Barbara Mcnair Discography of CDs

The 1960s Tamla Motown recording star is heard here in this 1966 recording performing a sophisticated selection of show tunes and pop standards, including ...

Barbara Mcnair discography Audio Remasterer: Robin Cherry. Liner Note Author: Edmund Andreas Arredondo. Recording information: New York, NY (02/25/1959); New York, NY (03/04/1958); New York, NY (04/30/1959-05/01/1959); New York, ...

Barbara Mcnair songs Her last album before signing to Motown in 1965, LIVIN' END captures Barbara McNair in full pop-standard mode. Her protean vocals ranges from sultry ...

Barbara Mcnair CD discography The 1960s Tamla Motown recording star is heard here in this 1966 recording performing a sophisticated selection of show tunes and pop standards, including ...

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Barbara Mcnair music CDs Track Listing of songs: What Now My Love;

Barbara Mcnair music CDs This collection is packaged in a special "album-styled" hardbound book and includes a vinyl single in the front pocket. Though Motown was in full stride ...

Barbara Mcnair CD discography The Best of MotorCity, Vol. 2 contains 16 selections from the vaults of Ian Levine's disco and soul label, including Chuck Jackson's "All Over ...

Barbara Mcnair albums Track Listing of songs: On The Rebound; My Smile Is Just A Frown; Cold As Ice; Jimmy Mack; Separation; Soul Searching; Building A Strong Foundation; Crush ...

Barbara Mcnair discography The Best of MotorCity, Vol. 10 contains 16 selections from the vaults of Ian Levine's disco and soul label, including Mary Wells' "You're the ...

Barbara Mcnair songs Track Listing of songs: Girl, You're My Everything; Fighting For What's Right; Changing It Up; Under Love's Control; From The Start; Fire Alarm; Somebody's Gotta Go; ...

Barbara Mcnair CD discography Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: I Can't Give Back the Love I Feel for You; Something on My Mind; Night Fo' Last; Night Fo' Last; ...

Barbara Mcnair albums Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Ask the Lonely; Where Did You Go; Do You Know What I'm Talkin' About; You Say You Love Me; Conscience ...

Barbara Mcnair music CDs It's easy to take the music of Motown for granted, given the degree to which it's become part of America's cultural fabric. But one ...

Think of the classic Motown Sound and what probably comes to mind is the insistent, up-tempo approach that dominates the label's output from Smokey Robinson's "Shop Around" to Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke." In hindsight, very few ballads achieved the same universal renown, which vaults Late Night Motown into the rarefied air of compilations that actually offer new perspective and insight into the Sound of Young America. Spotlighting the mellow, more subdued dimension of Motown's heyday, the disc illuminates the blues and jazz underpinnings lurking ...