Dance With The Contours - Unreleased Motown lp gets a date - Kent
May have caught talk about this forthcoming cd release in the forums.
"Dance With The Contours" on Kent
Motown it appears had planned to release "Dance With The Contours" back in 1964.
With the tracks that were scheduled for this release being recorded in 63 and 64
But for what ever reasons the lp never made it out to the stores.
Almost 50 years later Kent have got together with Universal and are now putting that right with this release.
It's now showing up for pre-order worldwide in places such as Amazon etc @£13 and has a release date of March 28, 2011 being given
"All tracks are mastered from fresh 2011 transfers of the original Motown inch tapes (even the two previously issued) and all are presented exactly how you would have heard them almost half a century ago. With notes by universally-acknowledged Motown expert Keith Hughes, who interviewed Contour Joe Billingslea in January 2011 specifically for the project, wrapped in a booklet featuring a wealth of previously unpublished and rare period photos of the group, this is a package that no collector of early 60s Detroit soul can afford to be without."
Track listing follows...
1. Can You Do It
2. Do The See Saw
3. He Couldn't Do The Crossfire
4. I Don't Want To Talk
5. Foot Stomping Time
6. Limbo Is Here To Stay, The
7. Let's Do The Uncle Willie
8. Party Groove
9. Okey Dokey
10. Love Is Uncertain
11. Shake Everything You Got
12. Giant Steps
13. It Doesn't Have To Be So
14. Minnie The Ugly Duckling
15. Wanted
16. Boy Meets Girl
17. Don't You Wanna Go
18. You Changed My Life Around
19. You Hurt Me So
20. Throw You Out Of My Mind
21. Tonight
22. I Didn't Know How Right It Was (But Ooh What A Night It Was)
23. Somebody's Daughter Oughta
24. Nobody Fine As Dinah
25. Can You Jerk Like Me
26. I Can't Stop Dancing
Next up on the Kent/Motown front appears to be ...
Marv Johnson - I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose Plus The Complete Recordings 1964-1971
with a release date of April being mentioned for this one
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