Marvelous Marv Johnson

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Download links and information about Marvelous Marv Johnson by Marv Johnson. This album was released in 1960 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Rock genres. It contains 27 tracks with total duration of 01:08:47 minutes.



Artist:	Marv Johnson
Release date:	1960
Genre:	Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Rock
Tracks:	27
Duration:	01:08:47

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	You've Got What It Takes	2:51
2.	You've Got to Move Two Mountains	2:43
3.	I'll Pick a Rose for My Rose	3:13
4.	September in the Rain	2:07
5.	Summertime	2:12
6.	I Can't Get Started	2:36
7.	Come to Me	2:20
8.	Let Me Love You	2:22
9.	Almost Like Being in Love	2:24
10.	Love Is Here to Stay	1:57
11.	I'm Coming Home	2:35
12.	Don't Leave Me	2:28
13.	I Love the Way You Love	2:36
14.	Baby, Baby	2:31
15.	This Heart of Mine (Will Surely Sing)	3:07
16.	River of Tears	2:31
17.	Clap Your Hands	2:16
18.	Ain't Gonna Be That Way	2:30
19.	When You've Lost Your Love	2:38
20.	I Need You	3:04
21.	Easier Said (Than Done)	3:04
22.	What a Need	2:49
23.	All the Love I've Got	2:33
24.	Merry-Go-Round	2:36
25.	Sweet Georgia Brown	1:52
26.	All the Love I've Got	2:34
27.	Ain't Gonna Be That Way	2:18

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Although he was one of the early artists who helped Motown become a pop and soul empire during the 1960s, Marv Johnson made better records while recording for United Artists in the late '50s and early '60s. This is one of several compilations chronicling his cuts prior to the Motown days. Although Berry Gordy produced a number of these, the ones that clicked weren't as clever, elaborate, or pop-oriented as Motown's finest cuts. Johnson had a soulful, flexible voice and is among the transitional artists who deserve more attention for their role in Motown's emergence.