The Spinners
SOUL! TV Channel 13
New York City NY
January 13, 1973
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 256kps
No Cover Art
01 Intro - It's A Shame
02 That's What Girls Were Made For
03 I'll Be Around
04 How Could I Let You Get Away?
05 Could It Be I'm Falling In Love?
Henry Fambrough
William "Billy" Henderson
Pervis Jackson
Robert "Bobby" Smith
Philippé Wynne
Growing up in Detroit it was hard not bee taken by the Motown Sound, it was everywhere. My early music exposure, like most people my age, was the sounds coming out of the AM Radio in the front of my Dad's car. My Dad's favorite station was CKLW because they played the best variety of music. A lot of Motown came out of those speakers. The Spinners actually didn't make it big till after leaving Motown for Atlantic Records in 1972. Heir first Top 10 hit "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love" was actually the B-side to the "How Could I Let You Get Away" single. The song hit #4 on the singles charts while the A-side only made #77. So give this recording a listen to hear The Spinners in their most commercially successful period in their career.
SOUL! TV Channel 13
New York City NY
January 13, 1973
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 256kps
No Cover Art
01 Intro - It's A Shame
02 That's What Girls Were Made For
03 I'll Be Around
04 How Could I Let You Get Away?
05 Could It Be I'm Falling In Love?
Henry Fambrough
William "Billy" Henderson
Pervis Jackson
Robert "Bobby" Smith
Philippé Wynne
Growing up in Detroit it was hard not bee taken by the Motown Sound, it was everywhere. My early music exposure, like most people my age, was the sounds coming out of the AM Radio in the front of my Dad's car. My Dad's favorite station was CKLW because they played the best variety of music. A lot of Motown came out of those speakers. The Spinners actually didn't make it big till after leaving Motown for Atlantic Records in 1972. Heir first Top 10 hit "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love" was actually the B-side to the "How Could I Let You Get Away" single. The song hit #4 on the singles charts while the A-side only made #77. So give this recording a listen to hear The Spinners in their most commercially successful period in their career.
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