Label: Motown, Motown, Motown, Motown Record Corporation, Motown Record Corporation, Motown Record Corporation, Audio Matrix, Inc.
Catalog number: MS 675
Country: US
Copy notes: Still sealed, but minor moisture damage on lower left jacket below shrink.
Four Tops Now! stands as a distinctive moment in the Four Tops' Motown catalog, produced by Norman Whitfield during the transformative year of 1969. This album blends their smooth vocal harmonies with a focused acoustic ensemble, offering interpretations of songs like "Eleanor Rigby" and "Mac Arthur Park" that reveal a thoughtful side beyond their more widely recognized hits. The group's take on "What Is A Man" and "Little Green Apples" further showcases their ability to navigate complex emotional terrain with subtlety. This sealed 1969 pressing delivers a pristine listening experience, untouched by time or handling, ideal for those who appreciate an original-era Motown release in its untouched form. The vinyl’s condition ensures that the sound quality remains as clear as the Four Tops’ harmonies themselves—a neat alignment where the music and the medium both wear their freshness well. A record like this might just convince you that sometimes, holding onto the past can be the best way to hear it anew.
Track listing & samples
Four Tops - Four Tops Now!
Side A
The Key
What Is A Man
My Past Just Crossed My Future
Don't Let Him Take Your Love From Me
Eleanor Rigby
Little Green Apples
Side B
Do What You Gotta Do
Mac Arthur Park
Don't Bring Back Memories
Wish I Didn't Love You So
Opportunity Knock
The Fool On The Hill
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