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James Jamerson *January 29, 1936
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James Jamerson *January 29, 1936
The Motown groove master gets his due: Fender honors James Jamerson with a signature 1962 Precision Bass model.
The Four Tops - It's the Same Old Song (1965) Holland–Dozier–Holland from: "It's the Same Old Song" / "Your Love is Amazing" (Single) "Four Tops Second Album" (LP)
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Personnel: The Four Tops: Levi Stubbs: Lead Vocals: Backing Vocals: Abdul "Duke" Fakir / Renaldo "Obie" Benson / Lawrence Payton The Andantes: Backing Vocals: Jackie Hicks / Marlene Barrow / Louvain Demps Earl Van Dyke: Piano Jack Ashford: Vibes / Tambourine Guitar: Robert White Eddie Willis Joe Messina Mike Terry: Baritone Saxophone James Jamerson: Bass Benny Benjamin: Drums Richard "Pistol" Allen: Drums
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Strings
Arrangement by Holland–Dozier–Holland Produced by Brian Holland / Lamont Dozier
Recorded: @ Hitsville U.S.A. Studios in Detroit, Michigan USA on July 8, 1965
Single Released: on July 9, 1965 Album Released: on November 13, 1965 Motown Records
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" feat. James Jamerson on bass
James Jamerson (29 January 1936 – 2 August 1983)
James Jamerson. Bass.
