The Supremes - More Hits By The Supremes - VINYL LP

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.

Vinyl LP pressing. Mono edition.

Gold colored vinyl LP pressing. While going through his attic in 2018, famous guitarist Robbie van Leeuwen (composer of the worldwide hit InchVenusInch), came across some unique, almost forgotten and unreleased demo material recorded by The Motions back in 1967 in the legendary GTB studio in The Hague. Keyboard player PP Everts suggested the original singer Rudy Bennet that something could and should be done with these songs. After some radical re-working of the material, with arrangements done by PP Everts, Rudy Bennet and guitarist Alan McLachlan, plus a rewriting of the text of InchWarm Me BabyInch by Alan, the song swere taken into the rehearsal room with the full band. The results were so exciting, that it was decided that the tracks should be re-recorded and released, 52 years on from the original sessions! Erik Kuylaars was invited onboard to produce and oversee the whole project. Under his inspiring leadership and with the invaluable help of engineer Iwan Pronk, all the songs, apart from a few overdubs, were recorded by the band in one take. Recorded contains both the 1967 demos as well as the new re-recordings.