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Marv Johnson was the first Motown artist to have a successful record, "Come To Me," when the company started in 1959. At the time, Motown could not afford the distribution so he was signed with United Artists. By the mid-60's, he could record fully as a Motown artist including this B-side from 1965. Although it never charted as well as the A-side, it is a great example of Marv's talent in the heyday of the Motown Sound.
Written by: Janie Bradford-Marv Johnson
Produced by: William Mickey Stevenson and Henry Cosby
Track recorded: April 8, 1965
Lead & additional overdubs recorded: April 8, 1965
Andantes vocals recorded: April 12, 1965
Additional overdubs recorded: April 28, 1965
****No copyright infringement intended****
Marv Johnson was the first Motown artist to have a successful record, "Come To Me," when the company started in 1959. At the time, Motown could not afford the distribution so he was signed with United Artists. By the mid-60's, he could record fully as a Motown artist including this B-side from 1965. Although it never charted as well as the A-side, it is a great example of Marv's talent in the heyday of the Motown Sound.
Written by: Janie Bradford-Marv Johnson
Produced by: William Mickey Stevenson and Henry Cosby
Track recorded: April 8, 1965
Lead & additional overdubs recorded: April 8, 1965
Andantes vocals recorded: April 12, 1965
Additional overdubs recorded: April 28, 1965
****No copyright infringement intended****










