Diana Ross Album - Motown Legends: My World Is Empty Without You
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Customers rating:
(2 ratings)
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Release Date:1995-03-14
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Type:Audio CD
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Genre:AM Pop, Girl Group, Motown, Oldies, Pop, Pop-Soul, R&B, Soul, Soul/R&B, Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues, Uptown Soul
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Label:Mca Special Products
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UPC:737463852029
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Approx. Price:$6.98
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| Track Listing : |
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My World Is Empty Without You |
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I Hear a Symphony |
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It's Going All the Way (To True Love) |
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Hang on Sloopy |
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I'll Set You Free [*] |
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When the Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes |
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Little Miss Loser |
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Fancy Passes |
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This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You) |
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Land of Make Believe [*] |
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Mr. Blues [*] |
Customer review - 2006-07-07
- Truly SupremeThis group was ruthlessly original in their approach and creativity. Anybody could fall in love with the musical stylings themselves, but their stage presence and discipline were like none other.
Their contribution to American music will remain strong for decades to come - listen and enjoy!
Customer review - 2006-06-23
- The Supremes Reign SupremeWhat I love about this particular Supremes compilation, is that it is a collection of greatest hits, album tracklist fillers, and previously unreleased material.It is not merely another "greatest hits package". The buyer actually gets some variety with this album. I highly recommend this album for all Supremes fans. Besides the two 1965 top 5 hits "I Hear A Symphony" and "My World Is Empty Without You" from the I Hear A Symphony album, you also get their version of the Isley Bros. "This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)"(which actually had originally been intended for the supremes by holland/dozier/holland. Also featured is the previously unreleeased track "Mr. Blues" which was recorded by the original trio (Diana, Mary, and Florence) in 1963. These, along with another handful of classic Supremes material, make for a great album. I highly recommend this album to all those Supremes fans and collectors.
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