Description
💎 Detroit Spinners 💎
💎 Detroit Spinners - I'll Always Love You & Tomorrow May Never Come - Tamla Motown Tmg 523 Dj 💎
Tamla Motown
TMG 523 DJ
Motown / Northern Soul
Artist:Detroit Spinners
A Side:I'll Always Love You
B Side:Tomorrow May Never Come
Label:Tamla Motown
Format:7"
💎 Condition 💎
Vinyl Condition:
E+
Label Condition:
M-
Sleeve Condition:
M-
💎 Description 💎
RARE and legendary red & white TMG 523 crediting the "Detroit" Spinners.
EMI had earlier in the TMG 500 series at number 514, they say, they blindly credited the 45 "The Spinners" on Tamla Motown ignoring the fact, that there was already a group called "The Spinners" doing rather well in the British Isles releasing 45s & Albums on the Fontana label. A popular and well know folk group who were regularly on the TV with their records often placed high in the charts. Many feel the release and sales of TMG 514 suffered from the fact "The Spinners" were a folk group and the Friday release sheet scanners will have passed over the release, first time round, by vinyl scholars looking for "soul" music.
But the very same EMI "oversight" happened again 9 releases later on TMG 523 with "I'll Always Love You"; now whether EMI decided a belated name change would benefit sales, or whether it was, as the preferred story suggests, that Philips Phonograph objected to the name clash of another "Spinners" perhaps hitting the charts, and asked for some other name for the Motown group to avoid confusion.
EMI withdrew TMG 523 as "The Spinners" 30th. July 1965 and hastily re-credited it, launched its new face 27th. August 1965 as "The Detroit Spinners". Did they receive a polite reminder from Philips Phonograph? That is unclear but the name "The Detroit Spinners" was born, they never appeared on a British release again as just "SPINNERS". The new christening was carried over when they signed for Atlantic Records, all subsequent UK presses were credit to the Detroit Spinners.
Before you today is the very rare 27th August 1965 TMG 523 DJ.
Listen to be transported to Motown Heaven... from both sides.
💎 Condition Report 💎
Unblemished red & white demo labels, 4 prong centre intact. Bright full gloss near mint minus vinyl, still housed in EMITEX advert birth-sleeve.
💎 Detail 💎
Artist
Detroit Spinners
A Side
I'll Always Love You
Produced By
William Mickey Stevenson, Joe Hunter
Arranged By
William Mickey Stevenson, Joe Hunter
Written By
William Mickey Stevenson, Joe Hunter
B Side
Tomorrow May Never Come
Produced By
William Mickey Stevenson, Joe Hunter
Arranged By
William Mickey Stevenson, Joe Hunter
Written By
Harvey Fuqua, Thomas Kemp
Label
Tamla Motown
Format
7"
Year
1965
City
Hayes, Middlesex
💎 YouTube Tags 💎
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