Uploaded December 2009 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
"A Little More Love" was released by Motown in 1964 as an A-side single for Kim Weston, however it was pulled from release. I find it to be one of the best slow-dance songs Motown ever produced. The strings are lush and soaring, particulary on this version. Another version was recorded with new vocals by Kim and the Andantes with a different mix. This version has more strings which adds far more beauty to it than the re-recorded version. The song was written and produced by her husband, William 'Mickey' Stevenson.
Written by: Sylvia Moy and William Stevenson
Produced by William Stevenson and Ivy Jo Hunter
Track recorded: September 9, 1964
Strings added: September 12, 1964
Lead & background vocals recorded: September 28, 1964
****No copyright infringement intended****
"A Little More Love" was released by Motown in 1964 as an A-side single for Kim Weston, however it was pulled from release. I find it to be one of the best slow-dance songs Motown ever produced. The strings are lush and soaring, particulary on this version. Another version was recorded with new vocals by Kim and the Andantes with a different mix. This version has more strings which adds far more beauty to it than the re-recorded version. The song was written and produced by her husband, William 'Mickey' Stevenson.
Written by: Sylvia Moy and William Stevenson
Produced by William Stevenson and Ivy Jo Hunter
Track recorded: September 9, 1964
Strings added: September 12, 1964
Lead & background vocals recorded: September 28, 1964
****No copyright infringement intended****
