Mary Wells
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Comment by Charlie Gillett, Record Mirror, November 1970
FOUR years ago, there were a lot of people who made a point of going into their local record shops and asking, can I hear ...
Mary Wells And Her Guy Still Making Hits
Profile and Interview by Roger St. Pierre, NME, August 1972
IT WAS PAST five in the afternoon but Mary Wells was still fast asleep, recovering from the rigours of her whistle stop British tour and ...
Mary Wells: Back On The Right Track
Profile and Interview by David Nathan, Blues & Soul, June 1979
Showing every sign of being ready to get right back into the swing of things, we recently had the opportunity to rap with Ms. Mary ...
Mary Wells: Back On The Right Track
Profile and Interview by David Nathan, Blues & Soul, June 1979
Showing every sign of being ready to get right back into the swing of things, we recently had the opportunity to rap with Ms. Mary ...
Mary Wells: Teenage Chart-Topper With Motown Style
Retrospective by Bill Millar, History of Rock, The, 1982
Mary Wells helped create the history that surrounds the Motown sound. She was their third chart-topper and the first to achieve international acclaim. But despite ...
Mary Wells: Dear Lover, The Atco Sessions
Sleevenotes by David Nathan, liner notes, 1994
CONSIDERED, for good reason, one of the top black female vocalists of the early to mid-Sixties, the late Mary Wells' initial recordings for Motown Records ...
Mary Wells: Dear Lover - The Atco Sessions
Sleevenotes by David Nathan, revised, for Ichiban Soul Classics, Fall 1994
Mary Wells: The Soul Queen Who Quit Motown. Considered, for good reason, one of the top black female vocalists of the early to mid-'60s, ...
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