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MARVELETTES! MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACKS 1967

**THE MARVELETTES**’ *“The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game”* was recorded and released by Motown Records, December 1966. The Tamla single peaked at #13, March 18, 1967 during its 11 week run on the Billboard Hot 100. The single peaked also at No. 2 on the Billboard soul chart for the year. The song was written and produced by William ‘Smokey’ Robinson.

**THE MARVELETTES,** early-1967. Pictured from left to right, *Katherine Anderson,* *Wanda Young* and *Gladys Horton.*

A WTWR-FM 92 DETROIT 1981 NEWSPAPER FLASHBACK!

Sunday, March 01, 1981

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DETROIT FREE PRESS: WTWR-FM ‘Tom Shannon Reigns Among Radio Royalty . . . ’

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A WHND-AM 560 DETROIT ’81 NEWSPAPER FLASHBACK

Sunday, March 01, 1981

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DETROIT FREE PRESS: WHND-AM ‘. . . But Most Have A Vagabond Life’

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50TH! THE NATION’S TOP 150 ALBUMS, LAST WEEK, 1967

**A RIP FROM THE BILLBOARD PAGES**: **THE BILLBOARD TOP LP’S** chart, February 11, 1967 *(click on image 2x for largest detailed view)*

50th! When two hot Monkees LP’s sat on top of the Billboard LP chart — #1 (second LP) and #2 (Debut LP) — for week-ending February 11, 1967.

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THE SUPREMES! MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACKS, ’67

**THE SUPREMES NINTH NO. 1 SINGLE!** *“Love Is Here And Now You’re Gone”* was another Holland-Dozier-Holland composition from the Supremes 1967 album, *‘The Supremes Sing Holland Dozier Holland.’* The album would be the last collaboration with the Supremes with Holland-Dozier-Holland, by 1967’s end the famous composer/songwriters would depart Motown Records. The single peaked (one week) at No. 1 on the Billboard pop singles chart, week-ending March 11, 1967.

**THE SUPREMES** became the most successful recording girl group act in pop (and R&B) music history. The Motown trio pulled a string of twelve number one singles on the Billboard chart during a five-year span from 1964 through 1969.

A CKLW-AM 800 DETROIT NEWSPAPER ’67 FLASHBACK!

Sunday, August 13, 1967

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DETROIT FREE PRESS: CKLW-AM ‘Dave Shafer: An Ear for Big Hits’

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