The Complete Motown Singles, Volume 5: 1965
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Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Ask The Lonely - Four Tops
- Where Did You Go - Four Tops
- Do You Know What I'm Talkin' About - The Downbeats
- You Say You Love Me - The Downbeats
- Conscience I'm Guilty - Hattie Littles
- You Got Me Worried - Hattie Littles
- Shotgun - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- Hot Cha - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- All For You - Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers
- Too Many Fish In The Sea - Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers
- Love Makes The World Go `Round, But Money Greases The Wheel - Dee Mullins
- Come On Back (And Be My Love Again) - Dee Mullins
- I'm Still Loving You - Kim Weston
- Go Ahead And Laugh - Kim Weston
- Nowhere To Run - Martha & The Vandellas
- Motoring - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
- Stop! In The Name Of Love - The Supremes
- I'm In Love Again - Diana Ross & The Supremes
- Stop! In The Name Of Love - The Supremes
- When I'm Gone - Brenda Holloway
- I've Been Good To You - Brenda Holloway
- When I'm Gone - Brenda Holloway
- I'll Be Doggone - Marvin Gaye
- You've Been A Long Time Coming - Marvin Gaye
- I'll Be Doggone - Marvin Gaye
- Ooo Baby Baby - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
- All That's Good - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
- It's Growing - The Temptations
- What Love Has Joined Together - The Temptations
Disc 2:
- Never Say No To Your Baby - The Hit Pack
- Let's Dance - The Hit Pack
- Kiss Me Baby - Stevie Wonder
- You Only Pass This Way One Time - The Hillsiders
- Rain Is A Lonesome Thing - The Hillsiders
- My Baby - The Freeman Brothers
- Beautiful Brown Eyes - The Freeman Brothers
- Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes
- Whisper You Love Me Boy - Diana Ross & The Supremes
- Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes
- A Thrill A Moment - Kim Weston
- I'll Never See My Love Again - Kim Weston
- I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) - Four Tops
- Sad Souvenirs - Four Tops
- I Can't Help Myself - Four Tops
- All The Good Times Are Gone - Howard Crockett
- The Great Titanic - Howard Crockett
- Lonely, Lonely Girl Am I - The Velvelettes
- I'm The Exception To The Rule - The Velvelettes
- I'll Keep Holding On - The Marvelettes
- No Time For Tears - The Marvelettes
- Do The Boomerang - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- Tune Up - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- Operator - Brenda Holloway
- I'll Be Available - Brenda Holloway
- Down To Earth - Billy Eckstine
- Had You Been Around - Billy Eckstine
Disc 3:
- Buttered Popcorn - The Vows
- Tell Me - The Vows
- He's An Oddball - The Lewis Sisters
- By Some Chance - The Lewis Sisters
- Why Do You Want To Let Me Go - Marvin Johnson
- I'm Not A Plaything - Marvin Johnson
- The Only Time I'm Happy - The Supremes
- Supremes Interview - The Supremes
- Since I Lost My Baby - The Temptations
- You've Got To Earn It - The Temptations
- I'll Always Love You - The Spinners
- Tomorrow May Never Come - The Spinners
- This Time Last Summer - Danny Day
- Please Don't Turn The Lights Out - Danny Day
- Why Break My Heart (Just To Run Around) - Dorsey Burnette
- They're Only Words - Dorsey Burnette
- Pretty Little Baby - Marvin Gaye
- Now That You've Won Me - Marvin Gaye
- First I Look At The Purse - The Contours
- Searching For A Girl - The Contours
- The Tracks Of My Tears - The Miracles
- A Fork In The Road - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
- Shake And Fingerpop - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- Cleo's Back - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- It's The Same Old Song - Four Tops
- Your Love Is Amazing - Four Tops
- It's The Same Old Song - Four Tops
Disc 4:
- Mother Dear - Diana Ross & The Supremes
- Nothing But Heartaches - The Supremes
- He Holds His Own - The Supremes
- Nothing But Heartaches - The Supremes
- Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead - The Marvelettes
- Your Cheating Ways - The Marvelettes
- Your Cheating Ways - The Marvelettes
- You've Changed Me - Brenda Holloway
- Who's Lovin' You - Brenda Holloway
- You've Been In Love Too Long - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
- Love (Makes Me Do Foolish Things) - Martha & The Vandellas
- High Heel Sneakers - Stevie Wonder
- Funny How Time Slips Away - Stevie Wonder
- Music Talk - Stevie Wonder
- The Bigger Your Heart Is (The Harder You'll Fall) - Tony Martin
- The Two Of Us - Tony Martin
- I Don't Know What To Do - Richard Anthony
- What Now My Love - Richard Anthony
- Hang On Bill - Little Lisa
- Puppet On A String - Little Lisa
- You Can Cry On My Shoulder - Brenda Holloway
- How Many Times Did You Mean It - Brenda Holloway
- You Can Cry On My Shoulder - Brenda Holloway
- You Need Me - The Lewis Sisters
- Moonlight On The Beach - The Lewis Sisters
- Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While) - Kim Weston
- Don't Compare Me With Her - Kim Weston
- Things Are Changing - Diana Ross & The Supremes
Disc 5:
- Ain't That Peculiar - Marvin Gaye
- She's Got To Be Real - Marvin Gaye
- Ain't That Peculiar - Marvin Gaye
- My Girl Has Gone - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
- Since You Won My Heart - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
- My Girl Has Gone - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
- My Baby - The Temptations
- Don't Look Back - The Temptations
- My Baby - The Temptations
- Don't Look Back - The Temptations
- I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) - Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers
- How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) - Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers
- I Hear A Symphony - The Supremes
- Who Could Ever Doubt My Love - Diana Ross & The Supremes
- As Long As There Is L-O-V-E, Love - Jimmy Ruffin
- How Can I Say I'm Sorry - Jimmy Ruffin
- We Call It Fun - The Headliners
- Voodoo Plan - The Headliners
- Something About You - Four Tops
- Darling, I Hum Our Song - Four Tops
- I've Been Cheated - The Dalton Boys
- Take My Hand - The Dalton Boys
- Something's Bothering You - The Dalton Boys
- Let's Go Somewhere - R. Dean Taylor
- Say You - The Monitors
- All For Someone - The Monitors
- I Can't Believe You Love Me - Tammi Terrell
- Hold Me Oh My Darling - Tammi Terrell
Disc 6:
- You're Gonna Love My Baby - Barbara McNair
- The Touch Of Time - Barbara McNair
- Children's Christmas Song - The Supremes
- Twinkle Twinkle Little Me - The Supremes
- Uptight (Everything's Alright) - Stevie Wonder
- Purple Rain Drops - Stevie Wonder
- A Bird In The Hand (Is Worth Two In The Bush) - The Velvelettes
- Since You've Been Loving Me - The Velvelettes
- Don't Mess With Bill - The Marvelettes
- Anything You Wanna Do - The Marvelettes
- The Flick - Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers
- The Flick - Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers
- Do Right Baby Do Right - Chris Clark
- Don't Be Too Long - Chris Clark
- Do Right Baby Do Right - Chris Clark
- Going To A Go-Go - The Miracles
- Choosey Beggar - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
- Ask Any Man - Tony Martin
- Spanish Rose - Tony Martin
- Cleo's Mood - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- Baby You Know You Ain't Right - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
- My World Is Empty Without You - The Supremes
- Everything Is Good About You - The Supremes
- Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) - Frank Wilson
- Sweeter As The Days Go By - Frank Wilson
- Put Yourself In My Place - The Elgins
- Darling Baby - The Elgins
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #59523 in Music
- Released on: 2006-11-20
- Number of discs: 6
- Format: Box set
- Running time: 456 minutes
Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Hip-O Select presents The Complete Motown Singles, Volume 5: 1965, the newest installment in its critically acclaimed continuing series of every Motown single of the Detroit era. With 166 songs on six compact discs, the box set chronicles the arrival of "The Motown Sound" into the mainstream.
From the Artist
There's also the emergence of young Tammi Terrell, the uptown soul of Brenda Holloway and Kim Weston, the pop crossover experiments with Tony Martin and Barbara McNair, plus rare singles from Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers, the Freeman Brothers, the Lewis Sisters, the Headliners, Chris Clark, the Downbeats and the holy grail of Motown collecting, Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)." As with previous volumes, also included for several tracks are alternate promotional mixes, different from the commercially available vinyl singles.
This was the year that Berry Gordy realized one of his dreams for Motown: to break down racial barriers. The Supremes, with their many no. 1 Pop hits, were the vehicle; they headlined at New York's prestigious Copacabana; appeared on the cover of Time magazine; were regulars on popular national television shows all year. The social atmosphere is reflected in both introductory essays, found in the box set's 148-page booklet.
Al Abrams, who was Motown Records' first employee and was then the company's publicity director, spins an honest tale of his PR struggles as well as the fun in the midst of changing times. Author Herb Boyd, winner of the American Book Award, presents a socio-political view, weaving his experiences with Malcolm X, the Voting Rights Act and personal reflection with reporting on Motown's emerging business.
As always, each of the box set's 166 tracks gets detailed annotations, thanks to co-producer Keith Hughes and Grammy®-nominated writer Bill Dahl. Nearly every page is stuffed with information, reminiscences from the people who were there, and cool visuals showing off the original labels as sell as classic and rare pictures from the Motown Records Archives.
About the Artist
TCMS Vol. 5 features no. 1 hits from The Supremes' "Back In My Arms Again" (their fifth chart-topper in a row) to the Four Tops' "I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)," from Jr. Walker & The All Stars' breakthrough no. 1 hit "Shotgun" to Marvin Gaye's "I'll Be Doggone," a revived Stevie Wonder's "Uptight (Everything's Alright)" to nearly no. 1's from The Miracles' "Going To A Go-Go," "Ooo Baby Baby" and many more.
There's also the emergence of young Tammi Terrell, the uptown soul of Brenda Holloway and Kim Weston, the pop crossover experiments with Tony Martin and Barbara McNair, plus rare singles from Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers, the Freeman Brothers, the Lewis Sisters, the Headliners, Chris Clark, the Downbeats and the holy grail of Motown collecting, Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)." As with previous volumes, also included for several tracks are alternate promotional mixes, different from the commercially available vinyl singles.
This was the year that Berry Gordy realized one of his dreams for Motown: to break down racial barriers. The Supremes, with their many no. 1 Pop hits, were the vehicle; they headlined at New York's prestigious Copacabana; appeared on the cover of Time magazine; were regulars on popular national television shows all year. The social atmosphere is reflected in both introductory essays, found in the box set's 148-page booklet.
Al Abrams, who was Motown Records' first employee and was then the company's publicity director, spins an honest tale of his PR struggles as well as the fun in the midst of changing times. Author Herb Boyd, winner of the American Book Award, presents a socio-political view, weaving his experiences with Malcolm X, the Voting Rights Act and personal reflection with reporting on Motown's emerging business.
As always, each of the box set's 166 tracks gets detailed annotations, thanks to co-producer Keith Hughes and Grammy®-nominated writer Bill Dahl. Nearly every page is stuffed with information, reminiscences from the people who were there, and cool visuals showing off the original labels as sell as classic and rare pictures from the Motown Records Archives.




