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THE JAZZ CRUSADERS! ‘OLD SOCKS, NEW SHOES’ LP ’70

A MOTOWN ALBUM COVER SNAPHOT: 'OLD SOCKS NEW SHOES' by the Jazz Crusaders was released on the CHISA label (C-8010), late-1970. "Way Back Home" was track No. 10 in the album. Distributed by Motown, the CHISA label was a subsidiary of Motown Records, 1970. — A MOTOWN ALBUM COVER SNAPHOT: ‘OLD SOCKS NEW SHOES’ by the Jazz Crusaders was released on the CHISA (C-8010) label, late-1970. Way Back Home, a track from the LP, was released as single CS 804. CHISA Records was a subsidiary of Motown Corp., 1970.

THE JAZZ CRUSADERS circa 1971. Joe Sample (pianist); Stix Hooper (bassist); Wilton Felder (saxophonist); Wayne Henderson (Trombonist). — THE JAZZ CRUSADERS circa 1971. Joe Sample (pianist); Stix Hooper (bassist); Wilton Felder (saxophonist); Wayne Henderson (trombonist).

MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACKS: TAMMI TERRELL ’67

A portrait graced in beauty. A Motown Diva. Tammi Terrell circa 1967. — A Motown Diva. A portrait graced in beauty. Tammi Terrell circa 1967.

Tammi Terrell. A snapshot in time. — Tammi Terrell. A snapshot forever framed in time.

MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS ‘RIDIN’ HIGH’ 1967!

Album tracks recorded late-1967 and early 1968.GORDY LP G-926 was released, April 29, 1968. — A MOTOWN ALBUM COVER SNAPSHOT: Album tracks recorded late-1967 and early-1968, ‘RIDIN’ HIGH’ GORDY LP G-926 was released, April 29, 1968. (Click on image 2x for large view).

THE LEAR JET STEREO 8: THE FINEST 8-TRACK TAPES 1966

MADE IN DETROIT: LEAR JET STEREO SYSTEMS. STEREO DIVISION. 13131 Lyndon Avenue, Detroit, MI. A Lear Jet Stereo 8 magazine advertisement from 1966. (Click on image 2x for largest view). — MADE IN DETROIT: LEAR JET STEREO SYSTEMS. STEREO DIVISION. 13131 Lyndon Avenue, Detroit, MI. A Lear Jet Stereo 8 magazine advertisement from late-1966. (Click on image 2x for largest view).

NEW! THE 1965 WURLITZER REMOTE SPEAKER WALL BOX

Remember plugging quarters, dimes and nickels in those beautiful, heavily-chromed, "personal" Wurlitzer mini-jukeboxes found in restaurants, diners, and bars back in the 1960s? — Remember flipping through the tune index and dropping quarters, dimes and nickels in those beautiful, heavily-chromed, “personal” Wurlitzer mini-jukeboxes found in restaurants, diners and bars, back in the ’60s?

The NEW Wurlitzer Speaker Wall Box (Billboard Ad) March 20, 1965 (Click on image 2x for larger detailed view). — Billboard magazine ad, March 20, 1965. (Click on image 2x for larger detailed view).

A MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: SMOKEY IN 1963!

Smokey Robinson and the Miracles live on stage at the Motor Town Revue, Fox Theater in Detroit, Saturday, November 16, 1963. — A MOTOWN ‘SNAPSHOT’ FLASHBACK: Smokey Robinson and the Miracles performing live before a Detroit audience on stage at the Fox Motor Town Revue, Fox Theater, Saturday, November 16, 1963.

A ‘HITSVILLE U.S.A.’ MOTOWN “M” PHOTO FLASHBACK!

MOTOWN! "The Sound Of Young America." — MOTOWN. “The Sound Of Young America.”

MCRFB note: To fully appreciate this Motown Records “M” logo photo collage — click on image 2x for largest detailed view.

A MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: ‘LITTLE STEVIE’ ’65!

Little Stevie Wonder performs (Motor Town Revue) on stage the Apollo Theater in Harlem, NYC in 1965. (Click on image 2x for largest view). — Little Stevie Wonder performs (Motor Town Revue) on stage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, NYC in 1965. (Click on image 2x for largest view).

“SOUPY MEANS SALES” WITH BRAND-NEW 1965 ALBUM

Billboard (Soupy Sales' ABC-Paramount Records "Do The Mouse" LP) Ad: April 24, 1965. (Click on image 2x for largest view). — Billboard (Soupy Sales’ ABC-Paramount Records “Do The Mouse” LP) Ad: April 24, 1965. (Click on image 2x for largest view).

Soupy Sales ABC-Paramount, "Do The Mouse" LP, 1965 (Back cover). (Click on image 2x for largest detailed view). — Soupy Sales ABC-Paramount “Do The Mouse” LP 1965 (Back cover). (Click on image 2x for largest detailed view).

A MOTOWN SNAPSHOT FLASHBACK: MARVELETTES ’65!

Katherine Anderson, Gladys Horton and Wanda Young. Motown's Marvelous Marvelettes circa 1965. — Katherine Anderson, Gladys Horton and Wanda Young. Motown’s Marvelous Marvelettes, 1965.