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Earl Van Dyke And The Funk Brothers
All For You
Single UK 1965 on Tamla Motown label
R&B/Soul (Soul)
"All For You" Recorded Saturday 27th January 1965 "Too Many Fish In the Sea" Recorded 15th September 1964 Both at Motown Studios, Detroit, Michigan.
Musicians
 | Earl Van Dyke org, 1930-1992 US album by, organ, piano |
 | The Funk Brothers , 1959-1972 US album by |
 | Mike Terry sax, *1940 baritone saxophone |
 | Benny Benjamin dr, 1925-1969 US drums |
 | James Jamerson b, 1936-1983 US electric bass |
 | Joe Messina g, *1928 guitar |
 | Robert White g, 1936-1994 US guitar |
 | Paul Riser str, *1943 US tambourine, trombone |
 | Henry Cosby ts, sax, 1928-2002 US tenor saxophone |
 | Bob Cousar voc, eb, US trombone |
 | George Bohanon tb, *1960 US trombone |
 | Donald Towns tr, trumpet |
 | Russell Conway , trumpet |
 | Eddie "Bongo" Brown cng, perc, 1932-1984 US bongos |
 | Edward Holland, Jr. , *1960 guitar |
 | Jack Ashford perc, vib, *1934 US tambourine |
 | Herbie Williams tr, fh, US trumpet |
Producers
| The Andantes backing vocals |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | All For You | Earl Van Dyke And The Funk Brothers | ||
| 2 | Too Many Fish In The Sea | Earl Van Dyke And The Funk Brothers |
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