Vinyl Album - The Supremes And The Four Tops - The Magnificent 7 - Motown

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Supremes And The Four Tops
Title:	The Magnificent 7
Label:	Motown
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MS 717
Date:	15 Sep 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Knock On My Door	J. Hinton, P. Jerome	Rate
A2	The Supremes And The Four Tops	For Your Love	E. Townsend	Rate
A3	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Without The One You Love	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A4	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand)	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
A5	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Stoned Soul PIcnic	L. Nyro	Rate
A6	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Baby (You've Got What It Takes)	C. Otis, M. Stein	Rate
B1	The Supremes And The Four Tops	River Deep-Mountain High	P. Spector, J. Barry, E. Greenwich	Rate
B2	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
B3	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Everyday People	S. Stewart	Rate
B4	The Supremes And The Four Tops	It's Got To Be A Miracle (This Thing Called Love)	V. Bullock, S. Moy, W. Stevenson	Rate
B5	The Supremes And The Four Tops	A Taste Of Honey	R. Marlow, B. Scott	Rate
B6	The Supremes And The Four Tops	Together We Can Make Such Sweet Music	R. Drapkin, M. Coleman	Rate

Notes

Producers: Nicholas Ashford, Valerie Simpson, Clay McMurray, Duke Browner
Arrangers: Paul Riser and David van DePitte
Graphic Supervisor: Tom Schlesinger

Cover Design: Craig Braun Inc.
Photography: Larry Rafael & Jim Heddin

Uni-Pak cover with octagon die-cut cover

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Comments and Reviews


edlongus SUBS 11th Jun 2019		Label variant scans added. On my copy, the label on Side 1 looks like it was burned/applied with heat?!?



Terence Archer 26th Dec 2014		Inner gatefold images added plus 1" label images as referred to by W.B.lbl.



Rustical ● 25th Apr 2014		No, I think it's solid thick vinyl.



W.B.lbl 25th Apr 2014		{Images #518583 & 518584} proves that, as late as September 1970, RCA Victor's Hollywood, CA plant still had the old "deep grooves" whereas their other plants (in Rockaway, NJ and Indianapolis, IN) switched to the 1" pressing ring (Hollywood would follow towards the end of '70, as seen on {Images #629249 & 629250}). Was this pressing Dynaflex or not?