BRENDA HOLLOWAY Every Little Bit Hurts LP MOTOWN RE

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Oct 26, 2009 Sold Date

Oct 16, 2009 Start Date

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BRENDA HOLLOWAY

"EVERY LITTLE BIT HURTS"
-published first in 1964-

LP MOTOWN RECORDS ML-5242-59

PRINTED IN USA RE-RELEASED STILL IN SHRINK NO-BARCODE
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tracklisting:
I'VE BEEN GOOD TO YOU
SAD SONG
EVERY LITTLE BIT HURTS
TOO PROUD TO CRY
WHO'S LOVING YOU
LAND OF A THOUSAND BOYS
SUDDENDLY
EMBRACEABLE YOU
UNCHAINED MELODY
A FAVOR FOR A GIRL
YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME
CAN I

grading:
Record EX / Sleeve VG+ (normal wear)

One of the sexiest singers on the Motown label, Brenda Holloway was also one of
its grittiest, with a strong gospel influence more typical of Southern soul than
the company's usual polish. Best known for her ballad hit "Every Little Bit Hurts,"
Holloway also recorded (and co-wrote) the original version of "You've Made Me So Very Happy,"
which soon became a hit for jazz-rockers Blood Sweat & Tears.
The title track was one of Motown's grittiest singles ever, but it didn't put
Brenda Holloway into the spotlight she deserved. Her sound and style were
so gospel-tinged and powerful that she was out of place on a label that wanted
more polished, sophisticated material. This album had some marvelous classics
and stands as Holloway's finest. While Motown had many other superb soul artists,
Holloway may have been one who'd have done better at Stax or any of the Southern
outlets who specialized in rawer, "deep" country and gospel-tinged productions...(All Music Guide)

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