SHOW #627 
Motown Memories Part 1 (30:40)
Lesser Known Motown artists
1.	Tom
2.	He Was Really Sayin’ Somethin’-The Velvelettes (#64 1965) 6 charting singles on Motown 
3.	My Whole World Ended (The Moment You left Me)-David Ruffin (#9 1969) 1st of 8 charting songs
4.	Hold On To My Love-Jimmy Ruffin (#10 1980) older brother/RSO
5.	Tom
6.	Down To Love Town-The Originals (#47 1976) 5 charting 45s
7.	I’ll Always Love You-Brenda Holloway (#60 1964) Highest charting-6 charting 45s
8.	Tom 
9.	Can You Do It-The Contours (#41 1964)  9 charting 45s do you love me twice 1962/1988
10.	What The World Needs Now Is Love/Abraham, Martin & John-Tom Clay (#8 1971) The Blackberries Back up vocals/ DJ KGBS LA
11.	Tom

Motown Memories Part 2 (29:58) 
Lesser Known Motown artists
1.	Tom
2.	That’s The Way A Woman Is-The Messengers- (#62 1971) from Milwaukee
3.	Does Your Mama Know About Me-Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers (#29 1968) Thomas Chong on guitar- 3 singles all 1968
4.	Talk To Me-Chico DeBarge (#21 1986) 3 charting songs
5.	Tom    
6.	Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A little While)-Kim Weston (#50 1965)
7.	What you See Is What You Get-Stoney & Meatloaf (#71 1971) 1st charting song for Meatloaf is Marvin Lee Aday-Stoney is Cheryl Murphy
8.	I Love You Madly-The Fantastic Four (#56 1968) 5 charting 45s 
9.	Tom   
10.	I Guess I’ll Always Love You-The Isley Brothers (#61 1966) 4 charting songs on Motown This Old Heart biggest 12/66 
11.	Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam)-The Monitors (#100 1966) only charting song
12.	Indiana Wants Me-R. Dean Taylor (#5 1970)
13.	Tom