4th Quarter
It's the 4th quarter...and Motown's going for the big score with a power play straight up the charts.
DAVID RUFFIN
"Who I Am"
M6-849S1 New from The Temptations' former lead singer. Produced by Van "The Hustle" McCoy.
RON CARTER
"Anything Goes"
KU-25S1 Everyone's #1 bass player returns with an album destined for immediate radio and disco airplay.
MAHOGANY
"Original Motion Picture Soundtrack featuring Diana Ross"
M6-858S1 The hit album with the hit single from the hit film.
Features "Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)," sung by Diana Ross
GROVER WASHINGTON, JR
"Feels So Good"
KU-24S1 "Mr. Magic," 1975's most honored jazz musician, presents his most explosive album to date. Arranged by Bob James.
THEE IMAGE
"Inside The Triangle"
MA6-506S1 One of America's most exciting rock trios, exploring a new source of power: The Bermuda Triangle.
THE COMMODORES
"Movin' On"
M6-848S1 An exciting batch of surefire disco and radio hits from one of the fastest-rising groups in America and the world.
FromTheMotown mean Machine. Breaking Records (and tapes)
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Motown Records and Merit Distributors wishes to thank all of our dealers for making 1975 such a successful year.
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