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MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACKS: RARE EARTH, 1970!

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RARE EARTH (original 6 Motown band members) Gil Bridges; (saxophone, flute, lead vocals); Peter Hoorelbeke (drums, lead vocal); Kenny James (keyboards); John Persh (bass, trombone, vocals); Rod Richards (lead guitar, vocals); Eddie Guzman (percussion).
RARE EARTH 1969-1971 (the original six Motown band members) Gil Bridges (saxophone, flute, lead vocals); Eddie Guzman (percussions); Peter Hoorelbeke (drums, lead vocal); Kenny James (keyboards); John Persh (bass, trombone, vocals); Rod Richards (lead guitar, vocals).

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Rare Earth. Photograph filtered and specially enhanced for the Rare Earth 1970 album, 'ECOLOGY'.
A MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: RARE EARTH. This group shot was artfully enhanced creating a ‘psychedelia’ poster-style effect, ‘late-’60s style. The photo made the spread on the back-side of the ECOLOGY album. The band’s second Motown LP, it was released in 1970 on Barry Gordy’s newest subsidiary record label at the time, Rare Earth.

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MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: MARVIN GAYE, ’71!

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Marvin Gaye. From the photo-shoot taken for the album cover, "What's Going On."Photo by Jim Hendin, Detroit, 1971 (Click on image 2x for largest view).
Marvin Gaye. Captured here in a black and white still. April, 1971 . (To fully appreciate this image click on 2x for largest view).
Marvin Gaye's 1971 LP on the Motown Records Tamla label.
Marvin Gaye’s, iconic, ‘What’s Going On’ album was released on Motown’s Tamla label, May, 1971. The single, by the same name, was released earlier in January.
Marvin Gaye, 1971. Photo of Marvin Gaye was taken in Detroit for the LP, by photographer Jim Hendin.
Marvin Gaye, 1971. In preparing for the album’s cover layout, this photograph of Marvin was shot in Detroit by photographer Jim Hendin.

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MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: CHRIS CLARK 1967!

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A MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: Motown's Chris Clark circa 1967
A MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: Motown’s Chris Clark circa 1967
Motown's Chris Clark 'Soul Sounds' LP. V.I.P. 1967
Motown’s Chris Clark ‘Soul Sounds’ V.I.P. album, released early-1967.

MCRFB Note: Soul Sounds is the debut album by soul singer Chris Clark, released in 1967.

As a white artist on a label for which artists were predominantly black, the album made Chris Clark a cult heroine. The album (today) is considered one of Motown’s most collectable. 

— Soul Sounds (album) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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