Various - The Motown Sound - 16 Big Hits Vol 5 album flac

As Motown started to become mainstream in the mid 1960's it produced a series "Collections" of their hits.

Note (and again important release information missing again). First 1,000 copies of the original UK EMI Tamla Motown pressings came with a 331/3 Lyntone flexi one sided sampler 7" with intros by Tony Blackburn. Amazed that the original poster on here left this off! No Flexy no value.

By 1964, Motown had accumulated enough British hits for EMI to release a greatest hits album, A Collection of Tamla Motown Big Hits. First released in December 1980 as "Motown Chartbusters '80". Renamed for CD release later. An album also called Motown Chartbusters '80 was released in the same year on the Astor label (6264 187) in Australia. It had the exact track listing as Motown Chartbusters Volume 11.

Motown discs are a big part of the "Northern soul" scene in Britain, where 1960s soul records are collected and spun at dance clubs with a fanaticism seen nowhere else.

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Motown: The Complete No. 1's. Various Artists. 101 Motown Anthems, Various. Inside the house are five digipaks - containing 10 CDs - fronted by a classic image of an artist in front of Motown.

Motown’s pop version of soul music defined the Detroit sound. Driving rhythms, heavy bass, the near ever-present tambourine that makes you wonder whether that thing had a special place on the wall of the recording studio. Perhaps no other act represents the Motown sound better than the Supremes.

Motown was always the sound of dance music. The remaining 16 are previously unissued in any format. Northern soul hero Frank Wilson opens the collection. From the joyous if primitive sound of Popcorn Wylie to the sophisticated soul of the Fantastic Four, we hope there’s something here for even the most armchair-bound dance music fans of today.

Motown’s first single of 1972 all but declared the end of the label’s life in Detroit. The B side of the Four Tops‘ A Simple Game (a Moody Blues cover, cut in London with the Moodies as the session band) was a soft-psych confection, . Six months later, Motown announced the closing of its hometown offices. The Sound of Young America was now a California business.