki) 3-Pundit Username: heikki Post Number: 45 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 81.17.199.27 |
Hi Caliluv! Jimmy Ruffin's Tomorrow's Tears/I've Passed This Way Before - an awesome double-sider. Best regards Heikki | ||
Stonewall (stonewall) 3-Pundit Username: stonewall Post Number: 70 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.237.95.154 |
Cali Luv, your list is A-1, too. All of those songs by the great Miss HOLLOWAY, I played on my 45-record player on a nightly basis. U have "Operator" and "I'll Always Love U" listed first (for the "B" side) when those two are actually the "A" sides. Take a look. Wasn't it interesting that Motown put two MARY WELLS songs that they gave to BRENDA back-to-back, "Operator" and "I'll Be Available"? That was proof positive that M-town paassed the torch from Mary after she left "M" to Brenda. Ultimately, the torch was passed to solo DIANA! P.S. Did U see the new photo of Brenda H. on the file S.D.F. file "Countdown to MOTOWN 45"? Of course, BH was there and lookin and dressin' great. More and better pix to come. Check it out. Also, U can vote! | ||
Tony Russi (tony_russi) 4-Laureate Username: tony_russi Post Number: 74 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 65.83.152.221 |
As Stonewall & Juice & others have pointed out...no record company gave us record buyers more "bang for the buck" then Motown. You knew when you bought that 45 that the unheard flip would be either almost/as good as/or better then the A side.Thank you Motown artists, muscians,writers,producers, quality control & ofcourse Berry Gordy. | ||
Chancellor of Soul (harlem_144) 4-Laureate Username: harlem_144 Post Number: 110 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.207.40.18 |
Hey KevLo! Here's some of my favorite B sides: 1)Thank You / When He Touches Me- Peaches & Herb 2)Three Time Loser/ Mustang Sally- Wilson Pickett 3)You're So Fine/ Land Of A 1000 Dances- Wilson Pickett 4)Love Is The Final Truth / Sometimes- Facts Of Life 5)Fun/ Hot Fun In The Summertime -Sly & The Family Stone 6)Outrage/ Boot-Leg- Booker T. & The MG's 7)Talkin' Bout' Nobody But My Baby/ My Girl- The Temptations 8)I'll Always Have Faith In You/ Stop Thief- Carla Thomas 9)I Wanna Know Where Did Our Love Go/ My Baby Likes To Boogaloo- Don Gardner 10)Whisper You Love Me, Boy/ Back In My Arms- The Supremes 11)How Come My Bulldog Don't Bark Baby/Ain't No Nobody Home- Howard Tate 12)Never Leave Your Baby Side/ My Baby Loves Me- Martha & The Vandellas 13)Love Is All Right/ The Horse- Cliff Nobles & Co 14)Everybody Is A Star/Thank You- Sly & The Family Stone 15)Save Me/ Come Round'Here (I'm The One You Need- The Miracles 16)I've Been Good To You/ You're My Everything- The Temptations 17)Purple Raindrops/ Uptight-Stevie Wonder 18)Angie Girl/For Once In My Life- Stevie Wonder 19)Go For What You Know/ There's Gonna Be A Showdown- Archie Bell & The Drells 20)Dog Eat Dog/ Tighten Up- Archie Bell & The Drells 21)Third Finger-Left Hand/ Jimmy Mack-Martha & The Vandellas 22)Who Can I Turn To/ It's Too Late, Baby- Arthur Prysock 23)You're Good Enough For Me/ Stand By Me- Spyder Turner 24)I Stayed Away Too Long/Take Me (Just As I Am)- Solomon Burke 25)The Truest Woman In The World/ Papa Was Too- Joe Tex 26)C.C Rider/ A Woman's Hand- Joe Tex 27)Watch The One Who Brings You The Bad News / Skinny Legs And All- Joe Tex 28)Mercy Mercy Baby/ Soul Drummers-Ray Barretto 29)I Got My Eye On You / Playing It Cool- Hector Rivera 30)A Small Portion Of Your Love/ When Something Is Wrong With My Baby- Sam & Dave 31) Wrap It Up / I Thank You- Sam & Dave 32)If You Got The Loving (I Got The Time)/ Said I Wasn't Gonna Tell Nobody- Sam & Dave 33)Those Days Are Gone/ I Wasn't There- Roy C. | ||
lenny (lennytone) 3-Pundit Username: lennytone Post Number: 47 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.241.87.19 |
So many great flipsides! So few brain cells left!I forgot all about "Cry No More" by the C.O.D.'s. I've been wanting to participate in this thread but just can't get my brain to kick in. Right now I'm listening to some Miracles, anyone mention these yet? Choosey Beggar Fork In The Road How about Otis Redding: Ole Man Trouble Don't Mess With Cupid Puppy Love by Ike & Tina Turner The Drifters had many great flipsides: In The Land Of Make Believe Another Night With The Boys and Ben E. King: On The Horizon They Don't Give Medals To Yesterday's Heroes ...give my brain a rest now... | ||
Robb_K (robb_k) 4-Laureate Username: robb_k Post Number: 159 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.81.176.216 |
Calliluv: I like "Just The Way You Are" as B to "I Miss You Baby" by Marv Johnson, even better than the other 45. It makes me sick to think of what we missed because he had that UA contract through mid 1964. I wish he'd had it only through 1960 (at most)! Also, what about Marvelettes' "Forever" B to "Locking Up My Heart" What about those 3 great Carolyn Crawford Motown B sides? What about all those great Carl Davis produced B sides on Okeh Atco (Mary Wells). The Mary Wells 20th Century Fox B sides were all pretty good too. What about all those Goffin-King written B sides on Dimension and Colpix (all gems)!!! Most of the Curtis Mayfield written B sides on Johnny Pate and Carl Davis productions were fantastic. | ||
zebop (zebop) 2-Debutant Username: zebop Post Number: 20 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 152.163.252.200 |
I've always liked these. James Brown-Love Me Tender Shirley Brown-Yes Sir Brother Tyrone Davis-You Wouldn't Believe The Impressions-I'll Always Be Here Bill Withers-It Ain't Because of Me Baby Al Green-Tomorrow's Dream Al Green-School Days Candi Staton-I Know The Commodores-Can't Let You Tease Me | ||
Robb_K (robb_k) 4-Laureate Username: robb_k Post Number: 162 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.81.201.207 |
What about the fantastic gem "I'll Be There" by The Uptones, B side to the smooth ballad "No More". It's one of my all-time favourite mid-tempo '60s R&B/soul transition cuts. It blows away Bobby Darin's, and the well-known Gerry and The Pacemakers' versions. (Message edited by Robb_K on May 05, 2004) | ||
Stonewall (stonewall) 4-Laureate Username: stonewall Post Number: 78 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.237.95.154 |
Oh, Robb with a "K", that's Gerry with a "G"! I guess it's short for Geraldine? And, of course, a capital "P" for the heart parts. Are U picking tulips now? Or, listening to WANDA sing "Forever"? Or, THE SHANGRI-LAS' "Out In The Streets"? I know you're =not= at JFK. I'm listening to "The 81" by C.T.K. and working out new dance routines. MARY W. is meeting Boy at "The Train From Kansas City". | ||
Robb_K (robb_k) 4-Laureate Username: robb_k Post Number: 168 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.81.198.85 |
Thanks for the tip on Gerry. I fixed the post. Great Forum, David and Lowell!! I can fix my typos, and memory errors. Stonewall: I'm sweating in the 80 degree heat of L.A., listening to some small-label Chicago soul from the '60s. Unfortunately, there are no NHL playoff games to watch tonight!!! I'll actually be back at JFK for about an hour in a few weeks, on my way to Schipol. (Message edited by Robb_K on May 05, 2004) | ||
Juicefree20 (juicefree20) 6-Zenith Username: juicefree20 Post Number: 593 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 24.46.184.162 |
I think that Baby, Baby, Baby by Aretha is one of the greatest B Sides ever. | ||
Manny (manny) 4-Laureate Username: manny Post Number: 76 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 217.124.11.141 |
Hi again! How i have forget to mention one "B" side I played a thousand times! Archie Bell & The Drells "A Thousand Wonders" ("B" side of "Tighten Up" Atlantic 45) Peace! | ||
Don (don) 4-Laureate Username: don Post Number: 169 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.75.52.45 |
The Emotions - Flowers Deniec Williams - Cause You Love Me Baby Wilson Pickett - Stagger Lee Darrell Banks - Our Love Is In The Pocket Marvin Gaye - God Is Love Lionnel Richie - Serves You Right Earl Van Dyke - How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You Alexander O'Neal - A Broken Heart Can Mend Freddie Waters - I'm Gonna Walk Right Out Of Your Life. The Marvelettes - Keep Off, No Trespassing Gladys Knight & The Pips - Can't Give It Up No More. Lionel Richie - You Mean More To Me J.J. Barnes - Forgive Me Silk - Come Over Here (Not the Keith Sweat group) Rufus & Chaka - Better Days Angela Winbush - Angel (instr) L.T.D. - Sometimes Freddie Jackson - Look Around Booker T. & The M.G.'s - Mrs. Robinson - Behave Yourself - Johnny, I Love You - Julia - Barefoot Sunday Blues EW&F - Serpentine Fire (instr) - Sing A Song (instr) - Let Me Talk (instr) - Let's Groove (instr) Isley Brothers - Between The Sheets (instr) Bob James - Enchanted Forrest Luther Vandross - I Wanted Your Love Herbie Hancock - Go For It George Duke - For You Sweat Band - We Do It All Day Long (Reprise) Bootsy's Rubber Band - Vanish In Our Sleep Bootsy - Scenery Parliament - I've Been Watching You (The Way You Move Your Sexy Body). George Benson - Midnight Love Affair Deniece Williams - A Part Of Love The Emotions - A Feeling Is Margie Joseph - All Cried Out Major Lance - Mama Didn't Know George Duke - Say That You Will Prince - How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore - 17 Days - Erotic City - La, La, La, He, He, Hee - She's Always In My Hair - Shockadelic - The Revolution | ||
Sudi Kamau (sudi_kamau) 3-Pundit Username: sudi_kamau Post Number: 58 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 66.117.198.35 |
I don't think it's a "B" Side as such but Jr. Walker's "Hip City (Part 2)" is one of my favorites. | ||
Manny (manny) 4-Laureate Username: manny Post Number: 151 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 217.124.11.34 |
Hi again, soulful brothers & sisters! If is admited "Parts 2", I add: -"You Don't Have To Go / Part 2" (instrumental, B side of Part 1 vocal by Chi-lites). (The violin solo is fantastic!) -"Party Down / Part 2" (B side, Little Beaver. The scat and guitar are very westmongomerian-georgebensiona n!) Peace & Soul Food | ||
Don (don) 4-Laureate Username: don Post Number: 170 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.75.52.45 |
The Miracles - Happy Landing Stevie Wonder - Send one Your Love | ||
Kdubya (paladin) 2-Debutant Username: paladin Post Number: 11 Registered: 5-2004 Posted From: 206.185.64.23 |
B Sides and unreleased cuts Save me/Miracles I Couldn't Cry If I wanted Too/Temptations Swept For You Baby/Miracles Sad Souvenirs/Four Tops Who You Gonna Run To/Tempts Wait a minute I cant continue like this....Just put me down as loving dam near any B side of any Motown act from 1963 through 73......what this company did was remarkable.....I remember going to the local record shop and putting down 69 cent for my Motown 45's. I would spend more money on the Miracles/Tempts/Tops/Supremes/ Vandellas/Jr. Walker than I had a right too, because you just knew that the B side was the real reason that you bought the hit. Motown always gave you two-fer one. Oh yeah lets not forget the fabulous Fantastic 4 and later the Kings of Drama the Dramatics.......just keeping it real with that Detroit thing man.....nothing ever came close for this brother. Did I mention Enchantment ? Hell my next post I got to get on a Love Train and go to Philly......Ojay's, Blue Notes, Stylistics, Blue Magic.....and the beat goes on....Life has always been better because of the Music. | ||
SDF (handsome) 4-Laureate Username: handsome Post Number: 111 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 170.118.158.14 |
Hi All.. How about? The Sweet Inspirations- B side "I'm Blue" A side "Sweet Inspiration" Marvin Gaye B side "Sad Tomorrows" A side "Mercy Mercy Me" Jean Carn B side "Was That All It Was" A side "My Love Don't Come Easy" The Brothers Johnson B side "Tomorrow" A side "Get The Funk Out Of Ma Face" Martha Reeves & The Vandellas B side "Show Me The Way" A side "Honey Chile" Aretha Franklin B side "Dr. Feelgood A side "Respect" Handsome | ||
Destruction (destruction) 2-Debutant Username: destruction Post Number: 19 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 69.139.236.125 |
Aretha Prove It / Chain of Fools Ain't No Way / Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone Smokey You Must Be Love / I Second That Emotion Who's Loving You / Shop Around A Fork In the Road / Tracks of My Tears Choosey Beggar / Going to a Go-Go Come Spy With Me / The Love I Saw In You Was Just A Mirage Joe Tex You're Gonna Thank Me Woman / Men Are Getting Scarce (Message edited by destruction on May 20, 2004) |
