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Garrett Stack's American Jukebox® Originating on WMNR Fine Arts Radio Playlist* Originating on WMNR Fine Arts Radio [email protected] Garrett Stack’s American Jukebox® Program is archived 24-48 hours after broadcast and can be heard free of charge at Public Radio Exchange, > prx.org > American Jukebox Show #: 242 Broadcast Date: March 25, 2017 Time: 16:00 - 18:00 # Selections: 33 * Playlist is in alphabetical order by song title not in order of play. Classic Pop, Rock & Soul from the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s American Jukebox Theme Song Credit: What Did You Do With Your Old 45’s, Bobby Vinton, Bobby Vinton’s Greatest Hits, Curb Records, 1989. By Pam A. Hanna & George Pickard. Time Writer(s) Title Artist Disc Label Year Position Comment File Number Intro Track Holiday Release Date Date Played Date Played Copy 2:16 Nicholas Ashford/Valerie Simpson Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Am Gold 1968 Time-Life 1968 8 Series AM Gold 0:04 9 1990 3/25/17 2:32 Norman Whitfield/Edward Holland Ain't Too Proud To Beg Temptations 17 Greatest Hits Gordy/Motown 1966 13 LP Big Chill/CD '66: Shak...+GrHts RKG Temptations 0:00 4 2/16/13 3/25/17 CDV-13A/CDG-23 2:36 Stevenson/Hunter Ask the Lonely Four Tops Four Tops Anthology - Disc 1 Motown 1965 24 45/LP GrHt+Anth/CD '65 BYM+GH+Anth RKG Four Tops 0:16 1/4 3/20/10 3/7/15 3/25/17 CDV-12C/CDG-37, 40 2:36 B Holland/L Dozier/E Holland Baby Love Diana Ross & The Supremes The Definitive Collection Motown 1964 1 12 #1 hits, 2 #2 hits between 1964 - 1969. RKG Supremes 0:05 2 2008 3/25/17 2:44 Don Black/Walter Scharf Ben Michael Jackson Michael Jackson: The Definitive Collection Motown 1972 1 RKM Jackson 0:12 11 2009 3/25/17 Quiet acoustic guitar intro 13-sec 2:52 B Holland/L Dozier/E Holland Can I Get A Witness Marvin Gaye Rock ‘n’ Roll Era: 1963 Still Rockin’ Time-Life 1963 22 45(damaged)/LP Grtst Hits/CD '63 St. CDV-9A Series RnR Era 0:04 14 11/19/113/9/13 3/25/17 2:29 B Holland/L Dozier/E Holland Come And Get These Memories Martha & The Vandellas The Definitive Collection Motown 1963 29 RKG Martha & none 1 2008 10/22/163/25/17 3:42 K Gamble/L Huff Don't Leave Me This Way Thelma Houston BOX Motown Vol 2 - DISC 2 MNotown 1977 1 45/12" Disco+MtHt+MtDnc/CD's BOX Motown 2 0:34 2/4 3/25/17 CDV-22,57A,103C*/D137/LPV-25,27 2:54 Ed Cobb Every Little Bit Hurts Brenda Holloway Classic Rock: 1964 Shakin' All Over Time-Life 1964 13 CD 1964 Shakin' All Over CDV-11B Series Classic Rock 0:12 5 3/25/17 2:59 B Gordy/F Mizell/F Perren/D I Want You Back The Jackson 5 Michael Jackson: The Definitive Collection Motown 1970 1 Firts release. RKM Jackson 0:18 1 2009 3/25/17 Richards 2:51 Tim Hardin If I Were A Carpenter Four Tops 2-CD Set Anthology - DISC 2 Motown 1968 20 LP & CD Anthology/CD GrHts RKG Four Tops 0:18 2/3 3/25/17 CDG-37, 40 3:11 G Jones/P Sawyer/C McMurray If I Were Your Woman Gladys Knight & The Pips AM Gold 1971 Time-Life 1971 9 Started as family group from Atlanta, GA: Series AM Gold 0:13 21 1990 3/16/13 11/29/141/9/16 3/25/17 Gladys Knight 5/28/1944; Brother “Bubbah” Knight; Sister Brenda Knight. Also 3:33 N Whitfield/W Robinson It Should Have Been Me Yvonne Fair Pop Single Purchases 1971-pres V.2 iTunes 1976 85 45 - Motown 45 - filed with top 40 45's RKV Pop Single 0:13 17 3/25/17 2:31 Marvin Gaye Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) Marvin Gaye BOX SET - Hitsville USA Vol 1 Disc 4 Motoown 1971 4 LP Every Great Motown Hit/CD '71 "2" BOX Motown 0:09 4/22 3/24/12 3/22/14 7/30/16 3/25/17 CDV-51A 2:36 B Gordy, Jr/Janie Bradford Money (That's What I Want) Barrett Strong BOX: Hitsville USA 1959-1971 Motown 1960 23 CD3" Mtwn Collect Vol 1/CD '60 Still.. BOX Motown 1 0:21 1/1 10/18/143/25/17 Berry Gordy, Jr. borrowed 2:50 William “Smokey” Robinson My Guy Mary Wells AM Gold 1964 Time-Life 1964 1 #1 on May 17, 1964 Series AM Gold 0:06 14 1991 5/17/08 5/9/09 6/5/10 6/1/13 7/30/16 3/25/17 $800 and started Motown. 2:57 Clifton Davis Never Can Say Goodbye Jackson 5 AM Gold 1971 Time-Life 1971 2 Series AM Gold 0:08 9 1990 5/17/14 3/25/17 2:57 B Holland/L Dozier/E Holland Nothing But Heartaches Diana Ross & The Supremes The Definitive Collection Motown 1965 11 12 #1 hits, 2 #2 hits between 1964 - 1969. RKG Supremes 0:02 6 2008 3/25/17 2:28 William “Smokey” Robinson One Who Really Loves You Mary Wells BOX SET - Motown SIngles Collection Motown 1962 8 45/LP GH+MTWN Top 10 GG/CD 60sKee CDV-5B/LPV-26 BOX Motown 1 0:03 1/5 2/16/13 3/25/17 Barrett Strong gave 1959-1971 - DISC 1 2:47 Holland/Horton/Bateman/Stevenson Playboy The Marvelettes The Marvelettes Greatest Hits Tamla 1962 7 B side Beech. 45789/CD GrHts+ RKG Marvel none 3 4/4/09 5/1/10 7/26/14 10/22/163/25/17 Motown its first hit CDG-6/CDV-5B with the Gordy-penned 2:47 Cosby/Moy/Wonder Shoo-Bee-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder Love Songs 20 Classic Hits Tamla 1968 9 RKM Wonder 0:14 17 3/25/17 2:40 William Robinson/Berry Gordy, Jr Shop(Shoo Around Bee Doo) Miracles Motown Box Vol 1 - Disc 1 Track 2 Motown 1961 2 LP 50 Mtwn Hits/-- CDV-7, LPV-25 Box Motown1 none 1/2 2/21/09 8/9/14 3/25/17 song, Money. used as top 3 on this date 2:39 Wonder/Garrett/Wright/Hardaway Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Stevie Wonder The Definitive Collection Motown 1970 3 Born Stevland Morris 5/13/1950 in Saginaw, Michigan. Blind since birth. Signed to RKM Wonder 0:07 7 2002 8/13/11 6/2/12 10/19/1311/28/157/30/16 9/24/16 3/25/17 Motown at age 10 doing backup work. First recorded at age 12. First #1 record at age 13. 3:53 Stevie Wonder SirYours Duke Stevie Wonder The Definitive Collection Motown 1977 1 Born Stevland Morris 5/13/1950 in Saginaw, Michigan. Blind since birth. Signed to RKM Wonder 0:18 15 2002 3/25/17 Motown at age 10 doing backup work. First recorded at age 12. First #1 record at age 13. 3:33 J Beavers/J Bristol/H Fuqua Someday We'll Be Together Diana Ross & The Supremes The Definitive Collection Motown 1969 1 12 #1 hits, 2 #2 hits between 1964 - 1969. RKG Supremes 0:27 18 2008 10/22/163/25/17 2:50 Holland/Dozier/Holland Stop! In The Name Of Love The Supremes Pure 60's: The #1 Hits UTV Records 1965 1 Absolutely clean and remasterd sound. Pristine. RKV various 0:01 11 2002 2/7/09 3/10/12 9/29/12 4/5/14 3/7/15 3/26/16 7/30/16 3/25/17 2:58 Holland/Dozier/Holland Take Me In Your Arms [Rock Me A Kim Weston BOX SET - The Motown Singles Collection Motown 1965 50 #4 R&B Charts BOX Motown V1 0:00 2/13 2/16/13 10/18/145/7/16 3/25/17 The Miracles 2:42 Smokey Robinson/Robert Rogers TheLittle Way While] You Do The Things You Temptations Motown BOX - Disc 1 Motown 1964 11 45/LP MeetTemp/CD CR'64 BOX Motown Vol1 0:04 1/18 6/4/16 6/18/16 3/25/17 CDV-11 were Motown’s 2:54 Holland/Dozier/Holland/Moy ThisDo Old Heart of Mine Isley Brothers Classic Rock: 1966 - Shakiin’ All Over Time-Life 1966 12 LP Moonlighting Sndtrk/CD '66: Shakin' CDV-13A Series Classic Rock 0:13 10 1/9/16 3/25/17 first group. 2:55 Tarplin/Moore/Robinson Tracks Of My Tears Smokey Robinson and the Miracles AM Gold 1965 Time-Life 1965 16 Series AM Gold 0:19 12 1990 10/17/153/25/17 3:20 E Starr/J Bristol/H Fuqua Twenty Five Miles (25 Miles) Edwin Starr Classic Rock: 1969 Shakin’ All Over Time-Life 1969 6 CD 1969 Shakin' All Over Series Classic Rock 0:01 13 3/25/17 CDV-16B 3:19 Charles Kipps Walk Away From Love David Ruffin BOX SET Motown Vol 2 Disc 1 Motown 1976 9 Easy disco beat Box Motown Vol2 0:31 21 2/13/16 3/25/17 2:28 J Bristol/H Fuqua/V Bullock What Does It Take (To Win Your Junior Walker & All Stars Classic Rock: 1969 Time-Life 1969 4 CD 1969 Series Calssic Rock 0:34 16 8/11/12 3/25/17 Love) In 1972 Motown left Detroit for The Supremes, Florence, Diane The Four Tops were Brenda Holloway’s ca- Kim Weston was a rising Gladys Knight & the Pips are pop, sunnier skies in Los The Temptations had a rougher sound than did and Mary, set a new standard.
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