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Motown Selected Titles

Motown's Finest
Greatest hits compilations from Motown's marquee acts:
Every Great Motown Hit [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]
by Marvin Gaye		 The Ultimate Collection
by The Jackson 5

Diana Ross and the Supremes - The Ultimate Collection
by Diana Ross & Supremes		 Ultimate Collection
by Temptations

Motown Modern
A McKnight to Remember
Brian McKnight makes a big claim on the R&B ballad style with Back at One, his bestselling fourth album. Not only well sung, with McKnight overdubbing all lead and harmony vocals, this lush disc is full of evocatively written songs. Fans of romantic soul will surely treasure this memorable disc. See more from the latter-day Motown roster.


Value Picks
Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On and What's Going On
Let's Get It On found Marvin Gaye concentrating on the carnal life after the social and political comment of What's Going On. Both classics are part of our list of great Motown Value Picks. Also, see more by Marvin Gaye.

New and Notable
My Girl: The Best of [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]
by Temptations		 Way I Feel
by Remy Shand

I'm Just Corey
by Corey		 No Half Steppin
by Sharissa

Motown Records Top 5

1. Hitsville USA: The Motown Singles Collection 1959-1971 [BOX SET] Various Artists

2. Diana Ross and the Supremes - The Ultimate Collection Diana Ross & Supremes

3. Ultimate Collection Temptations

4. The Ultimate Collection The Jackson 5

5. The Ultimate Collection [1998] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Smokey Robinson & the Miracles

 

Box Sets
Hits by Misses
If any one act symbolized the Detroit-to-Vegas crossover success of Motown Records in the '60s, it was the Supremes. Diana Ross and company racked up a dozen pop-chart No. 1 hits between 1964 and 1969; at the same time, they were as likely to perform a Broadway standard as "Love Child" during visits to The Ed Sullivan Show. The four-CD (plus, for a limited time, a fifth disc of live material) box set The Supremes is the most complete overview of their career ever, sure to astound even hardcore fans and collectors. In addition to the Supremes' long honor roll of hits, it includes early sides done when the group was known as the Primettes, live material, 45-rpm mixes, alternate versions, and other rare and previously unreleased tracks. And one full CD is devoted to the post-Ross group.


The Ultimate Collections
From "ABC" to "Fire and Desire"
Nearly every major Motown artist is represented in the hit-packed Ultimate Collection series. In addition to a set of hits by the Temptations, CDs include career overviews of the Supremes, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, and the Commodores. See a full list of titles.