Vinyl Album - Marvin Gaye - When I'm Alone I Cry - Tamla

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Marvin Gaye
Title:	When I'm Alone I Cry
Label:	Tamla
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TM 251
Date:	1 Apr 1964
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Marvin Gaye	You've Changed	Fischer, Carey	Rate
A2	Marvin Gaye	I Was Telling Her About You	George, Charlap	Rate
A3	Marvin Gaye	I Wonder	Gant, Leveen	Rate
A4	Marvin Gaye	I'll Be Around	A. Wilder	Rate
A5	Marvin Gaye	Because Of You	Hammerstein, Wilkinson	Rate
B1	Marvin Gaye	I Don't Know Why	F.E. Ahlert	Rate
B2	Marvin Gaye	I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face	Loewe, Lerner	Rate
B3	Marvin Gaye	When Your Lover Has Gone	E.A. Swan	Rate
B4	Marvin Gaye	When I'm Alone I Cry	Vandenburg, Broadnax, Foreman	Rate
B5	Marvin Gaye	If My Heart Could Sing	Vandenburg, Broadnax	Rate

Notes

a) H 1278 / R4RM 3832.
b1) H-1279 / R4RM 3833 (original pressings).
b2) BH-1279 / R4RM 6544 (later pressings).

Produced by Stevenson and Paul.

Cover photo and design: Bernard Yeszin, Wallace Mead.
Liner notes by Lee Ivory.

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Recorded at Bell Sound Studios, New York City, N.Y., RCA Victor Studios, Chicago, IL and United Sound Studios, Detroit, MI.

Images

Number: 498894 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: dvdmike Description: Front cover	Number: 706258 Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Tamla LP #251 back cover (courtesy of BandBox244)	Number: 706259 Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Tamla LP #251 side 1 (courtesy of BandBox244)	Number: 706260 Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Tamla LP #251 side 2 / later repressing (courtesy of BandBox244)
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Comments and Reviews


nafalmat 4th Apr 2017		Without a doubt, the most professional album Motown had issued up to that point in time. Quality material throughout, sensitvelly arranged and Marvin in superb vocal form. Although only two of the songs were Motown originals, both were superb compositions that could have easily developed into standards with more exposure.



cussincarryinon02 29th Mar 2015		Back cover and labels scans added (courtesy of BandBox244). -- Alt side 1 labels added.