BRENDA HOLLOWAY, THE ARTISTRY OF, TAMLA MOTOWN RECORDS Mono 1968 Very Rare .
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Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.
The Artistry of Brenda Holloway 1968 Mono
Her second album, The Artistry of Brenda Holloway, was released in 1968. However, midway through a recording session with Smokey Robinson in Detroit, she left the studio and returned to Los Angeles. Motown's PR later released a statement on Holloway's departure, saying she had left to "sing for God", but her real reasons were her disillusionment with Motown and with her management,[1] and her fear of being drawn into a lifestyle which conflicted with her religious convictions.[3] In 1969, Holloway sued Gordy for monetary reasons stemming from the success of Blood, Sweat & Tears' cover version of her single, "You've Made Me So Very Happy", which the group had taken to no. 2 on the US pop chart that year. Holloway eventually won her case.
Career Highlight: Supporting The Beatles on their North American tour in August 1965, including opening for them at the record-breaking shows at New York’s Shea Stadium. The guys were Brenda Holloway fans
This is extremely rare. Fine another.
The photos are of the actual album it is the Mono edition.
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