Dancin' In The Streets
Motown Review
The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA
July 7, 1987
Soundboard Monitor Feed/Audience Recording Matrix
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kps/48khz
All Access Pass Scan Included
Featuring In Order Of Appearance:
Motown Review
The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA
July 7, 1987
Soundboard Monitor Feed/Audience Recording Matrix
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kps/48khz
All Access Pass Scan Included
Featuring In Order Of Appearance:
Mary Wells (R.I.P)
Curtis Womack
Martha Reeves of The Vandellas
Eddie Kendricks of The Temptations (R.I.P)
David Ruffin of The Temptations (R.I.P)
Source: Monitor soundboard feed with 2 Crown PZM microphones, 2 Nakamichi cm300 microphones and one other ambient mic. mounted on balcony railing - Live matrix mix.
Lineage: Dolby C Maxell MX90 (metal tape) > Sony ES series auto-reverse cassette deck. Transferred with Nakamichi Dragon > Macintosh with DigiDesign AudioMedia III card > Pro Tools (minor "nip and tuck" edits, normalization and tracking) > AIFF > xACT (Flac level 8 files)
CD 1
01 Hold On I'm Comin' (vocal by Ron Hoven) (cuts in near beginning)
02 Mary Wells Intro / You Beat Me To The Punch
03 Two Lovers
04 The One Who Really Loves You / Curtis Womack Intro >
05 Wonderful World >
06 She Don't Love You >
07 Chain Gang >
08 You Beat Me To The Punch
09 My Guy
10 Bye Bye Baby >
11 Shout / Mary Wells & Curtis Womack Outro
12 Announcer Talk
13 Martha Reeves Intro ~ Ready For Love
14 Come And Get These Memories
15 Childhood Song Bit And Talk
16 Nowhere To Run
17 Talk
18 I'll Have To Let Him Go
19 Jimmy Mack
20 Heat Wave
total time CD1: 1hr 8mn 53sc
CD 2
01 Get Ready (cuts in near beginning)
02 Boogie Down >
03 Keep On Truckin'
04 David Ruffin Intro
05 My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me)
06 Statue Of A Fool
07 Just My Imagination >
08 Ain't Too Proud To Beg >
09 Girl (Why You Wanna Make Me Blue?) >
10 My Girl (incl/ It's Growing & Since I Lost My Baby) >
11 The Way You Do The Things You Do >
12 (I Know) I'm Losing You
13 Announcer, Outro And Crowd Before Show Finale
14 Dancin' In The Streets
15 Announcer Outro And Crowd
total time CD2: 52mn 30sc
Master of Ceremonies: Ron Hoven
Mary Wells: CD 1 - tracks 02-04
Mary Wells & Curtis Womack: CD 1 - tracks 05-11
Martha Reeves: CD 1 tracks 12-20
Eddie Kendricks: CD 2 tracks 01-03
David Ruffin: CD 2 tracks 04-06
Eddie Kendricks & David Ruffin: CD 2 tracks 07-12
Martha Reeves, Eddie Kendricks, David Ruffin & Mary Wells: Show Finale CD 2 track 14
Backing Vocals: Splendor
This matrix recording from a 1987 Motown Review brings our Detroit Music Tribute into our next loose theme here at The New JDP. We ill be bringing you a bunch of bootlegs from musicians that we have lost to the great gig in the sky. This fine recording features performances from some of the artists who made Motown Records what it was in the 1960's & 1970's. David Rufin and Eddie Kendricks were founding members of The Temptations, a band that recorded many hits for the label. We lost David Ruffin first at the age of 50 on June 1, 1991 to a drug overdose. We lost Eddie Kendicks on October 5, 1992 at the age of 52 to complications from lung cancer. Mary Wells, who was the third female singer to be signed to Motown, became known as The First Lady of Motown after Berry Gordie called her that in an interview. We lost Mary Wells July 26, 1992, at the age of 49, from pneumonia due to complications from laryngeal cancer. The disease had stolen her voice years before. Before her death Wells testified, in a whisper, before the United States Congress to urge government funding for cancer research.
01 Hold On I'm Comin' (vocal by Ron Hoven) (cuts in near beginning)
02 Mary Wells Intro / You Beat Me To The Punch
03 Two Lovers
04 The One Who Really Loves You / Curtis Womack Intro >
05 Wonderful World >
06 She Don't Love You >
07 Chain Gang >
08 You Beat Me To The Punch
09 My Guy
10 Bye Bye Baby >
11 Shout / Mary Wells & Curtis Womack Outro
12 Announcer Talk
13 Martha Reeves Intro ~ Ready For Love
14 Come And Get These Memories
15 Childhood Song Bit And Talk
16 Nowhere To Run
17 Talk
18 I'll Have To Let Him Go
19 Jimmy Mack
20 Heat Wave
total time CD1: 1hr 8mn 53sc
CD 2
01 Get Ready (cuts in near beginning)
02 Boogie Down >
03 Keep On Truckin'
04 David Ruffin Intro
05 My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me)
06 Statue Of A Fool
07 Just My Imagination >
08 Ain't Too Proud To Beg >
09 Girl (Why You Wanna Make Me Blue?) >
10 My Girl (incl/ It's Growing & Since I Lost My Baby) >
11 The Way You Do The Things You Do >
12 (I Know) I'm Losing You
13 Announcer, Outro And Crowd Before Show Finale
14 Dancin' In The Streets
15 Announcer Outro And Crowd
total time CD2: 52mn 30sc
Master of Ceremonies: Ron Hoven
Mary Wells: CD 1 - tracks 02-04
Mary Wells & Curtis Womack: CD 1 - tracks 05-11
Martha Reeves: CD 1 tracks 12-20
Eddie Kendricks: CD 2 tracks 01-03
David Ruffin: CD 2 tracks 04-06
Eddie Kendricks & David Ruffin: CD 2 tracks 07-12
Martha Reeves, Eddie Kendricks, David Ruffin & Mary Wells: Show Finale CD 2 track 14
Backing Vocals: Splendor
This matrix recording from a 1987 Motown Review brings our Detroit Music Tribute into our next loose theme here at The New JDP. We ill be bringing you a bunch of bootlegs from musicians that we have lost to the great gig in the sky. This fine recording features performances from some of the artists who made Motown Records what it was in the 1960's & 1970's. David Rufin and Eddie Kendricks were founding members of The Temptations, a band that recorded many hits for the label. We lost David Ruffin first at the age of 50 on June 1, 1991 to a drug overdose. We lost Eddie Kendicks on October 5, 1992 at the age of 52 to complications from lung cancer. Mary Wells, who was the third female singer to be signed to Motown, became known as The First Lady of Motown after Berry Gordie called her that in an interview. We lost Mary Wells July 26, 1992, at the age of 49, from pneumonia due to complications from laryngeal cancer. The disease had stolen her voice years before. Before her death Wells testified, in a whisper, before the United States Congress to urge government funding for cancer research.
