What Made The Motor City: Early Detroit Blues And Soul

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What Made The Motor City: Early Detroit Blues And Soul

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John Lee Hooker heard about it on Hastings Street and thanks to Barry Gordy's Motown the rest of the world heard about Detroit's singular musical blueprint pretty soon too. This is a collection of early Detroit blues and soul rarities, including some of the artists who made Motown so iconic.

Author: Nate Cavalieri
Genre: Soul/R&B
Category: Theme/Holiday Mixes
Created: Jan 15, 2009

Play/Add	Track	Artist
	1. Boogie Chillun	John Lee Hooker
	2. Money (That's What I Want)	Barrett Strong
	3. I Can't Help It, I Gotta Dance	Labrenda Ben
	4. That's Why (I Love You So)	Jackie Wilson
	5. What Am I Gonna Do Without You - (original version)	The Temptations
	6. Do You Know What I'm Talkin' About	The Downbeats
	7. Come To Me (Single Version)	Marvin Johnson
	8. The Stretch (Single Version)	The Contours
	9. Oh, Mother Of Mine (Single Version (Mono))	The Temptations
	10. Just A Little Bit	Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels
	11. Shake A Tail Feather	Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels
	12. Have I The Right (Single Version)	Popcorn And The Mohawks
	13. One Of These Days (Album Version (Stereo))	Marvin Gaye
	14. I Call It Pretty Music But The Old People Call It The Blues Pt. 1 (Second Pressing)	Stevie Wonder
	15. Contract On Love (Single Version - Mono)	Stevie Wonder
	16. Come Into My Palace (Single Version (Mono))	Lee & The Leopards

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