Kim Weston

He's the boy that I love.

This one's Kim Weston, After the Rain.

My heart and soul goes with you when you go.

Love has grown cold, but I still need it so.

Morel vinyl, all polished up and ready to go on the turntables here from Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Earl Van Dyke and his Soul Brothers, Rita Wright, the Isley Brothers, and the San Remo Strings, plus Smokey Robinson and the Miracles.

And this week's totally unreleased Motown comes from Sandra Mallett and the Vandellas, Marvin Gaye with Kim Weston, Little Lisa and also Herman Griffin.

What do you mean you've never heard of him? Well, you will do if you listen to the show.

It's great.

Final session, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Come Around Here, I'm the One You Need.

Then it was Diana Ross and the Supremes, No Matter What Sign You Are.

Followed by Marvin Gaye, Kim Weston.

Just Too Much To Hope For, that was released in 1966.

So Motowny Motown Records tonight.

Just heard from Kim Weston, Helpless, with a big helping hand from Mike Terry on baritone sax.

Genius musician who just makes a lot of those Motown records sound like Motown records.

Four Tops, I Got a Feeling, Doubleettes.

One is one I would class as one that got away.

The first is Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston.

It takes two from 1967.

It was written by Mickey Stevenson, who is actually Kim Weston's husband, and Sylvia Moye.

And it was so popular it kind of eclipsed any of the duets that Marvin Gaye had been doing with Tammy Terrell.

That will be followed by the Marvelettes who were the first Motown group to have a number one.

In 2014, Lucinda Williams released her double studio album called Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone, and it did very well, which is the reason why we're talking about a double album.

it hit number 13 on the billboard albums chart it had tracks like compassion and burning bridges and it won the americana music award for album of the year in 2014 brian adams released a cover album called tracks of my years which also did very well peak at number one in Canada number 89 in America and it had covers of she knows me and anytime at all singles that were released on September 30th include in 1964 when Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston released what good am I without you This collab hit number 61 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, but it hit top 30 on the Cashbox R&B charts.

It was a prelude to their later classic recordings that they did together.

In 1965, The Temptations released a double-sided hit single.