Kiki Dee Love Makes the World Go Round: The Motown Collection
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CD Details
- Released: August 1, 2005
- Originally Released: 2005
- Label: Universal Uk
Tracks:
- 1.Day Will Come Between Sunday & Monday (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 2.Johnny Rave (Taken From Original Motown Release Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 3.Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 4.Jimmy (Taken From Original Motown Release Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 5.I Can't Give Back The Love I Feel For You (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 6.More Today Than Yesterday (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 7.Oh Be My Love (Taken From Original Motown Release Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 8.Love Makes The World Go Round (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 9.You Don't Have To Say You Love Me (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 10.Love Is A Warm Kind Of Sorrow (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 11.For Once In My Life (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 12.My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me) (Taken From Great Expectations) - (studio)
- 13.I Second That Emotion (Taken From Original Release "Kiki Dee") - (studio)
- 14.I'll Try Something New (Taken From Original Release "Kiki Dee") - (studio)
- 15.Walk On By (previously unreleased) - (studio)
- 16.Mr Loneliness (previously unreleased) - (studio)
- 17.I'll Have You You'll Have Me (previously unreleased) - (studio)
- 18.Put A Little Love In Your Heart (previously unreleased) - (studio)
Music Lovers' Ratings & Reviews:
Based on 3 ratings.
Sometimes, it takes awhile for an artist to find their way. And receive sympathetic production! It isn't necessarily the label, although it can be. For example, Meatloaf had an excellent hit with "What You See Is What You Get" as: Stoney and Meatloaf, on the Motown related MoWest. Later, Dee had a big & excellent hit with "I've Got The Music In Me" (which is unusual in that it was a long single) & the #1 duet with Elton John, "Don't Go Breaking My Heart." Let's not forget that, actually, Aretha Franklin was 'a fish out of the water' on her many Columbia sides. This label was still coming out of its Mitch Miller era, and couldn't adapt to a style which was compatible to her great talent. Although Aretha did record something for everyone, many of these sides are excellent - you should listen to them - and R & B / Soul Music Stations supported her, by playing her Columbia single releases.
Product Info
- UPC: 602498317952
- Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx)
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