Credits:

The Supremes

Description:

The origin of Diana Ross & the Shupremes, their classic 1962 debut is back on vinyl! The debut album (1962) of Motown Records' first girl group "The Supremes" is a stable album featuring Smokey Robinson, Lamont Dodger and others. It reached No. 8 in the U.K. and was a milestone album that served as a stepping stone to the next album and beyond. The album features not only songs such as the euphoric pop song "Let Me Go The Right Way," but also medium and slow songs such as the debut single "I Want A Guy," the chart-topping "Your Heart Belongs To Me," and the a capella "Play A Sad Song," which is a great hit in the U.K. This is a well-balanced album that skillfully absorbs the trends of the time, such as Doo-Wop and Motown Soul. This disc is also a rare opportunity for All Days fans to compare the mono version and the stereo version. Commentary: Takatsugu Arai

Tracklisting:

(MONO)
01. YOUR HEART BELONGS TO ME
02. WHO'S LOVIN' YOU
03. BABY DON'T GO
04. BUTTERED POPCORN
05. I WANT A GUY
06. LET ME GO THE RIGHT WAY
07. YOU BRING BACK MEMORIES
08. TIME CHANGES THINGS
09. PLAY A SAD SONG
10. NEVER AGAIN
11. (HE'S) SEVENTEEN

(STEREO)
12. YOUR HEART BELONGS TO ME
13. WHO'S LOVIN' YOU
14. BABY DON'T GO
15. BUTTERED POPCORN
16. I WANT A GUY
17. LET ME GO THE RIGHT WAY
18. YOU BRING BACK MEMORIES
19. TIME CHANGES THINGS
20. PLAY A SAD SONG
21. NEVER AGAIN
22. (HE'S) SEVENTEEN