Credits:

The Marvelettes

Description:

A late masterpiece album with mature and comfortable mid-slow songs! The fifth album (from 1967) by the girl group "Marvelettes," known for their hit "Please Mr. Postman," is a masterpiece that shows a departure from their traditional sound, with a mature and sexy atmosphere. The first Smokey Robinson album to chart in the UK? The album also features dreamy sounds such as a cover of the Ruby & The Romantics' "The Rumours" which reached No. 2 on the R&B charts. The charm of this album is to be intoxicated by the dreamy sound of the songs on the album, such as the rhythmic "I'll Be Your Mother," written by Johnny Bristol, and Robert Parker's "I'll Be Your Mother," which reached #2 on the R&B chart. The selection of songs, such as the rhythmic cover by Johnny Bristol and Robert Parker's sultry cover, is also a must-see. A Bacharach song, "Bacharach", also sits on the disc. The album also includes four bonus tracks, including single versions of songs from the album. Commentary: Takatsugu Arai

Tracklisting:

01. BAREFOOTIN'
02. MESSAGE TO MICHAEL
03. THE HUNTER GETS CAPTURED BY THE GAME
04. WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG AND IN LOVE
05. I KNOW BETTER
06. I CAN'T TURN AROUND
07. HE WAS REALLY SAYIN' SOMTHIN'
08. THE DAY YOU TAKE ONE (YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE OTHER)
09. WHEN I NEED YOU
10. KEEP OFF. NO TRESPASSING
11. THIS NIGHT WAS MADE FOR LOVE
12. I NEED SOMEONE

BONUS TRACKS(MONO SINGLE VERSION)
13. MY BABY MUST BE A MAGICIAN
14. I NEED SOMEONE
15. WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG AND IN LOVE
16. THE DAY YOU TAKE ONE (YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE OTHER)