The Yank

Most of the albums I would have chosen have already been listed. I'm going to stay away from the obvious (Marvin, Stevie, Isleys, O'Jays etc) and go with these- Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes- "To Be True" Rufus- "Rags To Rufus" Temptations- "A Song For You" Cheryl Lynn (1st album) Idris Muhammed- "Turn This Mutha Out" Al Green - "I'm Still In Love With You" Donna Summer- "A Love Trilogy" Trammps (Golden Fleece) Blackbyrds- "City Life" Ashford and Simpson- "So, So Satisfied" Barry White- "Songs For Someone You Love" Ecstasy, Passion & Pain (Roulette) And 2 from the very early part of the decade- Four Tops- "Still Waters" Supremes- "New Ways, But Love Stays"

I think he means this one...

"Where Is The Love" etc. etc.

Speaking of the baby ....

Try this .... www.usps.com Click on mail and ship and then calculate a price and you should get an idea of postage charges.

This is probably the hardest Motown sleeve to find ...

Ric-Tic / Golden World would have been my first choice for a company sleeve that doesn't exist. Sue / Symbol and Constellation come to mind as two companies that had enough releases to have had sleeves.

The lead singer is thought to be Marlene "Dimples" Harris .

I believe Johnny Otis came up with that name.

Umpeylia Ballinton better known as .....

Just wanted to add a few to the R's Shawn Robinson- "My Dear Heart" Rita and the Tiaras- "Gone With The Wind Is My Love"

It was available on the "Black Magic" album in the U.S.- never saw a 45 release.

Don't think she got listed under the "B's"- definitely needs a mention ! Rose Battiste if you can't read the label

I'm lost- are we on Q, R or S ????

Here's another great Dancer from Martha