Tammi Terrell - All I Do Is Think About You

[ShorterSoul]

I've seen a Tamla white label 45 of this with Smokey Robinson "legend in it's own time" on the flip.. was this a legit reissue, I understand this tune was previously unreleased, can anyone confirm?

cheers

Jon

Edited October 5, 2007 by ShorterSoul

[Guest Trevski]

I've seen a Tamla white label 45 of this with Smokey Robinson "legend in it's own time" on the flip.. was this a legit reissue, I understand this tune was previously unreleased, can anyone confirm?

cheers

Jon

Dodgy.

[Alan Pollard]

I've seen a Tamla white label 45 of this with Smokey Robinson "legend in it's own time" on the flip.. was this a legit reissue, I understand this tune was previously unreleased, can anyone confirm?

cheers

Jon

Look out for an equally brilliant version of the same song by the great Brenda Holloway also un-issued, however there is one issued version by Stevie Wonder I think LP only.

Regards

Alan

[Guest andyrattigan]

Look out for an equally brilliant version of the same song by the great Brenda Holloway also un-issued, however there is one issued version by Stevie Wonder I think LP only.

Regards

Alan

Roger Banks has an acetate of the Brenda Holloway version. Sublime. Heard it palyed at Cleethorpes last year. Made the weekend it was that good. I would dontae a kidney to own the acetate.

[ShorterSoul]

Thanks for the info chaps, just posted Tammi's version in refosoul

[Codfromderby]

over the years i never thought any record could beat my all time faves, but this one does it, the best record ever, respect for the post,

[Reg]

Gorgeous record...Although I love BH's version Tammi's is the best...a few other versions too as we've discussed a few times before on here...

[Alan Pollard]

I do understand why alot of recordings remained in the can and weren't sanctioned for release by Motown's infamous quality control team because although we like them most would not have stood a chance commercially, however when we talk about such sublime soul music as "All I do" by either artist then in my opinion Motown made a big mistake, as a Motown collector I would love to have seen this released especially on the traditional black & silver UK Tamla Motown logo, mouth watering. Motown at it's very very best.

Regards

Alan