MOTOWN IN SCHOOL DRIVE . . . AUGUST 6, 1966

Motor City Radio Flashbacks logo (MCRFB)From the MCRFB NEWS archive: 1966

 

 

 

 


Brenda Holloway, Play It Cool Stay In School, Tamla (mcrfb) 1966DETROIT — Tamla-Motown Records has joined in with Detroit radio stations in a current stay-in-school campaign. Berry Gordy, president of the record company, provided artist Brenda Holloway, musical arrangers, musicians, studios and recording staff for a record of “Play It Cool, Stay In School.”

The song was written and recorded three years ago by Jimmy Clark, music director of WJR. WJR then contributed recording facilities and staff to distribute Clark’s version free.

This time, WXYZ is pressing the records and distributing them to Detroit radio stations and radio stations, schools and organizations all over the nation. The campaign was originated by the Women’s Advertising Club in Detroit. END

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(Information and news source: Billboard; August 6, 1966)


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A MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK! FOUR TOPS, 1966

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 FOUR TOPS' 'REACH OUT' LP, recorded 1966-1967. Released Motown LP July 1967
FOUR TOPS’ ‘REACH OUT‘ LP recorded 1966-1967. Released Motown LP July 1967
FOUR TOPS, ON TOUR IN THE U.K., performing before a television audience, November 1966
FOUR TOPS ON TOUR IN U.K., ’67: In wake of the success of “Reach Out” in the U.S. and abroad, a captured moment of the group performing on British television. January 1967 (click on image for largest view)

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