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Eddie Kendricks
Keep On Truckin': The Motown Solo Albums, Vol. 1

Compil. US 2005 on Hip-O Select label
R&B/Soul (Soul)

"All By Myself" album information page (pgs. 12 & 13) Album released as Tamla TS 309, April 1971; #6 R&B, #80 Pop Recorded in Detroit at Hitsville (Studio A) and Golden World (Studio B), September-October and December 1970, except I Did It All For You, recorded April, June and November 1970. Singles from the album: It's So Hard For Me To Say Good-bye b/w This Used To Be The House Of Johnnie Mae; issued as Tamla 54203, April 1971; #37 R&B, #88 Pop Can I b/w I Did It All For You; issued as Tamla 54210, November 1971; #37 R&B, #101 Pop ____________________________________ "People...Hold On" album information page (pg. 17). Special thanks to Joe Messina and Eddie "Bongo" Brown Album released as Tamla T 315L, May 1972; #13 R&B, #131 Pop Recorded in Detroit at Hitsville (Studio A) and Golden World (Studio B), January-February 1972, except Date With The Rain, recorded November-December 1971 and March 1972. Singles from the album: Eddie's Love b/w Let Me Run Into Your Lonely Heart; issued as Tamla 54218, May 1972; #35 R&B, #77 Pop Girl You Need A Change Of Mind (Part 1) b/w Girl You Need A Change Of Mind (Part 2); issued as Tamla 54230, January 1973; #13 R&B, #87 Pop ____________________________________ "Eddie Kendricks" album information page (pg. 21). Album issued as Tamla T 327L, May 1973; #5 R&B, #18 Pop All tracks recorded in Los Angeles, CA, exact dates unknown, and lead vocals recorded in Detroit at Golden World (Studio B) March 1973, except Where Do You Go (Baby), recorded in Detroit at Hitsville (Studio A) and Golden World (Studio B), during the sessions for "People...Hold On", January 1972. Singles from the album: Darling Come Back Home b/w Loving You The Second Time [B-side later issued on the album "Boogie Down!"], issued as Tamla 54236, May 1973; #26 R&B, #67 Pop Keep On Truckin' (Part 1) b/w Keep On Truckin' (Part 2), issued as Tamla 54238, August 1973; #1 R&B (2 weeks), #1 Pop ____________________________________ "For You" album information page (pg. 25). Recorded and Mixed at Motown Recording Studios, Hollywood, California Album issued as Tamla T6-33521, November 1974; #8 R&B, #71 Pop Singles from the album: One Tear b/w The Thin Man [from the previous album "Boogie Down!"], issued as Tamla 54255, November 1974; #8 R&B, #71 Pop Shoeshine Boy b/w Hooked On Your Love [from the previous album "Boogie Down!"], issued as Tamla 54257, January 1975; #1 R&B, #18 Pop ____________________________________ Release credits page Digitally remastered by SUHA GUR at Universal Mastering Studios-East Recording data research: CHRIS TOMSON, from the Motown studios session logs Photographs and LP jackets courtesy of Motown Records Archives (C) 2005 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. ____________________________________ Non-release notes From Hip-O Select: CD Edition limited to 5000 non-numbered limitied [sic]edition copies. UK release date: June 4, 2007 Exact US and UK release dates taken from an external source.

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	Eddie Kendricks voc, 1939-1992 US album by
	David Leacraft arranged by
	David Van DePitte b, arranged by
	Frank Wilson bvoc, g, 1940-2012 US arranged by, backing vocals, background vocals, mixed by, mixing engineer, producer, written by
	James Anthony Carmichael voc, *1941 US arranged by
	LeRoy Fleming arranged by
	Leonard Caston key, b, 1917-1987 US arranged by, backing vocals, background vocals, piano, organ, producer, written by
	Curtis McNair , art direction, original lp
	The Young Senators , US backing band, rhythm by
	Darrell Clayborn b, bass
	James Jamerson b, 1936-1983 US bass
	King Errisson perc, cng, *1941 BS congas, written by
	Thane Tierney coordinator, for hip-o select
	Ed Greene dr, US drums
	Kenny Rice dr, NL drums
	Billy Cooper guitar
	Dean Parks g, *1947 US guitar
	Greg Poree g, US guitar, arranged by
	Brian Chin , liner notes, essay written by
	Bob Talbert Of The Detroit Free Press other, inspiration
	Gary Coleman perc, *1936 US percussion
	Jack Ashford perc, vib, *1934 US percussion
	Harold Johnson key, p, US piano, organ
	Cal Harris dr, US synthesizer, moog synthesizer
	The Funk Brothers , 1959-1972 US backing band, rhythm by
	Bobby Miller voc, g, written by, producer
	Robert White g, 1936-1994 US arranged by
	Paul Riser str, *1943 US orchestrated by, orchestration
	Gloria Jones voc, bvoc, *1945 US written by, producer
	Pam Sawyer , US written by, producer
	Jimmie Haskell str, *1936 US arranged by
	Jerry Young org, key, arranged by
	Sanford Shire , arranged by
	Jerry Long , arranged by

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