CD Album - Diana Ross - Lady Sings The Blues – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Motown

CD Album

Artist:	Diana Ross
Title:	Lady Sings The Blues – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Label:	Motown
Country:	USA
Date:	Apr 1985
Catalogue:	MCD06133MD
Barcode:	75010961332
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Diana Ross	The Arrest *		Rate
02	Diana Ross	Lady Sings The Blues	Billie Holiday, Herbie Nichols	Rate
03	Diana Ross	Baltimore Brothel *		Rate
04	Diana Ross	Billie Sneaks Into Dean And Dean's * / Swingin' Uptown	Gil Askey	Rate
05	Diana Ross	T'Ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do	Porter Grainger, Everett Robbins	Rate
06	Diana Ross	Big Ben * / C.C. Rider	Traditional	Rate
07	Diana Ross	All Of Me	Seymour Simons, Gerald Marks	Rate
08	Diana Ross	The Man I Love	Geroge Gershwin, Ira Gershwin	Rate
09	Diana Ross	Them There Eyes	Maceo Pinkard, William Tracey, Doris Tauber	Rate
10	Diana Ross	Gardenias From Louis *		Rate
11	Michelle Aller	Cafe Manhattan * / Had You Been Around	R. Miller, B. Yuffy, R. Jacques, A. Vanderberg	Rate
12	Diana Ross	Any Happy Home	Gil Askey	Rate
13	Diana Ross	I Cried For You	Abe Lyman, Gus Arnheim, Arthur Freed	Rate
14	Diana Ross	Billie And Harry * / Don't Explain	Billie Holiday, Arthur Herzog Jr.	Rate
15	Diana Ross	Mean To Me	Roy Turk, Fred Ahlert	Rate
16	Diana Ross	Fine and Mellow	Billie Holiday	Rate
17	Diana Ross	What A Little Moonlight Can Do	Harry Woods	Rate
18	Diana Ross	Louis Visits Billie On Tour * / Love Theme	Michel LeGrand	Rate
19	Diana Ross	Cafe Manhattan Party *		Rate
20	Diana Ross	Persuasion / T'Ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do	Michel LeGrand, Porter Grainger, Everett Robbins	Rate
21	Diana Ross	Agent's Office *		Rate
22	Diana Ross	Love Is Here To Stay	Geroge Gershwin, Ira Gershwin	Rate
23	Diana Ross	Fine and Mellow	Billie Holiday	Rate
24	Diana Ross	Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be)	Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Sherman, Roger Ramirez	Rate
25	Diana Ross	You've Changed	Bill Carey, Carl Fisher	Rate
26	Diana Ross	Gimme A Pigfoot (And A Bottle Of Beer)	Wesley Wilson	Rate
27	Diana Ross	Good Morning Heartache	Irene Higgenbottom, Ervin Drake, Dan Fisher	Rate
28	Diana Ross	All Of Me	Seymour Simons, Gerald Marks	Rate
29	Michael Legrand	Love Theme	Michael Legrand	Rate
30	Diana Ross	My Man (Mon Homme)	M. Yvain, A. Willemetz, J. Charles, C. Pollack	Rate
31	Diana Ross	Don't Explain	Billie Holiday, Arthur Herzog Jr.	Rate
32	Diana Ross	I Cried For You	Abe Lyman, Gus Arnheim, Arthur Freed	Rate
33	Diana Ross	Strange Fruit	Louis Allan	Rate
34	Diana Ross	God Bless The Child	Billie Holiday, Arthur Herzog Jr.	Rate
35	Diana Ross	Closing Theme	Michel Legrand	Rate

Notes

Produced by Jay Weston and James S. White.
Executive Producer: Berry Gordy.

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Comments and Reviews


Helen Willemse 14th Jun 2022		PhilMH, been a Diana/Supremes collector for a long time.... I am using a program called Music Collector for years, you can put in a whole lot of info into it. Had this listed as 1986 because of Discogs, until today... for some reason I only just noticed the different cat. nr. today... bought the CD somewhere in the 80's... Every time a DR CD was released I bought it, some I ditched and bought newer versions of because they sounded better. Back in the day some CD's sounded like they were recorded in a can LOL! A nightmare is the right word for those cat. nrs.. man, since I rediscovered this site I am digging into the CD's and LP's again I am seeing things that drive me crazy hahaha! On the bright side, it is a good distraction from life right now. Gives the brain something else to worry about. Do you remember when in about one year time Polygram left and Universal stepped in and the entire back catalogue was rereleased...again (we need a tired smiley here). I had just bought The Boss remaster and a few months later it was released AGAIN... this time with bonus tracks. For a moment I stopped buying reissues, too much of the same. Untill the expanded stuff came yaaay! Anyway, thanks for your explanation :-)



PhilMH 14th Jun 2022		Hi Helen, the first CD release of this album was in April 1985 as MCD06133MD; MCD09046MD was released in June 1987, according to the discography in Sharon Davis' 1988 book MOTOWN: THE HISTORY (and I don't know why I didn't think to check that when I previously commented in 2014!). The renumbering to MOTD-758 (numerically the same as the original LP and cassette issues) took place sometime between June 1988 (when Motown was sold to the joint venture of MCA Records and Boston Ventures, and became Motown Record Company, L.P.) and July 1989, where it appears with that catalogue number in MCA's catalogue. MCA's catalogue numbers in the 80's were a nightmare! It wasn't unusual for LP, cassette, and CD to all have completely different numbers (Motown, from 1983-1988 distributed by MCA, but not yet owned by them, had some vinyl issues in the 2800 series, cassettes in the 5000 series, and CDs in the 9000 series), but after the MCA/Boston Ventures takeover, MCA started rationalising their numbers to have all formats numerically the same; I remember seeing the The Supremes GREATEST HITS CD, which was originally in the 8000 series, renumbered to MOTD-237, matching the 1982 LP and cassette reissue, by way of a sticker on the jewel case, and this was also done for Stevie Wonder's 1970s albums and the CD versions of the 1970s ANTHOLOGIES. This is analogous to MCA's early 80s renumberings of their LP back catalogues by way of gold stamps on the front covers, and sometimes those old stamped covers would contain new pressings with the new numbers on them! EDIT: It's probable that your copy with 9046 on the cover and 758 on the disc had a sticker showing the new number 758 (and corresponding barcode) on the jewel case at some point, and it came off.



Helen Willemse 14th Jun 2022		I have a real weird one here: Cat. Nr. on cover: MCD09046MD Cat. Nr. on CD: MOTD-758 Barcode: 050109904624 Both package and disc say: Made in USA Distribution MCA. Inner ring says made by JVC Text on disc is blue Does anyone have a clue as to when this was released? I've always thought it was a 1986 release. This thing is driving me nuts LOL! I have had this album for ages.. never noticed the different cat. nr on the disc LOL!



noel181 5th Jan 2019		This Is A 1st Pressing Of The Album And It Was Printed In USA But CD Was Made In Japan.



noel181 24th Dec 2018		The correct bar code is 05010961332



cussincarryinon02 3rd Oct 2014		Barcode is incorrect, too, unfortunately. Anyway, we need scans here before being able to sort it out.



PhilMH 3rd Oct 2014		I think this is a lot earlier than 1993, my European issue seems to have the date July 1985 (7/85) on the back page of the booklet. The catalogue number is the giveaway, and suggests a pre-1988 issue when the company was still Motown Record Corporation. Following the sale to MCA and Boston Ventures in late 1988, the catalogue numbers were reformatted, so that this one would have become MOTD -6133, and the company name then became Motown Record Company, L.P. Motown separated from MCA in late 1991 and moved to PolyGram, and the catalogue number (and barcode) would have changed again to 3746361332.



RPFiller 3rd Oct 2014		* dialogue tracks from the film Tracks 1 - 22 are mostly short music clips. Remaining tracks are full versions of songs.

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Linked Releases

USA - Motown - 1988

Europe - Motown - 1993

Japan - Universal - 2014