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Merry Motown - Merry Christmas From Motown

Merry Motown - Merry Christmas From Motown
Marvin Gaye Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Diana Ross Michael Jackson Kim Weston Stevie Wonder The Supremes The Funk Brothers Various Artists

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Track Listing

  1. Little Christmas Tree - Michael Jackson
  2. Christmas Lullaby - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
  3. This Christmas - Diana Ross
  4. The Christmas Song - Marvin Gaye
  5. Wish You A Merry Christmas - Kim Weston
  6. Silent Night - The Supremes
  7. Christmas In The City - Marvin Gaye
  8. Everyone's A Kid At Christmas - Stevie Wonder
  9. Winter Wonderland - The Funk Brothers
  10. I Want To Come Home For Christmas - Marvin Gaye
  11. Just A Lonely Christmas - The Supremes
  12. Won't Be Long Before Christmas - Diana Ross & The Supremes
  13. The Miracles Of Christmas - Stevie Wonder
  14. Purple Snowflakes - Marvin Gaye

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #56172 in Music
  • Released on: 2001-11-05
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Running time: 41 minutes

Customer Reviews

a seasonal selection for any time of the year4
Motown artists produced a lot of Christmas albums over the years and this one culls the best of the tracks from a number of them. The arrangements are for the most part simpler and more classic than the pop hits that arrived factory like form the industy.
This collection features some outstanding, and probably rare gems notably Smokey Robinson's beautiful Christmas Lullaby, a live track from Marvin Gaye ~ The Christmas Song, a great soul track from the incredibly underrated Kim Weston ( a voice second only to the great Florence Ballard),Stevie Wonder's cabaret Everyone's a Kid at Christmastime, and for me the greatest surprise closes the album is Marvin Gaye's rewriting of Little Darlin as Purple Snowflakes.
Like many compilations this one is a bit top heavy on the Diana Ross tracks, definitely the weakest voice of the bunch and turns a stirring album into a bit of confectionary and whoever did the arranging on Just a Lonely Christmas should be arrested by the music police