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I Can't Give Back the Love I Feel For You - Rita Wright
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Something on My Mind - Rita Wright
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Night Fo' Last - Shorty Long
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Night Fo' Last - Shorty Long (instrumental)
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Walk Away Renee - The Four Tops
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Your Love Is Wonderful - The Four Tops
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End of Our Road, The - Gladys Knight & the Pips
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Don't Let Her Take Your Love From Me - Gladys Knight & the Pips
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(You Can't Let the Boy Overpower) The Man in You - Chuck Jackson
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Girls, Girls, Girls - Chuck Jackson
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Why Am I Lovin' You - Debbie Dean
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Stay My Love - Debbie Dean
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Thank You Love - Billy Eckstine
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Is Anyone Here Goin' My Way - Billy Eckstine
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If You Can Want - Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
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When the Words From Your Heart Get Caught up in Your Throat - Sm
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Whisper You Love Me Boy - Chris Clark
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I'll Say Forever My Love - Jimmy Ruffin
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Everybody Needs Love - Jimmy Ruffin
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Does Your Mama Know About Me - Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers (Pr
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Fading Away - Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers
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Does Your Mama Know About Me - Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers (Co
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Forever Came Today - Diana Ross & the Supremes
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Take Me in Your Arms (Rock Me a Little While) - The Isley Brothe
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Why When Love Is Gone - The Isley Brothers
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Label: HIP-O SELECT
ABOUT THE ALBUM
2007 six CD installment in this award-winning, continuing series that swings into 1968. Musically, Motown courts controversy with 'Love Child' and 'Cloud Nine', pairs up it's superstar acts, and releases another 'Grapevine'. Those are just a few of the highlights on this set, which includes 144 tracks representing every A- and B-side of every Motown single, plus the stories behind every track, along with critical and personal essays providing overviews of the volatile era. The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 8: 1968 documents the pairing of Diana Ross and the Supremes with the new Temptations who sport a new lead singer, Dennis Edwards. They hit big with the duet 'I'm Gonna Make You Love Me'. They were then seen on TCB, a groundbreaking, prime-time program that was Motown's first-ever television co-production and the highest-rated prime-time special of that year.











