Vinyl Album - Stevie Wonder - Stevie At The Beach - Tamla

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Stevie Wonder
Title:	Stevie At The Beach
Label:	Tamla
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TM-255
Date:	Jun 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	Stevie Wonder	Castles In The Sand (Vocal)	Wilson, Davis, Gordon, O Brien	Rate
A2	Stevie Wonder	Ebb Tide	Robert Maxwell	Rate
A3	Stevie Wonder	Sad Boy	Burnette, Nelson	Rate
A4	Stevie Wonder	Red Sails In The Sunset	Kennedy, Williams	Rate
A5	Stevie Wonder	The Beachcomber	Arthur Wright	Rate
A6	Stevie Wonder	Castles In The Sand (Instrumental)	Wilson, Davis, Gordon, O Brien	Rate
B1	Stevie Wonder	Happy Street	Hemric, Styner	Rate
B2	Stevie Wonder	The Party At The Beach House	Frank Wilson	Rate
B3	Stevie Wonder	Hey Harmonica Man	Cooper, Josie	Rate
B4	Stevie Wonder	Beachstomp	Wilson, Davis, Bowen	Rate
B5	Stevie Wonder	Beyond The Sea	Trenet, Lawrence	Rate

Notes

a) H-1300 / R4RM-9039.
b) H-1301 / R4RM-9040.

Produced by Davis & Gordon.
"Sad Boy" produced by Dorsey Burnett.

Cover design: Yeszin / Mead.
Liner notes by Scott St. James.

Originally issued in mono only.

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Comments and Reviews


nafalmat 4th Apr 2017		Recorded at Motown's recently opened west coast studios while Stevie was out there making cameo appearances in two of th 'Beach' movies. The label shows one the earliest appearances of Frank Wilson as a composer, who of course later went on the become one of Motown's most prolific writers/producers a few years later and into the 1970s.