12" Singles - Diana Ross - Touch Me In The Morning - Tamla Motown - UK

12" Single

Artist:	Diana Ross
Label:	Tamla Motown
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PSLP 304
Date:	Nov 1979
Format:	Promo
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
A1	Diana Ross	Touch Me In The Morning	M. Masser, R. Miller	Mike Masser, Tom Baird	Rate
A2	Diana Ross	Remember Me	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson	Rate
B1	Diana Ross	Love Hangover	P. Sawyer, M. McLeod	Hal Davis	Rate

Notes

Promo-only release in support of the Diana Ross greatest hits album, "20 Golden Greats".

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Number: 230166 THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: TopPopper
Description: A side label

Number: 230167
Uploaded By: TopPopper
Description: B side label

Comments and Reviews


Stereobitch 16th Aug 2013		4 Tops/Temptations Motow 25 medley was not a reissue ! 4 Tops (vile) mega mix was also not a reissue RCA-Ariola/BMG stupidly used a re-tweaked EMI Tamla-Motown silver on black Album label with an exciting silver rim band and no "animated" 45 logo and the 33 1/3 print semi-blocked over!!! What the RCA-Ariola/BMG custodians did do was some 12" "Motown" titles had the new A side track(s) using the original EMI designed Motown label and the B side IF using back catalogue couplings would use their tweaked take of the original EMI silver on black morpfed Tamla and Motown UK label. some of the EMI 7" Tamla-Motown TMG 900's + promo pressinges had unique promo Motown labels some all blue some all geen tinted. It was under EMI that Motown had it's Prodegy and Mowest inprints released and under RCA-Ariola/BMG the "G" part of TMG prefix finally had it's UK imprint Gordy To be fair to RCA-Ariola/BMG apart from the awful ZT -ing of everything and then the euro numbering and the evental silver painted 7" IEPs. BOTH they and then UMG/Polydor have kept the morphed Tamla-Motown brand and label very much alive and quite often on new titles.



TopPopper 20th Apr 2013		This was the first time the old Tamla Motown label was used on a 12-inch single, albeit a promotional item only. The old label would be used occasionally by Motown over the next few years on certain full commercial releases, all of them re-issues from the back catalogue.

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