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lundi 30 septembre 2013

CHOKER CAMPBELL And His 16 Piece Band ‎ HITS OF THE SIXTIES

MOTOWN RECORDS 1965                                     MS 620 

the "Motown  Sound" by a Big Band



Choker Campbell In the early 1960s he got a job at
Hitsville USA (hich later became Motown) 
playing with the resident band, then later 
as a supporting artist for several well-known 
Motown artists, such as The Supremes, 
The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, the Four Tops, 
Stevie Wonder and others. Campbell toured 
the U.S. with stops at the Apollo Theater 
in New York City and many other venues


tracks list:

A1 Baby Love
A2 Come See About Me
A3 Where Did Our Love Go
A4 Dancing In The Street
A5 Baby I Need Your Loving
A6 That's What Love Is Made Of
B1 Wild One
B2 Mickey's Money
B3 Love Is Like A Heat Wave
B4 Pride And Joy
B5 Hitch Hike
B6 Fingertips





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