THE FOUR TOPS. "GREATEST HITS" TAMLA MOTOWN, UK 1968 LP. ORIG MONO. EX
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Country: Released: Genre: Style: , Tracklist A1Reach Out I'll Be ThereA2Where Did You GoA3I Can't Help MyselfA47-Rooms Of GloomA5Loving You Is Sweeter Than EverA6Standing In The Shadows Of LoveA7Something About YouA8Baby I Need Your LovingB1You Keep Running AwayB2Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over)B3Ask The LonelyB4BernadetteB5Darling, I Hum Our SongB6Without The One You LoveB7It's The Same Old SongB8I'll Turn To Stone Companies etc Published By – Published By – Printed By – Made By – Record Company – Notes Mono release of 651107
Release date appear as 1967 on the release. However, several Motown discographies list the release date as January 1968. Barcode and Other Identifiers Other (Date sleeve printed): 6801 TPS Matrix / Runout (Runout, A-side, stamped): TML 11061 A - 2 Matrix / Runout (Runout, B-side, stamped): TML 11061 B - 2
Review by Shawn M. Haney
Here is a recording full of enthusiasm and a tremendous outpouring of soul. perform their greatest hits and most popular tunes to package a well-received album released by Motown in the late '60s. A cause for celebration, these tunes are meant to be listened to wholeheartedly during the midst of a summer barbecue cookout bash or during a romantic evening-dance setting. These four talented singer/songwriters are heralded as an enriching foundation of the early roots of Motown, during the time of classic artists Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, and Marvin Gaye. The tunes that receive the most radio airplay on golden oldies radio stations are such classics as "Baby I Need Your Loving," "It's the Same Old Song," "Reach out I'll Be There," and "Bernadette." "Standing in the Shadows of Love" is a favorite of sister group and Diana Ross, who may have done a cover in all honesty. This collection is vintage gold, ready for a deep listen to either remind oneself of the innocence and pleasure of the '60s or to dance merrily to.
