Vinyl Album - The Supremes - Meet The Supremes - Motown

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Supremes
Title:	Meet The Supremes
Label:	Motown
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MS 606
Date:	22 Mar 1965
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Supremes	Your Heart Belongs To Me	William "Smokey" Robinson	Rate
A2	The Supremes	Who's Lovin' You	William "Smokey" Robinson	Rate
A3	The Supremes	Baby Don't Go	Berry Gordy	Rate
A4	The Supremes	Buttered Popcorn	Berry Gordy, Barney Ales	Rate
A5	The Supremes	I Want A Guy	Berry Gordy, Brian Holland, Freddie Gorman	Rate
B1	The Supremes	You Bring Back Memories	William "Smokey" Robinson	Rate
B2	The Supremes	Time Changes Things	Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Janie Bradford	Rate
B3	The Supremes	Play A Sad Song	Berry Gordy	Rate
B4	The Supremes	Never Again	Berry Gordy	Rate
B5	The Supremes	(He's) Seventeen	Raymona Liles Gordy, Marv Johnson	Rate

Notes

Produced by Berry Gordy, except A1, A2, B2 produced by Smokey Robinson, B2 produced by Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier. Recorded at Hitsville U.S.A. Studios, Detroit, MI.

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Number: 493844

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Uploaded By: dvdmike
Description: Front cover

Number: 3019636

Uploaded By: Helen Willemse
Description: Largerfrontcover

Comments and Reviews


Helen Willemse 30th Jun 2022		My front cover is like yours but... I wonder what the backcover looks like... Side B track 1: Let Me Go The Right Way Side B track 2: You Bring Back Memories Side B track 3: Time Changes Things Side B track 4: Play A Sad Song Side B track 5: Never Again Side B track 6: (He's) Seventeen On the cover is a whole different set.. 1. You Bring Back Memories 2. The Boy That Got Away* 3. Play A Sad Song 4. Never Again 5. (He's Seventeen) So I would love to hear from you :-) I have added a larger front cover so both cat. nrs are more visible



PhilMH 30th Jan 2014		Hi Beatlejohn, Hip-O Select/Motown's expanded edition of this album gives March 1965 as the issue date for this stereo edition. It's possible that the artwork was ready in February for the Stop! In The Name Of Love sleeve, and there is at least one instance of Motown featuring an LP sleeve on their inner sleeves and then not releasing the LP, that being "Breaking Through" by Four Tops on Workshop Jazz, not released until the CD age.



BEATLEJOHN 30th Jan 2014		The "new" cover was issued by January 1965 the March date is wrong.....(it's on the Stop in The Name Of Love sleeve...Feb. 8, 1965)...John