HARVEY
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The Harvey label belonged to Harvey Fuqua. Fuqua founded the seminal R&B/doo-wop group the Moonglows in the 1950s. He is noted for later having been one of the key figures in the development of theMotown label in Detroit, Michigan: his group gave Marvin Gaye's musical career a start, and Fuqua and his wife at the time, Gwen Gordy, distributed the very first Motown hit single, Barrett Strong's "Money (That's What I Want)", on their record label, Anna Records. Fuqua later sold Anna Records to Gwen's brother Berry Gordy, and became a songwriter and executive at Motown. Northern Soul plays = yellow. | ||||||
Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | |||
HA 111 | Eddie Burns | Orange Driver | MO8W-2469 | 11-1961 | |||
Lard Hearted Woman | MO8W-2470 | 11-1961 | |||||
HA 112 | Loe & Joe | Little Ol Boy, Little Ol Girl | MO8W-4095 | ||||
That's How I Am Without You [G-569-H] | MO8W-4096 | ||||||
HA 113 | Jr. Walker & The All Stars | Twist Lackawanna | MO8W-4822 | 10-62 | |||
Willie's Blues | MO8W-4823 | 10-62 | |||||
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HA 114 | Five Quails | Get To School On Time | MO8W-4824 | 09-62 | |||
Been A Long Time | MO8W-4818 | 09-62 | |||||
HA 115 | Eddie Burns | The Thing To Do | MO8W-4919 | 1962 | |||
Mean & Evil (Baby) | MO8W-4920 | 1962 | |||||
HA 116 | The Quails | Never Felt Like This Before | G-577-H | 09-62 | |||
My Love | G-576-H | 09-62 | |||||
HA 117 | Jr. Walker & The All Stars | Cleo's Mood | G-579-H | 09-62 | |||
Brain Washer | G-578-H | 09-62 | |||||
HA 118 | Eddie Burns | (Don't Be) Messin' With My Bread | G-580-H | 11-62 | |||
Orange Driver | G-581-H | 11-62 | |||||
HA 119 | Jr. Walker & The All Stars | Good Rockin' | G-582-H | 01-63 | |||
Brain Washer (Part 2) | G-583-H | 01-63 | |||||
HA 120 | The Quails | Over The Hump | G-584-H | 05-63 | |||
I Thought | G-585-H | 04-63 | |||||
HA 121 | Harvey & Ann | What Can You Do Now | G-586-H | 05-63 | |||
Will I Do | G-587-H | 05-63 | |||||
Research: Mickey Nold/Wiki |
17/07/2012
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