CD Album - Various Artists - Tamla Motown Big Hits & Hard To Find Classics 3 - Spectrum Music

CD Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Tamla Motown Big Hits & Hard To Find Classics 3
Label:	Spectrum Music / Universal
Country:	UK
Date:	17 Jul 2000
Catalogue:	544 280-2
Barcode:	731454428026
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Kim Weston	Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
02	Kim Weston	Looking For The Right Guy	Robinson, White	Rate
03	Kim Weston	Love Me All The Way	Stevenson, Ales	Rate
04	The Velvelettes	A Bird In The Hand (Is Worth Two In The Bush)	Holland Jr., Whitfield	Rate
05	Tammi Terrell	Come On And See Me	Bristol, Fuqua	Rate
06	Brenda Holloway	Operator	Robinson	Rate
07	Brenda Holloway	I'll Be Available	Robinson	Rate
08	Brenda Holloway	I'll Always Love You	Robinson	Rate
09	Shorty Long	Devil With The Blue Dress	Stevenson, Long	Rate
10	The Supremes	He's My Man	Wright, Patterson	Rate
11	Edwin Starr	Agent Double-O-Soul	Starr, Sharpley	Rate
12	Edwin Starr	(SOS) Stop Her On Sight	Starr, Hamilton, Morris	Rate
13	Eddie Holland	Leaving Here	Holland, Dozier, Holland Jr.	Rate
14	Eddie Holland	Just Ain't Enough Love	Holland, Dozier, Holland Jr.	Rate
15	Eddie Holland	Candy To Me	Holland, Dozier, Holland Jr.	Rate
16	The Isley Brothers	This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)	Holland, Dozier, Holland Jr., Moy	Rate
17	The Isley Brothers	Behind A Painted Smile	Hunter, Verdi	Rate
18	Detroit Spinners	Truly Yours	Stevenson, Hunter	Rate
19	The Contours	Just A Little Misunderstanding	Broadnax, Wonder, Paul	Rate
20	The Contours	Do You Love Me	Gordy	Rate
21	The Contours	First I Look At The Purse	Robinson, Rogers	Rate
22	The Elgins	Stay In My Lonely Arms	Holland, Dozier, Holland Jr.	Rate
23	The Elgins	Put Yourself In My Place	Holland, Dozier, Holland Jr.	Rate

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Available as an individual disc or part of a 3 CD Box Set (544 714-2)

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PhilMH 6th Oct 2017		Yes, keep Spectrum Music separate because it was previously a label under PolyGram ownership, and so became a Universal property when that company bought PolyGram in 1998/99. I can't imagine that there would have been a copyright problem on the two missing tracks, as Motown always owned the recordings and Jobete/EMI owned the publishing. Maybe something was wrong with the master tapes.



Magic Marmalade 6th Oct 2017		I've added Universal as a secondary label, as should be the case with most Spectrum CDs, as having had a look at CDs in their catalogue, they have a number of issues from other label's music (tie-ins)... ...If it is simply kept as Spectrum for all of these as primary, they will all appear on the spectrum page together, but if a joint label is made, they will be regarded by the system as a different label, and so won't appear in Spectrum listings. (I'll amend the Spectrum / Universal label too phil)



ppint. 6th Oct 2017		philwill: this compilation (p) & © 2000 spectrum music, and the logoes on both the disc and the printed inserts are spectrum & universal, and that's a spectrum cat# - i'd say you are right, or the two (spectrum / universal & spectrum) should be combined into the one spectrum listing - prob'ly better & easier, as lots on the spectrum list are actually spectrum / universal cds. (can this be made to happen automagically for future additions?)



philwill SUBS 5th Oct 2017		Must have hit a copyright problem, as the small print in the liner notes says "Blinky Williams and Marv Johnson were not available for this re-issue." By the way, shouldn't the label be Spectrum Music / Universal from the logos? [Mod edit: This label ^ has now been deleted]



RogerFoster 21st Jan 2016		It looks like UK buyers got slightly short-changed with this collection as the US and European releases of this some ten years previously had included two additional tracks ... "Why Do You Want To Let Me Go" by Marv Johnson and "I Wouldn't Change The Man He Is" by Blinky.

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Europe - Tamla Motown - 1988

USA - Motown - 1986