"Songs of The Original STONEWALL Club Jukebox"©
"S.O.T.S." compiled
by original STONEWALL Club Patron, Stonewall Rebellion Participant
and STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association Founder Willson
L. Henderson
Motown / Stonewall Legends:
Martha Reeves &
The Vandellas
Songs of
The STONEWALL Club | Stonewall
Various Artists | Singers - Part 2 | Diana Ross
& The Supremes
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas | The
Marvelettes of Motown | Post-Stonewall
Songs | Diana Ross
STONEWALL Veterans' Association: 'Go Fund Us'!
As Martha Reeves & The Vandellas's hit song "Come And Get These Memories" conveys, come
and get these memories! That's likely why you are here! There are many reasons why you should
"H-E-L-P" the STONEWALL Veterans' Association ("S.V.A.") -- the folks who have been
bringing you all these memories with our unique knowledge and know-how, free of charge at our
expense for more than a quarter-of-a-century! The help is finally needed during the recent difficult,
sickening and killer worldwide health epidemic and the dire economic consequences it has caused
especially for educational and non-profit groups! The Gay boys and Gay girls and their straight friends
of the original STONEWALL Bar & Dance Club in Manhattan, NYC, are 'the ones' who started the
brave
resistance and uprising -- not the current, rented,
misrepresented and rip-off commercial store!
Therefore, the most important point is preserving the real history of the actual participants in the
launching of the modern G.L.B.T. rights movement known as the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion!
In other words, respect and support the people as represented exclusively for a half-century
by the voluntary, non-profit National STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association --
not the leased, self-serving, for-profit, greedy, non-GLBT owned "Stonewall" storefront!
The 'Go Fund Us' site includes a rarified slideshow of fascinating vintage photographs of
members of the STONEWALL Veterans' Association, all of whom were victims of the
anti-Gay New York City Police Department raids on the original STONEWALL Club or the
historic seven-night 1969 Stonewall Rebellion! As an authentic treat, you will hear background
music of an actual #1 hit song from the original STONEWALL Bar & Dance Club Jukebox!
Supporting the S.V.A. ensures our educational programs, our outreach services and our existence!
https://www.GoFundMe.com/f/support-gay-veterans-1969-stonewall-rebellion
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas Concert in Staten Island, New York
The "Leading Ladies of Motown" concert tour arrives at the historic St. George Theatre in Staten Island, New York City! The show stars Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Lois and Delphine ("MRV"), and Mary Wilson of The Supremes! MRV opened their show with their pulsating hit "I'm Ready For Love" and concluded their exciting show with their international #1 smash and the Motown anthem "Dancing In The Street"! Legendary members of the STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association proudly attended front row and center -- happily surprising Miss Reeves and her sisters! Willson Henderson, the SVA's director, was also a longtime president of the M.R.V. Fan Club! Leticia Remauro is a luminary of Staten Island. Baron Morris, Jr. was reunited with The Reeves Sisters after a decade since the Westbury Music Fair! Showtime on one-night-only was Saturday, May 11th @ 8 p.m. For more 411 about the venue, visit the St. George Theatre at: www.SGTR.org.FordAmphitheaterConeyIsland.com/2017/events/temptations-four-tops
2016
Top Five Songs from Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
The top five songs, and there are plenty to choose from, of Martha Reeves & The Vandellas ("MRV") highlighted here are: "Heat Wave", "Dancing In The Street", "Nowhere To Run", "I'm Ready For Love" and "Jimmy Mack"! There is background 411, a promotional photograph taken at the time of each song and an active live link to see MRV performing each song! Visit:
www.SmoothRadio.com/best-music/1960s/top-5-songs-from-Martha-Reeves-and-The-Vandellas
2015
Martha Reeves & The Vandaellas: Concert at NYC's B.B. King's NightclubMembers of the legendary STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association ("S.V.A.") annually welcoms back Martha Reeves and her Vandellas to the city where "Come And Get These Memories", "Heat Wave", "Quicksand", "Dancing In The Street", "Nowhere To Run", "My Baby Loves Me", "I'm Ready For Love", "Jimmy Mack" and "Honey Chile" were all #1 on either the pop charts or the R&B charts or both!! The SVA's contingency, including handsome S.V.A. office manager AnDre M. Christie, is gayly hosted by Willson Lee Henderson. The 'one night only' show is on the best night, Saturday, February 21st. B.B. King's Nightclub is at 237 West 42nd Street, off Times Square, between Seventh Avenue and Eighth Avenue. Doors open @ 6 p.m. The S.V.A. is having its wonderful and funderful pre-show dinner and drinks before the show at BBK's. Showtime is @ 8 p.m. Martha will open with her rousing hit single "I'm Ready For Love"! The finale is always and appropriately "Dancing In The Street". There shall be a "Live Wire" reunion get2gether with Miss Martha Reeves backstage after the show!
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2014
Martha Reeves: Concert at B.B. King's Nightclub/NYC
"Come And Get These Memories"! Martha Reeves's annual return engagement at this legendary and great dinner and perfect show venue is on Friday, January 24th @ 8 p.m. The National STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association is confirmed! Doors open @ 6 p.m. to accommodate the dinner and drinks patrons prior to the show. "Get Ready For Love"!
2013
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas: MRV 50th Anniversary - The Singles Collection (1962-1972)
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filename: Martha-Reeves_Vandellas_50th-Anniversary
This literally incredible and complete collection goes from the originally for Mary Wells song "I'll Have To Let Him Go" (A-side single) in 1962 to Martha Reeves & The Vandellas' incredible bombastic version of the Jackson Five's "I Want You Back" (B-side single) in 1972!
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Martha Reeves Portaryed on Broadway: "Motown The Musical"
Yes, Miss Martha Reeves was at the premiere of "Motown" on
April 14
Pictured above: Berry Gordy, Jr., Martha Reeves and Stevie Wonder
The incredible all-American story of Motown and the colossal songbook of Motown has been considered as phenominal Broadway material for decades! Well, "MTM" finally arrived! Come and get these memories! Martha Reeves & The Vandellas' #1 international hit song and dance anthem is, of course, in the Motown musical. It is given the big Broadway production treatment that it deserves. "Dancing In The Street", especially as performed by Miss Martha Reeves, is ultimate Motown! The song is recaptured to great satisfaction and as a living tribute to Martha in the musical "Motown".
2012
Sunday, December 30, 2012 @ 8 p.m.
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Event>>>>> Martha Reeves: "Dancing With The Stars"
Appropriately, Martha Reeves opened the two-hour exciting "Dancing With The Stars" show with her international #1 hit song "Dancing In The Street"! That song is the anthem of Motown Records and it was ideal for a show about dancing! Martha looked Motown royalty in a full-length gown. The opening also featured The Temptations performing "Get Ready" and Smokey Robinson singing "The Tracks Of My Tears". Tonight was "Motown Night" -- every dance was to a Motown song! Martha, later in the show, in a shimmering silver cocktail dress, performed a bouncy rendition of "Jimmy Mack" while a couple (Maria Menounos and Derek Hough) danced. Tonight, other Motown legends performing -- while a competing couple danced to the song -- were Smokey Robinson ("Cruisin'", "Ooo, Baby, Baby" and "Being With You") and The Temptations ("My Girl", "I Can't Get Next To U", "The Way You Do The Things You Do" and "Ain't Too Proud To Beg"). There was a surprise intro of a special front-row guest: Motown founder Mr. Berry Gordy, Jr. "DWTS" is the popular dance competition show with celebrity dance contestants paired with professional dancers. Ironically, one contestant was also a Motown legend: Gladys Knight! DWTS's "Night of Motown" concluded with a competitive dance elimination "Motown Marathon" set to Martha's "Nowhere To Run"! The show aired 'live' on ABC-TV on Monday, April 23rd with rave revues and high ratings!+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Martha Reeves & The Crystal Method: On Television
Martha Reeves performs her exciting new hit single "I'm Not Leaving" with The Crystal Method. They are backed by an all-star band comprised of horns from soul legends Tower of Power and rockers Darryl Jones of the Rolling Stones, Brain of Nine Inch Nails and Richie Fortus of Guns n' Roses. The backup singers include Louis Price, formerly of The Temptations.+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Martha Reeves: Performances this year 2012 confirmed in many countries
United States of America (CA, MI, NC, NJ, NV, NY, OR and SC, alphabetically), England, Italy, Scotland and Sweden
2011
Motown Variety Artists featuring Martha Reeves & The Vandellas: Motown 50 {3-C/Ds}Event > > > Martha
Reeves Performs at The White House
Martha Reeves and Berry Gordy, Jr.
Continuing the commemoration of the 50th anniverasary of Motown Records, the U.S. President Barack held a "Tribute to the Motown Performers" at The White House in Washington, District of Columbia (DC), on Thursday, February 24th. As a special legendary Motown guest of honor in the front row, Miss Martha was demanded on stage to sing on the tribute to her blockbuster hit "Dancing in The Street". President Barack personally thanked "Miss Martha Reeves"! The chief three original Motowners for the televised on Public Broadcasting System (PBS) event were Smokey Robinson, Martha Reeves and Stevie Wonder.
2010
Vintage "V" Portrait: Lois Reeves, Martha Reeves
and Rosalind Ashford
[Portrait courtesy of Motown Record Co.]
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>>> Event: Martha Reeves
& The Vandellas return to New York City!!!
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>>> Event: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas in Ireland!
Thursday, July 22: Cork, Ireland - Opera House
Friday, July 23: Dublin, Ireland - Halix Theatre
2009
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas: The Definitive Collection
Colorfully pictured: Rosalind Ashford, Betty Kelley and Martha Reeves
2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008 @ 8 p.m.
Hammerstein Ballroom=Tribute=
:Martha is dedicating her part of the show to "The Top of The Tops" -- the late and great Levi Stubbs!
2007
2006
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas: GOLD
Gold Girls: Rosalind Ashford (top), Betty Kelley (left) and Martha Reeves
"Right-on" to Motown Records for timely issuing "GOLD", an expanded anthology of Martha Reeves & The Vandellas. This double compact disc collection has over forty songs, including all of the MRV single-release songs on Motown's Gordy record label and a healthy sampling of their popular flipside songs. The "Songs of The STONEWALL Club Jukebox (1966 to 1969)" included in this set are the perennial favorite #1s "Heatwave" and "Dancing In The Street", which appeared, respectively, in The STONEWALL Club's jukebox, for a month or so each and every summer. The regular Stonewall Era songs digitally-remastered in these two C/D's include: "My Baby Loves Me" and "I'm Ready For Love" from 1966; "Jimmy Mack" and "Love Bug Leave My Heart Alone" from 1967; "Honey Chile" , "I Promise To Wait My Love" and "Forget Me Not" all from 1968; and "We've Got Honey Love" and "Taking My Love And Leaving Me" from 1969. The MRV flipside record songs include the finger-snapping, line-dancing, Gay-marriage themed "Third Finger, Left Hand (That's Where He Placed The Wedding Band)" and the fast-paced, hard-dancing "One Way Out" from 1967 and "Show Me The Way To Your Heart" and sweet-as-sugar "Forget Me Not" from 1968. All were flipside hits at The STONEWALL Club! The great "Songs of The STONEWALL Club Jukebox (1966 to 1969)", featuring many MRV songs, were compiled by Willson Lee Henderson. The collection is expanded with its hot handful sampling of post-MRV single songs of a solo Martha Reeves.
2005
Martha Reeves new single winner in 2005 on Election Day:
* "Call Me Council Woman" =b/w= "Detroit Rose" (released by City Hall Records)
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The vandalous Vandellas in 2005 (l-2-r): Lois, Martha and
Delphine Reeves
* * * * * MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS * * *
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(Lois Reeves & Delphine Reeves)
at
B.B. King's Nightclub
West 42nd Street/Times Square
Manhattan * New York * U.S.A.
Day/date/time: Monday, March 8th, 2005 @ 9 p.m.
Special Guests: | Arlene Smith of The Chantels, original Girl Group members of The Crystals, The Exciters and The Toys, plus N.Y.C. music legend (in her own mind) Royal Jones, former M.R.V. Fan Club President Willson L. Henderson, Girl Groups promoter Thomas Ingrassia, S.M.V. Girl Groups Fan Club President Frances Baugh, N.Y.C. District Leader Eddie Baca, Eric Carter of Detroit (MRV Tour Manager), Ace Lichtenstein (MRV Manager), Dundifer Holt (MRV Assistant Manager) and officials of the STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association and the Imperial QUEENS & Kings of Greater New York, among many others. |
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
Concert Songlist:
* "I'm Ready For Love"
* "Come And Get These Memories"
Introduction of The Vandellas: Lois & Delphine
* "Nowhere To Run"
* "Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things"
Intro of Arlene Smith of The Chantels
* "Maybe" (a cappella sample by Martha solo)
* "Jimmy Mack"
MRV 1960s Copacabana Medley:
* "The Boy From Ipanema"
* "Call Me"
* "The Look Of Love" (dedicated to Dusty Springfield)
Great Tribute to Mr. Marvin Gaye:
* "What's Going On"
Instrumental of "WGO" (MRV costume change)
Introduction of Uptown Horns Revue Band
Encore: "What's Going On"
Tribute to Mr. Jackie Wilson:
* "Higher And Higher"
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Martha Reeves & The Vandellas: Lost & Found - Spellbound (1962 - 1972)
Purple Vandellas (shown): Sandra Tilley, Martha Reeves and Lois Reeves
A long-sought, much-anticipated collection of an overwhelming majority of never-before released gems and a handful of real rarities by Miss Martha Reeves and her vandalous Vandellas! The timeframe spans their legendary dozen golden years at Motown Records. The songlist includes: "Spellbound" (would have been a hit single), "All That Glitters Isn't Gold", "Coney Island" (as in Brooklyn), "It's Your Wedding Day", "Keep Stepping (Never Look Back)", "For Once In My Life" (the Motown standard), "Candy Man", "It Must Be Him" (a 1967 especially Gay favorite hit song by Vicki Carr), "Standing Ovation", "You Neglect Me", and the now (tsunami) ironically titled "Earthquake"! A few other M.R.V. jewels from the Motown vaults -- "Contract On Love", "Forever" and "The Tracks Of My Tears" -- which no doubt would have been included here on M.R.V.'s "Lost And Found" were rather represented on the other new 2-c/d vintage collection entitled "Motown Sings Motown Treasures". Another M.R.V. gem "(It's Easy To Fall In Love) With A Boy Like You" would also have been included; however, it found a much greener pasture as a featured song in the Will Smith blockbuster movie "Hitch!" |
2004
Martha Reeves: Home To You
Miss Martha Reeves pensively pictured "Home-2-Us"
"The Black Rose"'s eleven songs have nine written or co-written by the singer and album producer Martha Reeves herself. The tenth song is the jazzy re-working of one of her classic Motown "Top Ten" dance songs, "Jimmy Mack", written by the legendary Holland-Dozier-Holland. So, you can say that all these years later, Martha is still looking for Jimmy at The Stonewall Club -- and a lot of other Gay clubs! Speaking of legends, the eleventh song is written by the legendary songstress Billie Holiday, who was the first to popularize the herein inspirational "God Bless The Child (Who's Got His Own)". |
Great note from Martha Reeves to Willson Henderson,
President of the STONEWALL Veterans' Association
2003
"Love, Guess Who" from Diva Reeves to the Stonewall Vetz
Attended by: | Willson Lee Henderson,
Dianne Yodice, Bert Coffman, Rev. Magora Kennedy, Mark J. Reilly, Amir Qaharr, Dundee Holt, Jason Abrams, Scott Taylor (from D.C.), et al. and several members of the STONEWALL V.A. |
* "What's Goin' On?" |
* "Tribute To Motown" |
* "Ode To Billie Joe" |
* "Take It To The River" |
* "Ain't That A Kick In The Head?" |
* "Thank U For Lettin' Me B Myself Again" |
1. | "I'm Ready For Love" (1966) | |
2. | "Come And Get These Memories" (1963) | |
- | From the stage: Martha's acknowledgment of America's STONEWALL Veterans' Association! | |
3. | "Nowhere To Run (Nowhere To Hide)" (1965) | |
4. | "Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things" (1965) | |
5. | "Jimmy Mack" (1967) | |
6. | "Third Finger, Left Hand" (1967) {acappella} | |
7. | "Bless You, Bless Me" (1971) | |
8. | "In My Lonely Room" (1964) | |
9. | Copacabana Medley {M.R.V. at The Copa in the 1960s} | |
a. "The Boy From Ipanema" | ||
b. "Call Me" {the Chris Montez song & now t.v. ad} | ||
c. "The Look Of Love" {dedicated to Dusty Springfield} | ||
d. "Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars" | ||
10. | "Watch Your Back" (=new= 2003) | |
11. | "My Baby Loves Me" (1966) | |
12. | "Honey Chile" (1968) {dedicated by Martha to Willson Henderson} | |
13. | "Heat Wave" (1963) | |
14. | "God Bless The Child" (2002) {from Martha's new disc, "Home 2 U"} | |
15. | "Dancing In The Street" (1964) {joined on stage by Williamson, Amir, Magora, Dianne and many audience dancers} |
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16. | Motown & Soul Medley | |
a. "I Can't Help Myself" (Four Tops) | ||
b. "Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours" (Stevie Wonder) | ||
c. "Knock On Wood" (Otis Redding & Carla Thomas) | ||
d. "I've Got The Feeling" (James Brown) | ||
17. | Encore: "Dancing In The Street" |
Watchout! Up front pic, that's movin' Motown Martha
Reeves from 1967!
But, "Who's That Lady" (rather heavy) in the back? Not our Miss
Reeves!
OMG! It's Shoiley
Owens-Alston-Reeves, formerly of The Shirelles!?
Proofreaders Unlimited's Willson Lee Henderson always said from day one that Shoiley's unnecessary name addition of "Reeves" would eventually cause confusion (which some suspect is maybe why Shoiley added it)! But this was the worst scenario: some totally unknowledgeable neophyte reaching into a messy file jacket in the basement office at B.B. King's Nightclub and snatching the wrong "Reeves" photo -- never consulting with anyone -- and then uh-oh publishing it! It was Shirley Alston -- not Martha Reeves!
2002
Martha Reeves' holiday greetings to longtime friend
Willson Henderson
-- and two of his MRV songs-named cats: "Jimmy Mack" and
"Quicksand"
2001
The Itch is Back!
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Martha Reeves: Dancing In The Streets
Special Motown selected songs newly recorded by Dancin' Martha Reeves
Besides prominent Vandellas' hit songs such as "Heat Wave", "Dancing In The Street" (notice with no "s"), "Nowhere To Run" and "Jimmy Mack", this compact disc also includes interesting re-workings of The Supremes' "Come See About Me", The Temptations' "Get Ready", Gladys Knight & The Pips's "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", The Four Tops' "It's The Same Old Song" and Dionne Warwick's "I Say A Little Prayer" -- all original hit songs in The STONEWALL Club jukebox and everywhere else!
1999
God "Bless You" to the S.V.A. President Willson Henderson from Miss Martha Reeves
1998
Martha Reeves &
The Vandellas: The Ultimate Collection
Pictured (circa 1965): Martha Reeves (top), Rosalind Ashford (center) and Betty Kelley
1995
MRV Milestone: Martha
Reeves & The
Vandellas (Annette, Roz and Betty)
inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll
Music Hall-of-Fame!!!!
1994
Martha Reeves' Autobiography: "Dancing In The Street: Confessions Of A Motown Diva"
1993
MRV Milestone: Martha
Reeves & The
Vandellas (Annette, Roz, Betty and Lois)
inducted into the
Rhythm & Blues (R&B) Hall of Fame!!!
1992
Surprise 1992 Song by Martha Reeves & The Vandellas:
* "Angel In Disguise"
1989
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas Reunited 1989 Song:
* "Step In My Shoes"
Line-up: Martha Reeves, Lois Reeves, Delphine Reeves
1986
Motown Legends: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
Pictured above (circa 1968): Rosalind Ashford, Martha Reeves and Lois Reeves
1983
Martha Reeves:
"Motown 25" Television Special
Martha Reeves solo is featured singing "Heat Wave" on the critically-acclaimed "Motown 25 Anniversary" television special! Martha Reeves & The Vandellas ("MRV") the group were shown multiple times in archival film footage and promotional photographs during the popular telecast. The show's big opening dance production number was the Motown anthem, "Dancing In The Street". This was the #1 song popularized by M.R.V. nearly 20 years prior to this event. In addition to the hot performance by Miss Reeves, other performers included: Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, The Four Tops, Stevie Wonder, Mary Wells, Smokey Robinson, The Commodores, Jr. Walker and DeBarge. |
1980
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Martha Reeves' Disco Song (on Fantasy Records)
in 1980:
* "Skating In The Streets"
1978
Martha Reeves: We Meet Again (album on Fantasy Records)
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1978's Personal Freedom Song by Diva Martha
Reeves
* "Free Again" {disco
version}
1977
Martha Reeves: For The Rest of My Life (album on Arista Records)
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Martha Reeves' Sweet Torch Songs in
1977
* "This Time I'll Be Sweeter"
* "(I Want To Be With You) The Rest Of My Life"
1976
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Martha Reeves' 1976 Lifting Songs (on
Arista Records):
* "Love Blind"
* "(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher"
1975
Martha Reeves: Rainbow
(album on MCA Records)
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1975's Martha Reeves' Soulful Solo
Songs:
* "My Man (You've Changed My Tune)"
* "I've Got To Use My Imagination" {Europe only}
1974
Martha Reeves: Martha Reeves {first solo album} (MCA Records)
Note: This is the C/D promo photo not actual original album cover!
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Martha Reeves' Solo Songs in 1974:
* "Power Of Love" (female remake of Joe
Simon soul song)
* "Wild Night" (female remake of Van Morrison rock song)
1973
1972
1971
1970
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas:
Natural Resources
Happily pictured: Sandra Tilley, Martha Reeves and Lois
Reeves
Note: You can
imagine how much the Gay Stonewall vets love 'the rainbow'!
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Martha Reeves & The Vandellas 1970 Songs:
* "I Should Be Proud"
* "Love, Guess Who"
* " I Gotta Let You Go"
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Pictured above (top):
Sandra Tilley and Lois Reeves
and (bottom): Martha Reeves
1969
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas:
Sugar 'n' Spice
Sugar + Spice = Sandra Tilley, Martha Reeves and Lois Reeves
1969 Line-up: Martha Reeves, Lois Reeves, Sandra Tilley
1968
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1968 MRV hot soul songs in The Stonewall
Jukebox:
*
1968 Line-up: Martha Reeves, Rosalind Ashford, Lois Reeves
1967
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Martha & The Vandellas: Live!
Prettily pictured above: Rosalind Ashford, Betty Kelley
and Martha Reeves
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Live Wires: Rosalind, Betty and Martha
1966
Martha & The
Vandellas: Greatest Hits
"Greatest Hits" by Martha Reeves & The Vandellas included
big hits popular in The STONEWALL Club Jukebox such as
#1 "Dancing In The Street" and "My Baby Loves Me"
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1966 Martha & The Vandellas
Songs in The Stonewall Jukebox:
* "My Baby Loves Me" [background
by The Four Tops] {#1 R&B}
* "(Watchout!) Never Leave Your Baby's Side" {flipside of "My Baby"}
* "What Am I Gonna Do Without Your Love?" =b/w= "Go
Ahead And Laugh"
* "I'm Ready for Love" {#1 R&B}
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MRV: Rosalind Ashford, Betty Kelley and Martha Reeves
1965
Martha & The Vandellas: Dance Party
Commercially correct and respectful cover:
showing Martha & The Vandellas!!!
Hotly pictured above are: Rosalind Ashford,
Betty Kelley
and Martha Reeves
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1965 sizzling songs of Martha & The Vandellas:
* "Nowhere To Run" {#1 R&B} =b/w=
"Motoring" {R&B Regional}
* "You've Been In Love Too Long"
* "Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things"
1964
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas: Dancing In The Street
Great artisitc cover but..... where are The Vandellas???
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Martha & The Vandellas are (l-2-r): Betty Kelley, Martha Reeves and Roz Ashford
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1964 Martha & The Vandellas
dancin' songs:
* "Live Wire" =b/w= "Old
Love (Let's Try Again)"
* "In My Lonely Room"
* "Dancing In The Street" {int'l #1 song}
* "Wild One"
Line-up: Martha Reeves, Rosalind Ashford, Betty Kelley
1963
Martha & The Vandellas: Heat Wave
Hotly pictured (l-2-r): Rosalind Ashford, Martha Reeves and Annette Sterling
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Martha & The Vandellas hot and quick
songs in 1963:
* "Heat Wave" {#1 song}
* "A Love Like Yours (Don't Come
Knocking Every Day)"
* "Quicksand" =b/w=
"Darling, I Hum Our Song"
1962
Martha & The Vandellas: Come And Get These Memories
Motown tackily chose the old Teddy Bear, etc. over The Vandellas
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The Vandellas featuring Martha Reeves in 1962:
* "There He Is At My Door" {pre-Motown}
* "I'll Have To Let Him Go"
* "Come And Get These Memories"
Line-up: Martha Reeves, Rosalind Ashford, Annette Sterling
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Come And Get These Memories: Martha Reeves with that big "old Teddy bear" that he won for her at the state fair in one hand and the "old friendship ring" in the other hand; Rosalind Ashford with her "old favorite record" -- a MRV record on the Gordy label; and Annette Sterling with his "old love letters" and some "old Valentine cards"!!!
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Reproducing and reprinting information from this "Songs of
The Stonewall" (#7) file
for Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
requires
including required and due credit to:
STONEWALL Veterans' Association
and a contact information reference such as the S.V.A. website location, the S.V.A. e-mail address and/or the S.V.A. telephone number exactly as they are listed below:
website: www.StonewallVets.org
e-mail: SVA@StonewallVets.orgS.V.A. E-mail Sign-Up!
The S.V.A. never sells, trades or rents its private email list!
www.StonewallVets.org/Form2/form.php
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For more "411" on Martha Reeves &
The Vandellas, their songs, their single releases, their record albums,
their compact discs and to hear
samplings of many of their hit songs, including some songs that played
in The Stonewall Club jukebox such as their 3 "H"'s -- "Heat
Wave", "Honey Chile" and "Honey Love" -- visit
the illuminating.... www.AllButForgottenOldies.net/Martha-and-the-Vandellas.html |
18th of July
2021
Birthday of Miss Martha Reeves!
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"Song of The ~Original~ STONEWALL
Club Jukebox"
"Third Finger, Left Hand (That's Where He Placed the Wedding Band)"
by Martha Reeves & The Vandalous Vandellas (1967)
written and produced by the great trio Holland-Dozier-Holland
on Motown's world-famous Gordy Records
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2021: 52nd Anniversary of the
historic Stonewall Rebellion in New York City!
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"Come and get
these
memories"! Visit Miss
Martha Reeves at:
www.MissMarthaReeves.com
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