Vinyl Album - Little Stevie Wonder - Tribute To Uncle Ray - Tamla

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Little Stevie Wonder
Title:	Tribute To Uncle Ray
Label:	Tamla
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TM 232
Date:	Oct 1962
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Little Stevie Wonder	Hallelujah I Love Her So	Ray Charles	Rate
A2	Little Stevie Wonder	Ain't That Love	Ray Charles	Rate
A3	Little Stevie Wonder	Don't You Know	Ray Charles	Rate
A4	Little Stevie Wonder	The Masquerade	Migidson, Rubel	Rate
A5	Little Stevie Wonder	Frankie And Johnny		Rate
B1	Little Stevie Wonder	Drown In My Own Tears	Henry Glover	Rate
B2	Little Stevie Wonder	Come Back Baby	Ray Charles	Rate
B3	Little Stevie Wonder	Mary Ann	Ray Charles	Rate
B4	Little Stevie Wonder	Sunset	Judkins, Paul	Rate
B5	Little Stevie Wonder	My Baby's Gone	Berry Gordy Jr.	Rate

Notes

Master No. Side 1: H 1211 (on label only)
XCTV 87566 (printed on label and etched into the vinyl in the dead wax run-out area)

Master No. Side 2: H 1212 (on label only)
XCTV 87567 (printed on label and etched into the vinyl in the dead wax run-out area)

RCA Custom matrix numbers (assigned 1963):
- A side: PR4M-3118
- B side: PR4M-3119

Produced by Clarence Paul
No recording Engineer(s) credited

Cover Layout: Barni Wright
Cover Liner Notes: Billie Jean Brown
No photographer credited

This is the second album release on Tamla from Little Stevie Wonder, coming just a month after "The Jazz Soul Of Little Stevie" (TM 233).

Released in Monaural only

A5 is Trad. Arranged Clarence Paul

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nafalmat 4th Apr 2017		Early Motown covers were on the whole very amateurish to say the least. The cover of this album has always amused me because of the angle the photo of Stevie was taken at. The camera was nearer to Stevie's feet than the rest of his body, so his feet look disproprtionatley large, not help by the heavy brogue shoes, which seem completely unfashionable for a lad of 12, he is wearing. Very odd!