Milestones
Released: 1995
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Released: 1995
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Featuring 18 of Martha & The Vandellas' biggest hits and finest songs, Milestones is an inexpensive introduction to one of Motown's best girl groups. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Martha & the Vandellas Live!
Released: 1967
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Released: 1967
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Motown tried to pull a fast one with this recording, which has the same cover as the successful, trend-setting Temptations live album. Buyers of the Temptations' live set would surely purchase this...
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Come and Get These Memories
Released: 1963
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Released: 1963
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Their debut album finds The Vandellas in a more lightweight and pop-oriented style than they would become known for, with some girl group and doo-wop roots still in evidence. As was often the case...
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Heat Wave
Released: Sep 30, 1963
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Released: Sep 30, 1963
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Martha & the Vandellas began making their first noise on the pop and soul charts with this 1963 album. The title song was a classic, while there were also decent remakes of such vintage tunes as...
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Dance Party
Released: 1965
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Released: 1965
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One of the great party albums of the 1960s, Dance Party was, oddly enough, the work of a Motown act that wasn't known for delivering great albums. Martha & the Vandellas had enjoyed some serious...
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Watchout!
Released: 1966
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Released: 1966
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It's usually presented as a given that, separated from the work of the Holland-Dozier-Holland songwriting team, Martha & the Vandellas were somewhat at sea. But H-D-H only had three songs on...
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Ridin' High
Released: 1968
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Released: 1968
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This represents their last gasp as a commercially viable recording act, with minor singles and the usual filler. Like their stable mates the Supremes and the Four Tops, they suffered commercially...
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Sugar n' Spice
Released: 1969
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Released: 1969
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Here Motown holds a fire sale in an effort to keep the Vandellas as a viable commercial force in the pop marketplace. The closest thing resembling a hit here is "Taking My Love (And Leaving Me)," a...
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