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1. It would a template for a pairing of The Suprms 70s and The Four Tops for a trilogy of albums and an album of duets with Syreeta and G.C Cameron, Syreeta and Billy Preston. Today, this album would be considered Adult Contemporary, but, in , this was a high profile, near cutting edge project for the fans of the Motown Sound/5(27).

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2. The Supremes & The Four Tops Lyrics "If" (originally by Bread) If a picture paints a thousand words The Supremes Lyrics. album: "Dynamite" () It's Impossible. The Bigger You Love (The Harder You Fall) Hello Stranger. Love The One You're With.

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3. Stream songs by The Supremes & Four Tops & similar artists plus get the latest info on The Supremes & Four Tops! Listen to The Supremes & Four Tops Radio, free! Stream songs by The Supremes & Four Tops & similar artists plus get the latest info on The Supremes & Four Tops! The Return Of The Magnificent 7.

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4. In addition to their own albums, The Four Tops were paired with The Supremes, who had just replaced lead singer Diana Ross with Jean Terrell, for a series of albums billed under the joint title The Magnificent Seven: The Magnificent Seven in , and The Return of the Magnificent Seven and Dynamite! in

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5. The Marvelettes’ career epitomized the haphazard progress endured by many of the leading girl-groups of the early 60s. Despite enjoying several major US hits, they were unable to sustain a consistent line-up, and their constant shifts in personnel made it difficult to overcome their rather anonymous public image.

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6. Song information for Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing - The Four Tops, The Supremes on AllMusic. Song information for Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing - The Four Tops, The Supremes on AllMusic AllMusic. New Releases. Featured New Releases The Magnificent 7. Motown / Uni:

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7. Feb 06,  · "Ain't nothing like the real thing" was sung by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell (it was also covered by various artists, but it was the original version that was used). It was used in a Burger King commercial (and if I remember right, it was for a spicey chicken burger).

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8. "Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing" was recorded by UK singer Elton John and US singer Marcella Detroit for John's album Duets. After its inclusion on Detroit's album Jewel, the song was released as a single under London Records in May , as the fourth and final song from Duets, and the second single from Jewel, with all b-sides performed solo by Detroit.

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