Cover design: H. Junior.
Liner notes by Scott St. James.
Mono issue (release postponed to 1966):
Original cover orange with blue printing, second pressings green with gold printing.
RCA Custom nos. on mono issue from 1965.
Images
Number:827006 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By:Vinyl Fan Description: Front Cover 2nd issue
Number:827007 Uploaded By:Vinyl Fan Description: Back Cover 2nd issue
Number:708260 Uploaded By:cussincarryinon02 Description: Tamla LP #253 mono side 1 (courtesy of BandBox244)
Number:708261 Uploaded By:cussincarryinon02 Description: Tamla LP #253 mono side 2 (courtesy of BandBox244)
Number:860968 Uploaded By:Vinyl Fan Description: Side A Label layout variant
Number:860970 Uploaded By:Vinyl Fan Description: Side B Label layout variant
I doubt that Motown would have had any dealings with Columbia Record Club at this point, because Berry Gordy pointedly stopped using Columbia's factories in 1965 when Columbia Records issued two old Four Tops tracks on 45 in direct competition with their Motown singles (leading to the hurried writing, recording and release of "It's The Same Old Song"), but OTOH I'm far from being an expert on CRC issues, so anything is possible.
Added label layout variation fmc. CRC labels? These label pressing types are confusing, I am just going to put label scans up from now on and let the experts decide what plants they are pressed at.
My stereo copy on Tamla has the number T 253 V1. The bottom centre of the dark green front cover shows a sticker saying that the record is "Stereo". Should this LP get an entry of its own?