Cette deuxième partie est toute aussi jouissive que la première partie ( si ce n'est plus ) . Un peu plus Funky que celle que j'ai posté hier , mes préférences vont du côté de Jr. Walker & The All Stars , Earl Van Dyke , Ivy Jo , Terry Johnson et Hearts Of Stone . Dire qu'il va falloir attendre maintenant , jusqu'à l'année prochaine ( peut être ) pour avoir celle de 1970 et , certainement cette fois pas avant Décembre .

Tracklist: ‘Motown Unreleased 1969’ Track By Track

Disc 2

01 ) The Rustix : Generation [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'29*

(Richard Dean Taylor)

Produced by Richard Dean Taylor

Track recorded June 2, 1969, assigned to R. Dean Taylor; reassigned to the Rustix with additional recording on June 18, 1969

02 ) Jr. Walker & The All Stars : Country Girl [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'50*

(Autry DeWalt "Jr. Walker", Lawrence Horn, Willie Woods)

Produced by Lawrence Horn

Track recorded July 5, 1966; lead vocal recorded March 20, 1968; backing vocals and additional recording on June 30, 1969

03 ) Jr. Walker & Ihe All Stars : Something You Got [ Studio Version ] [ Previously Unreleased ] 5'43

(Christopher "Chris" Kenner)

Produced by Lawrence Horn

Track recorded at Studio B June 2, 1967; studio “crowd” ambience recorded June 30, 1968; additional recording June 30, 1969; Junior recorded a true live version in Hollywood, CA, that year and issued it on Jr. Walker & the All Stars Live in 1970

04 ) Bobby Taylor : At Last [ I Found A Love ] [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'42

(Marvin Gaye, Anna Ruby Gordy Gaye, Elgin "Elgie" Stover)

Produced by Bobby Taylor

Track recorded May 13, 1969; lead vocal recorded June 20, 1969; backing vocals recorded July 9, 1969

05 ) Bobby Taylor : Love Is Here And Now You’re Gone [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'42

(Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland)

Produced by Bobby Taylor

Track recorded May 13, 1969; lead vocal recorded June 20, 1969; backing vocals recorded July 9, 1969

06 ) The Jackson 5 : What’s So Good About Goodbye [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'07

(William "Smokey" Robinson)

Produced by Bobby Taylor

Track and backing vocals recorded at separate sessions July 31, 1969; lead and additional and/or replacement backing vocals recorded August 2, 1969

07 ) Bobby Taylor Featuring The Jackson 5 : You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'23

(William "Smokey" Robinson)

Produced by Bobby Taylor

Track and backing vocals recorded at separate sessions July 31, 1969; lead and additional and/or replacement backing vocals recorded August 2, 1969

08 ) Earl Van Dyke : The Stranger [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'19

(Ivy Jo Hunter)

Produced by Ivy Jo Hunter

Track recorded June 1, 1968, assigned to the Vandellas; additional recording on June 6, 1968; reassigned to Earl Van Dyke with lead organ recorded June 26, 1969; additional overdubs, probably guitar, August 4, 1969

09 ) Earl Van Dyke : I Wish It Would Rain [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'50

(Norman Whitfield, Barrett Strong, Roger Penzabene)

Produced by Norman Whitfield

Working title: At the End Of A Hard Working Day

Track recorded April 22, 1967, assigned to “Jimmie” Ruffin; additional recording August 22 and 31, 1967; reassigned to the Temptations with strings recorded September 14, 1967; re-reassigned to Earl Van Dyke with lead organ recorded August 13, 1969

10 ) Stevie Wonder : Start Out A New Day [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'39*

(Stevie Wonder, Angie Satterwhite)

Produced by Stevie Wonder

Track recorded June 15, 1969; strings recorded June 26, 1969; horns recorded July 1, 1969; lead vocal and additional recording August 19, 1969

11 ) Gordon Staples & The Motown Strings : All the Many Shades In Between [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'30*

(Paul Leonidas Riser)

Produced by Paul Leonidas Riser

Track recorded at Studio B August 22, 1969; strings recorded January 15, 1970

12 ) Valerie Simpson : You Ain’t Livin’ Till You’re Lovin’ [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'27

(Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson)

Produced by Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson

Track recorded October 7, 1967, assigned to the Marvelettes; backing vocals recorded October 11, 1967; horns and strings recorded October 12, 1967; reassigned to Valerie Simpson with her lead vocal recorded at Studio B September 1, 1969; Marvelettes version released on Motown Sings Motown Treasures (expanded edition) in 2005

13 ) Edwin Starr : Pain From My Loneliness [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'55*

(Pamela Joan Sawyer, Joe Hinton, Henry R. Cosby)

Produced by Henry R. Cosby

Working titles: 1) It’s Unbelievable, 2) Stranded In The Road Of Love

Track recorded November 5, 1968, assigned to the Supremes; strings recorded at Studio B the same day; strings re-recorded at Studio B November 12, 1968; reassigned to Edwin Starr with his lead vocal recorded April 24, 1969; backing vocals recorded June 30 and August 22, 1969; additional vocal recorded September 5, 1969, though the latter was likely Starr’s demo for new lyrics: the track was re-purposed for the Four Tops as “Stranded On the Road of Love,” for which they recorded their vocals on September 14, 1969, but not issued, with some of Starr’s demo vocal, until the Fourever box set in 2001

14 ) Yvonne Fair : All I Could Do Was Cry [ Previously Unreleased ] 5'31

(Berry Gordy Jr., Roquel "Billy" Davis, Gwendolyn "Gwen" Gordy Fuqua)

Produced by Ivy Jo Hunter

Track recorded July 19, 1967, assigned to Chris Clark but abandoned after a re-record; backing vocals recorded August 1, 1967; reassigned to Yvonne Fair with lead vocal recorded September 9, 1969; Clark’s second version, with the Vancouvers, was released on Motown Unreleased 1967 in December 2017

15 ) The Temptations : Home Is Where The Heart Is [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'41*

(William "Smokey" Robinson, Alfred W. "Al" Cleveland)

Produced by William "Smokey" Robinson

Track recorded July 11, 1969, assigned to the Miracles; reassigned to the Temptations with their vocals recorded September 11, 1969

16 ) Stevie Wonder : Mister Moon [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'44*

(Don Powell Hunter, Lula Mae Hardaway, Stevie Wonder, Paul Leonidas Riser)

Produced by Don Powell Hunter and Stevie Wonder

Track recorded September 24, 1968; additional recording at Studio B September 12, 1969

17 ) Rare Earth : Your Heartaches I Can Surely Heal [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'02

(John William "Johnny" Bristol, Cardi Peters, Robert Purdue, Lewis "Pete" Peters)

Produced by Rare Earth

Track recorded at Studio B September 2, 1969; additional recording at Studio B September 18, 1969

18 ) Ivy Jo : Dancing In The Street [ Previously Unreleased ] 4'39

(Ivy Jo Hunter, Marvin Gaye, William R. Stevenson Jr.)

Produced by Ivy Jo Hunter

Track recorded September 9, 1969, assigned to Yvonne Fair; reassigned to Ivy Jo with his lead recorded July 16, 1970; additional recording September 15, 1970; backing vocals recorded September 24, 1970

19 ) Marvin Gaye : I’ll Take Care Of Business [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'30*

(Delores Wilkinson, Fuller Berry Gordy, Allen Story " Shadee Hasan ", Lawrence William Brown, John Henry Glover Jr.)

Produced by George Gordy and Lawrence William Brown

Working title: Sad Memories

Track recorded at Studio B September 4, 1969, assigned to the Fantastic Four; reassigned to Marvin Gaye with lead and additional recording September 18, 1969; backing vocals recorded October 2, 1969

20 ) Ivy Jo : Pride , Foolish Pride [ Previously Unreleased ] 4'49*

(Ivy Jo Hunter, Jack Alan Goga)

Produced by Ivy Jo Hunter

Working title: The Bells Tolled For Me

Track recorded at Studio B October 8, 1968; lead vocal recorded at Studio B September 5, 1969; backing vocals recorded October 4, 1969; additional vocals recorded October 13, 1969 and August 5, 1970

21 ) Earl Van Dyke : Moratorium [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'17*

(Paul Leonidas Riser)

Produced by Paul Leonidas Riser

Track recorded October 23, 1969, assigned to Gordon Staples; no strings added

22 ) Kiki Dee : While They Watch [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'50*

(Henry R. Cosby, James Anthony Dean)

Produced by Henry R. Cosby

Working title: My Sweet Talking Baby

Track recorded June 23, 1969, assigned to the Supremes; strings recorded June 27, 1969; backing vocals recorded September 14, 1969; reassigned to Kiki Dee with her lead vocal recorded October 22, 1969; additional vocals recorded October 20 and 29, 1969

23 ) Terry Johnson : This Is The Beginning [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'08*

(Terry Isaiah Johnson)

Produced by Terry Isaiah Johnson

Working title: One Life To Live

Track recorded February 19, 1969, assigned to David Ruffin; horns recorded June 13, 1969; reassigned to Terry Johnson with lead vocal recorded October 13, 1969; backing vocals recorded October 15 and 31, 1969

24 ) Terry Johnson : I Blew My Mind [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'54*

(Terry Isaiah Johnson)

Produced by Terry Isaiah Johnson

Track recorded February 11, 1969, assigned to David Ruffin; reassigned to Terry Johnson with his lead vocal recorded October 13, 1969; backing vocals recorded October 31, 1969; additional recording November 5, 1969

25 ) Earl Van Dyke : Chicken Little 69 [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'45*

(Jack Alan Goga, Walter Fields, John Fisher)

Produced by Jack Alan Goga

Working title: Chicken Little

Track recorded October 8, 1969, assigned to Soupy Sales; reassigned to Earl Van Dyke with lead organ recorded August 14, 1969; additional recording October 16 and November 15, 1969

26 ) Kiki Dee : You’re My World [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'59

(Umberto Bindi, Carl Sigman, Gino "Snupi" Paoli)

Produced by Frank Edward Wilson and Jimmy Basil Roach

Track recorded November 3, 1969; strings recorded November 12, 1969; lead vocal recorded November 7, November 13-14, and December 5, 1969

27 ) Bobby Taylor : Touched By Love [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'32*

(Doris Diane McNeil, John William "Johnny" Bristol)

Produced by John William "Johnny" Bristol

Track recorded February 12, 1969, assigned to David Ruffin; horns recorded at Studio B March 8, 1969; reassigned to Bobby Taylor with his lead vocal recorded March 30, 1969; strings recorded at Studio B April 30, 1969; backing vocals recorded December 11, 1969

28 ) Hearts Of Stone : When Push Comes To Shove [ Previously Unreleased ] 3'19*

(Carl Cutler, John J. Myers, Lindsey Griffin, Floyd Lawson)

Produced by Henry Cosby

Track recorded December 5, 1969; additional recording December 6, 1969; horns recorded December 18, 1969

29 ) Jimmy Ruffin : I Gotta Cover A Whole Lotta Ground [ Previously Unreleased ] 2'57*

(Clay McMurray, Martin "Marty" Coleman)

Produced by Clay McMurray

Working title: I Gotta Cover A Whole Lotta Road

Track recorded November 17, 1969; lead vocal recorded December 13, 1969; backing vocals recorded December 22, 1969

30 ) Terry Johnson : Tomorrow’s Child [ Previously Unreleased ] 4'32*

(Jack Alan Goga, Terry Isaiah Johnson)

Produced by Jack Alan Goga and Terry Isaiah Johnson

Working title: You Never Know If You Never Try

Track recorded May 28, 1969, assigned to the Lollipops; additional instrumental overdubs June 3, 1969; horns recorded July 29, 1969; strings recorded August 9, 1969; backing vocals recorded August 11 and 15, 1969; reassigned to Terry Johnson with lead vocal recorded August 26, 1969; additional recording December 13, 1969; further instrumental overdubs November 3, 1969, December 11, 1969, and December 23, 1969

* Newly discovered Motown composition