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T 322LP
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Exact repro reissue of Gaye's soundtrack for the classic 1972 blaxploitation film. Coming after the release of What's Going On?, the soundtrack was instrumental but a vocal version of the title track later became a hit.
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TM 269LP
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Exact repro, originally released in 1966. "That intangible, soul-stirring, toe-tapping quality which has come to be known as the Motown sound is perfectly exemplified in the Isley Brothers' first album from Tamla. All the elements are here -- the sincerity, the expert musicianship, the technical excellence and the intimate rapport."
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T 329HLP
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Gatefold 180 gram exact repro reissue, originally released in 1973. Marvin Gaye's status changed from "single" to "in a relationship" while this album was being recorded, hence its being hailed (by Russians, even) as "one of the sexiest albums of all time."
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T7 314R1LP
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Gatefold exact repro reissue. Released in 1972, this album initially lacked the commercial success of Talking Book, released later that year, but still stands as a vital document of an artist in his absolute prime. "...funky jams that show off Wonder as an instrumentalist, arranger, and producer far more than they highlight his voice, and vocal music is what sells in the record industry. One might even say that Music Of My Mind represents what Stevie Wonder the musician had always wanted to do in the studio, had he not had to deal with the stylistic and time constraints of 2-1/2 minute, mass market, R&B/Motown pop. As one travels through the tracks on the album, it is worthwhile to consider just what the package's title means: are these songs from Wonder's heart and soul, or literally songs from his mind -- his imagination?" -- James E. Perone
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