The Supremes - I Hear A Symphony - VINYL LP
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Limited green colored vinyl LP pressing. THE SUPREMES - I HEAR A SYMPHONY / The eighth studio album released by American girl group The Supremes on the Motown tag in 1966, I Hear a Symphony was a successful attempt to further bridge the gap between traditional pop music, the traditional Motown sound and soul. The album includes the title track, which was the group's sixth number-one single, as well as the Top Ten single InchMy World Is Empty Without YouInch.
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- GenreRhythm & BluesDescriptionLimited green colored vinyl LP pressing. THE SUPREMES - I HEAR A SYMPHONY / The eighth studio album released by American girl group The Supremes on the Motown tag in 1966, I Hear a Symphony was a successful attempt to further bridge the gap between traditional pop music, the traditional Motown sound and soul. The album includes the title track, which was the group's sixth number-one single, as well as the Top Ten single InchMy World Is Empty Without YouInch.ArtistThe SupremesTitleI Hear A SymphonyFormatVINYLLabelAnagram Music LLC
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