Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Diana Ross And The Supremes Plus - Gold Edge

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Diana Ross And The Supremes Plus
Label:	Gold Edge
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	GOLD 0002
Date:	1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Baby Love	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A2	Mary Wells	My Guy	Wm. Robinson	Rate
A3	Stevie Wonder	For Once In My Life	Miller, Murden	Rate
A4	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Where Did Our Love Go	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A5	Four Tops	Baby I Need Your Lovin'	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A6	Marv Johnson	I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose	Dean, Weatherspoon, Johnson	Rate
B1	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Love Child	Sawyer, Taylor, Wilson, Richards	Rate
B2	Four Tops	Reach Out	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
B3	Diana Ross And The Supremes	I Hear A Symphony	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
B4	Temptations	Don't Let The Joneses Get You Down	Whitfield, Strong	Rate
B5	Stevie Wonder	Hey Harmonica Man	Cooper, Josie	Rate
B6	Four Tops	Bernadette	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate

Notes

The second album released under the Music For Pleasure "Gold Edge" series of albums. All Motown artists and the Tamla Motown label/logo displayed on the covers and labels.

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 13th Oct 2015		@Jasper, thanks for that info! Looks like the remaining 5 issues were a waste of vinyl! The label started with a modest bang but went out with a whimper! The two that I do have, this and GE-0003 - Simon & Garfunkel, are the only ones I'll bother with.



Jasper 13th Oct 2015		@ Neil Forbes - the rest of the releases were 6. non-stop Honky Tonk, 7. non- stop Honky Tonk Vol. 2, 8. 25 Old Tyme Fiddle Hits, 9.Maurice Bolyer - 40 Golden Banjo Hits ‎and 10. last and probably least Pub Party- "Roll Out The Barrel" would have been an appropriate track on this one as they were obviously scraping the bottom of the barrel with this lot. These 5 albums all had the "Summit - Dee Why address" rectangular box logo as well as the MFP Gold Edge logo on the back covers - don't know what sort of labels - I don't have any of them and don't want any of them.



Neil Forbes 12th Oct 2015		This and the Glen Campbell LP would've been the only ones made by EMI, unless, out of the ten in total in this limited "Gold Edge series" there were any other EMI acts appearing. Not all had the "gold edge" on the labels either, as evident in GE-0003, Simon & Garfunkel which carries the standard CBS label of the day but with the Gold Edge" serial number instead of the regular SBP-series numbers.



Jasper 11th Oct 2015		I also have Robert Goulet With Love GOLD 0005 and Simon and Garfunkel GOLD 0003 and the first of the series Johnny Cash 1970 GOLD 0001 (entered on this site by Lee Wrecker) they were "cashing in" so to speak on Cash's 1969 success with the At San Quentin LP and A Boy Named Sue single.



Record Collector 11th Oct 2015		I got a Robert goulele if I spelt his last name right under this series



Jasper 11th Oct 2015		Just noticed that GOLD 0004 was Glen Campbell Country - track list looked familiar then I realised it was the same album I have that was released on Capitol Records Australia SENC 9845.



Record Collector 11th Oct 2015		Ahh that's the album I have



Jasper 11th Oct 2015		My reference to Motown in the notes was in regard to this album only and not others in the "Gold Edge" series.

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Australia - Gold Edge