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· Review by Jamie
Sammy Davis, Jr.'s infamous Motown album was his first and last for the label, tanked commercially, and plays as James Brown meets Easy Listening.
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Sammy Davis Jr. discography · 1 Albums. 1.1 Decca Records; 1.2 Reprise Records; 1.3 Verve Records; 1.4 Motown Records; 1.5 MGM Records; 1.6 20th Century Records ...
Mar 6, 2020 · ... Motown. Sammy Davis Jr. is back. Admittedly, that's thanks to others, and he's not live in person (Davis died 30 years ago). One of those ...
Jun 9, 2022 · When Sammy's contract with Reprise hit the rocks in 1970, his manager, Sy Marsh, opted for a deal with Motown Records. He contacted Berry Gordy ...
Duration: 9:53
Posted: Sep 18, 2008
Posted: Sep 18, 2008
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(5) · $11.31
Description. Sammy Davis Jr Something For Everyone Label: Motown Records Format: 33 rpm 12" LP stereo. Country: United States Vinyl Condition: M- Cover ...
Sammy's recording career lasted four decades and he recorded singles and LPs for such notable labels as Capitol, Decca, Verve, Motown, MGM, and 20th Century ...
Details of all the full-length albums Sammy Davis, Jr. released from 1954 to 1982, split into 4 tabs covering Decca, Reprise, MGM and other labels.
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Feb 15, 2024 · Sammy Davis Jr. – Something For Everyone ; Tamla Motown – 5C 062-91533 · Vinyl, LP, Album · Netherlands · 1970 · Jazz, Funk / Soul, Pop.
Duration: 3:27
Posted: Jun 7, 2007
Posted: Jun 7, 2007