Vinyl Album - The Spinners - The Original Spinners - Motown

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Spinners
Title:	The Original Spinners
Label:	Motown
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MS 639 / S-639
Date:	29 Aug 1967
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Spinners	That's What Girls Are Made For	H. Fuqua, G. Gordy	Rate
A2	The Spinners	I'll Always Love You	Wm. Stevenson, I. Hunter	Rate
A3	The Spinners	Truly Yours	I. Hunter, Wm. Stevenson	Rate
A4	The Spinners	For All We Know	S. Lewis, J. Coots	Rate
A5	The Spinners	It Hurts To Be In Love	B. Gordy, R. Gordy	Rate
A6	The Spinners	Tomorrow May Never Come	H. Fuqua, T. Kemp	Rate
B1	The Spinners	Sweet Thing	Wm. Stevenson	Rate
B2	The Spinners	I Cross My Heart	I. Hunter	Rate
B3	The Spinners	Where Is That Girl	H. Fuqua, J. Bristol	Rate
B4	The Spinners	Like A Good Man Should	W. Robinson, W. Moore	Rate
B5	The Spinners	How Can I	H. Fuqua, G. Fuqua	Rate
B6	The Spinners	I Just Can't Help But Feel The Pain	C. Wilson, H. Fuqua	Rate

Notes

a) HS 1382 / U4RS-9458
b) HS 1383-2 / U4RS-9459

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Comments and Reviews


W.B.lbl 7th Aug 2016		As do the newly-added {Images #1125449 & 1125450}. Evidently RCA Custom assigned their matrix numbers *waaaaay* in advance of release date in this case.



PhilMH 23rd Apr 2016		Scrub that idea - images for this mono version in Discogs show (C) 1967 on the labels.



PhilMH 23rd Apr 2016		The odd thing though, Roger, is that the RCA matrix numbers starting with T signify 1966! The stereo version in Discogs has matrix numbers starting with U, which is right for 1967. I wonder whether Motown's documentation is deficient, and if this mono version actually was a 1966 release, and that there were some further vocal and instrumental parts recorded in 1967 for the stereo version (or just alternate versions for stereo)?



RogerFoster 23rd Apr 2016		I don't know where the supposed release date of May 1966 comes from, all the Motown discographies that I've ever seen have it coming out at the same time as the Stereo version in August 1967. Furthermore, the booklet notes by Keith Hughes in the expanded CD version of this (released in The UK by Kent as "Truly Yours" in 2012) have the band tracks for "For All We Know" and "I Cross My Heart" not being recorded until late 1966, with The Spinners not adding their vocals until early 1967. A lot of these details are on the Don't Forget The Motor City website. I think the confusion arises as it looks like Motown 639 should have been released around then, as that would fit in with other releases. I suspect that this catalogue number was set aside for a release (possibly a Spinners LP) but cancelled and reused later.

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