Vinyl Album - Soupy Sales - A Bag Of Soup - Motown

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Soupy Sales
Title:	A Bag Of Soup
Label:	Motown
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	S 686 / MS 686
Date:	Apr 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Soupy Sales	This Guy's In Love With You	H. David, B. Bacharach	Rate
A2	Soupy Sales	For Once In My Life	Ron Miller, O. Murdew	Rate
A3	Soupy Sales	Muck-Arty-Park	Ron Miller, T. Baird	Rate
A4	Soupy Sales	Tell Me What's He Got (That I Ain't Got)	Ron Miller, T. Baird	Rate
A5	Soupy Sales	Life Never Brings A Bottle To The Party	Ron Miller, B. Wells	Rate
A6	Soupy Sales	Green Grow The Lilacs	Ron Miller	Rate
B1	Soupy Sales	Teach Your Baby How To Dance	Robert Gordy	Rate
B2	Soupy Sales	I Believe In Love	Ron Miller, D. Miller	Rate
B3	Soupy Sales	Unwrap Your Bubble Gum	Robert Gordy	Rate
B4	Soupy Sales	Though I'm Just A Clown (I Need Love Too)	Robert Gordy	Rate
B5	Soupy Sales	Let's Think About Living	Boudleaux Bryant	Rate
B6	Soupy Sales	Come To Baby, Do!	I. James, S. Miller	Rate

Notes

Master No. Side 1: HS-1578-2 (X4RS-2382)
Master No. Side 1: HS-1579 (X4RS-2383)

Produced by: Ron Miller
No Recording Engineer(s) credited

There are no Graphic Designer / Photographer credits given for the cover

The catalogue no. is shown as MS686 on the cover front, back and spine and stamped in the deadwax area of the vinyl run-out . On the labels it is printed as S 686.

The writing credits for "For Once In My Life" (A2) are incorrectly given as by Ron Miller and O. Murdew. They should read Ron Miller and O. Murden

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johnnyhotspur 5th Aug 2023		Yes, I actually own that 45 too. Also recorded on Motown by The Originals who do a wonderful version also, as I'm sure you know, edlongus.



edlongus SUBS 4th Aug 2023		johnnyhotspur, the A side contains one of the most beautiful recordings ever released by Motown, "Green Grow The Lilacs"!! Soupy really impressed me with this one. It was the B side of the "Muck-Arty-Park" single.



johnnyhotspur 2nd Aug 2023		A-side concentrates on Jazzy / crooner type numbers but the B-side gets modern and initialises that 'Detroit / Motown Sound'. Best of the bunch for traditional uptempo 60's Soul are 'Teach Your Baby How To Dance', 'Unwrap Your Bubblegum'' and 'Come To Baby, Do!'



Motownjohnny 25th Oct 2018		Originally the album title was planned to be "Soupy Sales Plays It Straight".



edlongus SUBS 19th Oct 2017		Side 1 label scan and side 2 label variant scan added.