Vinyl Album - Diana Ross - Diana Ross - Tamla Motown

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Diana Ross
Title:	Diana Ross
Label:	Tamla Motown
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	STML 11159
Date:	Oct 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	10 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Diana Ross	Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand)	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
A2	Diana Ross	Now That There's You	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
A3	Diana Ross	You're AlI I Need To Get By	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
A4	Diana Ross	These Things Will Keep Me Loving You	J. Bristol, H. Fuqua	7.0 Rate
A5	Diana Ross	Ain't No Mountain High Enough	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	9.5 Rate
B1	Diana Ross	Something On My Mind	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	7.0 Rate
B2	Diana Ross	I Wouldn't Change The Man He Is	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
B3	Diana Ross	Keep An Eye	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	7.0 Rate
B4	Diana Ross	Where There Was Darkness	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
B5	Diana Ross	Can't It Wait Until Tomorrow	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
B6	Diana Ross	Dark Side Of The World	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate

Notes

Produced by Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson.
Textured sleeve, front and back.

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johnnyhotspur 23rd Jun 2024



gregs45s SUBS 27th Feb 2015		The original 1970 release in Australia was Tamla Motown STMLO 10045 (same tracklisting).If You have the US release and it's not already on here,then it would be great if you could scan it.



Neil Forbes 27th Feb 2015		Hi, Gregs78s. I wasn't saying there was anything special about this rear cover. It was just a simple idle observation on my part, nothing more than that. But it didn't always hold that the rear artwork on an album issued in one market would be the same as another market's issue of the same album. To demonstrate that' I'll have to upload my Ventures "Telstar" LP, as well as this LP and a few others I've planned to put on this site.....boy, oh boy am I gonna be giving my scanner a thorough workout! Ouch! By the way, RC, You mustn't have this in your collection, then. You couldn't come up with the Aussie catalogue number. That begs the question...Was this LP even issued in Australia at all?



RogerFoster 27th Feb 2015		According to the notes the sleeve is "Textured". My copy of "What's Going On" by MARVIN GAYE is exactly the same. Perhaps one day some bright spark will be able to produce some app that will let us feel that on the screens of our devices.... LOL.



Record Collector 27th Feb 2015		Good question



gregs45s SUBS 27th Feb 2015		Most album covers on the site use the same main artwork,only with variations of text/Cat No for each country,i fail to see what's special about this one?.



Neil Forbes 27th Feb 2015		Fairly straight-forward, RC, just substitute on label and top-right British(and Euro) catalogue number for the Aussie number, change the blurb either side of the trademark at the bottom of the cover, leave the image and contents as is, hey-presto, an Aussie issue! By the way, RC, what WAS the Australian catalogue number? I ask as I only have the US issue.



Record Collector 27th Feb 2015		The Australian issue would have the word STEREO on top of the label and the rest......well neil will fill you in its over you neil



Neil Forbes 27th Feb 2015		If people appear confused by my comment, maybe I'll simply delete it. And that has now been done. But I'll leave the explanation as it might make my comment a little clearer.



Neil Forbes 27th Feb 2015		I think what I said is straight-forward. If you disregard the Top-right corner of the cover, the different serial numbers(catalogue numbers) and the Tamla-Motown trademark, bottom-centre, together with the blurb either side of it, and simply take the cover's colour, the photo of Diana in a dancing pose superimposed over her portrait, and the positioning of the contents list, these are the same as the US back cover. I think there's a US cover already hear as a linked release. Click on it(if it's there) and compare the two. You'll then see what I mean. Just looked - sorry, no linked issue. Looks like I'll have to add my US copy to the site.



PhilMH 27th Feb 2015		Neil, I'm as puzzled by your comment about the back cover as greg is - cover the same as the US is how it should be, and usually is.



gregs45s SUBS 27th Feb 2015		???



Neil Forbes 18th Dec 2014		I have the American issue of this LP. Her version of "These Things Will Keep Me Loving You" is, for me, the stand-out track.



PhilMH 16th Nov 2014		Added release month of October, confirmed by date code (7010) on back cover, and also by Motown label manager Gordon Frewin's discography in Sharon Davis' book MOTOWN: THE HISTORY.



TopPopper 27th Oct 2013		Incredible version of Ain't No Mountain. I love Marvin and Tammi, but this is practically a different song - and arguably even better.



gregs45s SUBS 27th Oct 2013		I can see why the joke was overlooked :(



TopPopper 27th Oct 2013		It was intended as a joke - Diana Ross as a boy. They were still figuring out how to market her as a solo artist, and used it on the LP. Bad choice - people objected to it looking like an emaciated, hungry child while Ms Ross and her Motown bosses were by now millionaires.



gregs45s SUBS 27th Oct 2013		I'm curious as to the thinking behind the front cover shot,unusual for a debut lp,any thoughts?.

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