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Artist:The Great Gospel Stars
Title:The Great Gospel Stars
Label:  Tamla
Country:USA
Catalogue:TM-222
Date:Feb 1961
Format:LP
Collection:  I Own It     I Want It 
Community: 3 Own, 2 Want
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1The Great Gospel StarsHe Lifted MeRate
A2The Great Gospel StarsJacob Wrestled With The AngelsRate
A3The Great Gospel StarsHe Knows It AllRate
A4The Great Gospel StarsMake Everything AlrightRate
A5The Great Gospel StarsIf Any ManRate
B1The Great Gospel StarsSwing LowRate
B2The Great Gospel StarsBehold The Saints Of GodRate
B3The Great Gospel StarsLamb On The AltarRate
B4The Great Gospel StarsHe's Using MeRate
B5The Great Gospel StarsSweet Bye And ByeRate


Notes

Produced by Berry Gordy Jr.

Cover design by Wakefield and Mitchell.
Originally issued in Mono only.

On yellow Tamla labels (later pressings):
a) XCTV-82230.
b) XCTV-82231.

The first ever released Tamla / Motown album and the rarest.
BB April 24, 1961, p. 28 (Reviews and ratings of new albums: Specialty LP's, 3-star review).

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cussincarryinon02
19th Mar 2015
 Well, this is tricky. Yes, even though the billing on the 45 is "The Gospel Stars", this does not necessarily indicate that the same billing is valid for this LP. True also that "The Great Gospel Stars" is the album title, but since any other billing is lacking (on both sleeves and labels) it might be said to be, at the same time, the artists billing. It would then be a self-titled album. The only instance, as far as I can see, where the outfit is referred to as "The Gospel Stars" is in the liner notes. Therefore, I would still uphold, on the basis of sleeve and labels, to list them as "The Great Gospel Stars" (in the LP database), according to the rules of 45worlds.

As for the date of release, you are right, thanks for pointing it out.
 

 
Motownjohnny
19th Mar 2015
 The name of the group is The Gospel Stars, not The Great Gospel Stars - that's the name of the album. Check out the two sides lifted from this album on the Tamla single T54037 released on 7 March 1961, where the group name is given as The Gospel Stars.

The correct title for A5 is "If Any Man".

With the catalogue number TM-222, this would indeed seem to be the third release on the Tamla label, but it is in fact the first album to be released by the company. It came out in February 1961, not November '61 as suggested in the listing. It therefore preceded TM-220 "Hi, We're The Miracles" and TM-221 "The Soulful Moods of Marvin Gaye", which were both released in June 1961.
 


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