Different World: Holland-Dozier-Holland Songbook: Different World: The Holland-Dozier-Holland Songbook / Various
Different World: Holland-Dozier-Holland Songbook: Different World: The Holland-Dozier-Holland Songbook / Various
Format: CD
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Artist: Different World: Holland-Dozier-Holland Songbook
Label: Kent Records Uk
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 029667110327
Genre: Soul/R & B
A long-overdue addition to Ace's ongoing Songwriter Series, the words and music of brothers Brian and Edward Holland and their colleague Lamont Dozier were and still are the foundation on which the international success of The Motown Sound was built. Between 1963 and 1968 Holland-Dozier-Holland wrote hit after hit for Berry Gordy's company, their songs making stars of some of Motown's biggest names - including but not limited to the Supremes and Four Tops. From 1969 to 1973 the trio carried on penning smashes and classics for their own Invictus/Hot Wax/Music Merchant set up, creating new stars in the Honey Cone and Freda Payne, among others. Holland-Dozier-Holland songs have been revisited many times by all sorts of artists, and "A Different World" brings two dozen diverse names and interpretations of their repertoire, with Motown and Invictus stalwarts like the aforementioned Supremes and Tops (as well as Martha and the Vandellas, Kim Weston, the Miracles and more) sharing disc space with The Band, Brenda Lee, The Vanilla Fudge, Laura Nyro and even The Fall - just a few of the non-traditional names who reinterpret Holland-Dozier-Holland's vison of 'The Sound Of Young America' in their own individual and inimitable ways. As ever, "A Different World's booklet is packed with label shots, copious other images and an extensive sleeve note that gives deep detail about the featured songs. It may be long-overdue, but it is an essential tribute to a stellar writing team and is well worth the wait!
Tracks:
1.1 Where Did Our Love Go - Donnie Elbert
1.2 Love's Gone Bad - Chris Clark
1.3 Jimmy Mack - Martha ; The Vandellas
1.4 Don't Do It - The Band
1.5 Baby I Need Your Loving - Marvin Gaye ; Kim Weston
1.6 How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) - Brenda Lee
1.7 Reach Out, I'll Be There - Gloria Gaynor
1.8 Heaven Must Have Sent You – Diana Ross ; The Supremes
1.9 Medley Of Soul (It's The Same Old Song / Something About You / I Can't Help Myself) – Big Al Downing
1.10 While You're Out Looking For Sugar - Honey Cone
1.11 There's A Ghost In My House - The Fall
1.12 Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While) - The Isley Brothers
1.13 You Keep Me Hanging On - The Vanilla Fudge
1.14 A Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knocking Everyday) - Dusty Springfield
1.15 This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You) – Bettye Swann
1.16 New Breed Kinda Woman –
1.17 Holland-Dozier Featuring Lamont Dozier
1.18 Band Of Gold (Unedited Alternate Version) – Freda Payne
1.19 Leaving Here - Eddie Holland
1.20 I'm In A Different World - Four Tops
1.21 I Think You Need Love - Dionne Warwick
1.22 (Come Round Here) I'm The One You Need – Smokey Robinson ; The Miracles
1.23 Come See About Me - Barbara Mason
1.24 Helpless - Kim Weston
1.25 Come And Get These Memories - Laura Nyro
