Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Ask The Lonely Alternate Stereo Mix
2. Where Did You Go Single Version
3. Do You Know What I'm Talkin' About
4. You Say You Love Me
5. Conscience I'm Guilty
6. You Got Me Worried
7. Shotgun Album Version
8. Hot Cha Album Version
9. All For You Album Version
10. Too Many Fish In The Sea Album Version
11. Love Makes The World Go `Round, But Money Greases The Wheel
12. Come On Back (And Be My Love Again)
13. I'm Still Loving You
14. Go Ahead And Laugh Second Version
15. Nowhere To Run "16 Big Hits" Stereo Version
16. Motoring Single Version (Stereo)
17. Stop! In The Name Of Love Promo version
18. I'm In Love Again Album Version (Stereo)
19. Stop! In The Name Of Love Single Version (Mono)
20. When I'm Gone Single Version
21. I've Been Good To You Album Version
22. When I'm Gone Second Version
23. I'll Be Doggone Single Version (Mono)
24. You've Been A Long Time Coming Album Version
25. I'll Be Doggone Second version
26. Ooo Baby Baby Album Version (Stereo)
27. All That's Good Single Version (Mono)
28. It's Growing Single Version (Mono)
29. What Love Has Joined Together Album Version (Stereo)

Disc 2:

1. Never Say No To Your Baby Single Version
2. Let's Dance
3. Kiss Me Baby Single Version - Mono
4. You Only Pass This Way One Time
5. Rain Is A Lonesome Thing
6. My Baby
7. Beautiful Brown Eyes
8. Back In My Arms Again Promo version
9. Whisper You Love Me Boy Album Version (Stereo)
10. Back In My Arms Again Single Version (Stereo)
11. A Thrill A Moment Single Version
12. I'll Never See My Love Again
13. I Can't Help Myself Single Version (Mono)
14. Sad Souvenirs Single Version (Mono)
15. I Can't Help Myself Second Version
16. All The Good Times Are Gone
17. The Great Titanic
18. Lonely, Lonely Girl Am I Single Version
19. I'm The Exception To The Rule Single Version
20. I'll Keep Holding On Single Version
21. No Time For Tears
22. Do The Boomerang Album Version
23. Tune Up Album Version
24. Operator Single Version
25. I'll Be Available
26. Down To Earth Album Version
27. Had You Been Around Album Version

Disc 3:

1. Buttered Popcorn
2. Tell Me Single Version
3. He's An Oddball
4. By Some Chance
5. Why Do You Want To Let Me Go
6. I'm Not A Plaything
7. The Only Time I'm Happy Album Version (Stereo)
8. Supremes Interview
9. Since I Lost My Baby Single Version (Mono)
10. You've Got To Earn It Single Version (Mono)
11. I'll Always Love You Single Version
12. Tomorrow May Never Come
13. This Time Last Summer
14. Please Don't Turn The Lights Out
15. Why Break My Heart (Just To Run Around)
16. They're Only Words
17. Pretty Little Baby Single Version (Mono)
18. Now That You've Won Me Album Version (Mono)
19. First I Look At The Purse Single Version
20. Searching For A Girl
21. The Tracks Of My Tears "16 Big Hits" Stereo Version
22. A Fork In The Road Single Version (Mono)
23. Shake And Fingerpop Album Version
24. Cleo's Back Album Version
25. It's The Same Old Song Single Version (Mono)
26. Your Love Is Amazing
27. It's The Same Old Song Second Version

Disc 4:

1. Mother Dear Stereo
2. Nothing But Heartaches Single Version (Mono)
3. He Holds His Own Album Version
4. Nothing But Heartaches Second Version
5. Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead Single Version
6. Your Cheating Ways Single Version
7. Your Cheating Ways Second Version
8. You've Changed Me
9. Who's Lovin' You Album Version
10. You've Been In Love Too Long Single Version
11. Love (Makes Me Do Foolish Things) "16 Big Hits" Stereo Version
12. High Heel Sneakers Single Version - Mono
13. Funny How Time Slips Away Single Version - Mono
14. Music Talk Single Version - Mono
15. The Bigger Your Heart Is (The Harder You'll Fall) Single Version
16. The Two Of Us
17. I Don't Know What To Do
18. What Now My Love
19. Hang On Bill
20. Puppet On A String
21. You Can Cry On My Shoulder Single Version
22. How Many Times Did You Mean It
23. You Can Cry On My Shoulder Second Version
24. You Need Me Single Version
25. Moonlight On The Beach Single Version
26. Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While) Single Version
27. Don't Compare Me With Her
28. Things Are Changing Promo Version

Disc 5:

1. Ain't That Peculiar Single Version (Mono)
2. She's Got To Be Real
3. Ain't That Peculiar Second Version
4. My Girl Has Gone Single Version (Mono)
5. Since You Won My Heart Album Version (Stereo)
6. My Girl Has Gone Second Version
7. My Baby Single Version (Mono)
8. Don't Look Back Album Version (Stereo)
9. My Baby Second Version
10. Don't Look Back Second Version
11. I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) Single Version
12. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) Album Version
13. I Hear A Symphony Single Version (Mono)
14. Who Could Ever Doubt My Love Album Version (Stereo)
15. As Long As There Is L-O-V-E, Love Album Version
16. How Can I Say I'm Sorry
17. We Call It Fun
18. Voodoo Plan
19. Something About You Single Version (Mono)
20. Darling, I Hum Our Song Single Version
21. I've Been Cheated
22. Take My Hand
23. Something's Bothering You
24. Let's Go Somewhere
25. Say You
26. All For Someone
27. I Can't Believe You Love Me
28. Hold Me Oh My Darling

Disc 6:

1. You're Gonna Love My Baby Single Version
2. The Touch Of Time Single Version
3. Children's Christmas Song Album Version
4. Twinkle Twinkle Little Me Album Version
5. Uptight (Everything's Alright) Single Version
6. Purple Rain Drops Single Version - Mono
7. A Bird In The Hand (Is Worth Two In The Bush) Single Version
8. Since You've Been Loving Me Single Version
9. Don't Mess With Bill Single Version
10. Anything You Wanna Do
11. The Flick Part 2
12. The Flick Part 1
13. Do Right Baby Do Right Single Version
14. Don't Be Too Long Single Version (Mono)
15. Do Right Baby Do Right Second Version
16. Going To A Go-Go Single Version (Mono)
17. Choosey Beggar Single Version (Mono)
18. Ask Any Man
19. Spanish Rose
20. Cleo's Mood Album Version
21. Baby You Know You Ain't Right
22. My World Is Empty Without You Single Version (Mono)
23. Everything Is Good About You
24. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)
25. Sweeter As The Days Go By
26. Put Yourself In My Place Single Version
27. Darling Baby

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #27698 in Music
• Released on: 2006-11-20
• Number of discs: 6
• Format: Box set
• Dimensions: 1.87 pounds
• Running time: 456 minutes

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.