Vinyl Album - The Miracles - I'll Try Something New - Tamla

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Miracles
Title:	I'll Try Something New
Label:	Tamla
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TM 230
Date:	Jul 1962
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Miracles	I'll Try Something New	Wm. Robinson	Rate
A2	The Miracles	What's So Good About Good-Bye	Wm. Robinson	Rate
A3	The Miracles	He Don't Care About Me	Wm. Robinson	Rate
A4	The Miracles	A Love That Can Never Be	Wylie, Bradford, Bateman	Rate
A5	The Miracles	I've Been Good To You	Wm. Robinson	Rate
B1	The Miracles	Speak Low	Nash, Weill	Rate
B2	The Miracles	On The Street Where You Live	Lowe, Lerner	Rate
B3	The Miracles	If Your Mother Only Knew	Robinson, Stevenson	Rate
B4	The Miracles	I've Got You Under My Skin	C. Porter	Rate
B5	The Miracles	This I Swear, I Promise	Robinson, Bradford	Rate

Notes

a) H 1199 / XCTV 83642.
b) H 1200 / XCTV 83643.

Produced by Berry Gordy Jr.
Collaborative Design: Barni White Berry Gordy.
Liner notes by Berry Gordy, Jr.

Originally issued in Monaural only.
"TM 230" on labels, "TAMLA 230" on back sleeve.

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BB October 27, 1962, p. 1 (New Action LPs).

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Motownjohnny 16th Oct 2018		The full release date is 11 July '62; the same day as "Playboy" by The Marvelettes.



nafalmat 4th Apr 2017		As far as I'm aware this was only ever in mono, as Motown reissued it on their "Natural Resourses" label in 1978 and that was in mono too. It was part of a brief reissue of classic Motown albums on "Natural Resourses" another of which was the Supremes "Where did our love go" album. Although the sound quality was good on these reissues the covers were absolutely terrible, the same generic design was used for each one depicting a juke box. This brief reissue series preceded the massive album reissue series on the Motown label which began in 1980, this time they used the original album cover designs although they were of poorer print quality than the originals. In fact many were copied from existing original albums rather than using the original art work.



cussincarryinon02 26th Mar 2015		Sleeve and label scans added.