Mary Wells The One Who Really Loves You (CD)
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Mary Wells: The One Who Really Loves You (CD)
Mary Wells developed a unique stage persona that was shy and sexy at the same time. Her earthy, radiant, and crystal clear voice presaged what was to come later with The Supremes and Diana Ross. Wells became a star when Berry Gordy signed her as a teenager, and her first Motown hits (such as "Bye, Bye Baby", "You Beat Me to the Punch" and "The One Who Really Loves You") helped define the emerging sound of the Detroit label in the early 1960s.
This quintessential collector's edition contains Mary Wells' magnificent and long unavailable second album for Motown, The One Who Really Loves You (1962). We have also included 10 bonus tracks from the same period. These remastered songs serve as the best introduction for anyone wanting to explore the music from Wells' early career. This is the material upon which her reputation and personal style were built.
Article properties:Mary Wells: The One Who Really Loves You (CD)
Interpret: Mary Wells
Album titlle: The One Who Really Loves You (CD)
Genre R&B, Soul
Label SOUL JAM
Artikelart CD
EAN: 8436542014915
- weight in Kg 0.1
| Wells, Mary - The One Who Really Loves You (CD) CD 1 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | The One Who Really Loves You | Mary Wells | ||
| 02 | Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right | Mary Wells | ||
| 03 | You Beat Me To The Punch | Mary Wells | ||
| 04 | I've Got A Notion | Mary Wells | ||
| 05 | The Day Will Come | Mary Wells | ||
| 06 | Strange Love | Mary Wells | ||
| 07 | You're My Desire | Mary Wells | ||
| 08 | I'll Still Be Around | Mary Wells | ||
| 09 | She Don't Love You | Mary Wells | ||
| 10 | Drifting Love | Mary Wells | ||
| 11 | Two Lovers | Bonus Tracks | ||
| 12 | Old Love | Mary Wells | ||
| 13 | (You Can) Depend On Me | Mary Wells | ||
| 14 | Come To Me | Mary Wells | ||
| 15 | Shop Around | Mary Wells | ||
| 16 | Old Love [Alternate Take] | Mary Wells | ||
| 17 | Operator | Mary Wells | ||
| 18 | You Lost The Sweetest Boy | Mary Wells | ||
| 19 | Bad Boy | Mary Wells | ||
| 20 | I've Got A Story | Mary Wells | ||
Mary Wells
My Guy
Mary Wells
My Guy
Ever since Smokey Robinson took over the production reins for Motown queen Mary Wells' output, the precocious chanteuse could do no wrong. Under Smokey's creative control, Wells posted three 1962 smashes, The One Who Really Loves You, You Beat Me To The Punch, and the coy Two Lovers, all employing refreshing Caribbean-tinged rhythms. 1963 kept the momentum rolling as Mary cooed Smokey's Laughing Boy, Your Old Standby, and What's Easy For Two Is So Hard For One,while Holland-Dozier-Holland wrote the hit You Lost The Sweetest Boy on the opposite side of the latter.
But Smokey saved his best for last: My Guy gave Wells her long-awaited number one pop hit (R&B too). Wells was more seductive than ever after the stately horn intro, lifted directly from Eddie Heywood's Canadian Sunset. Bassist James Jamerson is incredible throughout but especially on the last breaks, while the Andantes, Motown's indispensable trio of female backing vocalists, add sassy retorts. Motown boss Berry Gordy appreciated their role in the tune's success. "He gave us a bonus of $500," says The Andantes' Louvain Demps. "That was the first bonus we ever got!"
But there were storm clouds looming. Despite the mammoth success of My Guy and Mary's concurrent double-sided hit duet with Marvin Gaye, Wells' husband Herman Griffin, a former Motown artist, apparently persuaded Mary that she could do better elsewhere. Because she signed her contract prior to her 21st birthday, Mary managed to slip free, inking a pact with 20th Century Fox Records. It was a major tactical error. Wells managed a handful of decent sellers for the label and a #6 R&B entry on Atco in 1966 with Dear Lover (produced by Carl Davis), but she never scaled the heights she had at Hitsville. Mary ended up on the oldies circuit until throat cancer robbed her of her most precious possession. She died at 49 on July 26, 1992.
- Bill Dahl -
Various - Sweet Soul Music
31 Scorching Classics From 1964
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