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January 15, 2011

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mark garvey

Come on Motown, stop holding out on us, you know what we want and we want what you know!

Jules Saney

It's so wonderful to hear this "new" material by the Seasons. There must be so much more as yet unheard..... surely we must be allowed to enjoy all unreleased songs. With the interest generated by Jersey Boys,I'm sure there are many Seasons fans - old and new- who would be keen to buy. So c'mon Mowtown!!
Jules Saney.

Lenora antunes

This is such a beautiful song, I have never heard it before and would love to get it. Does any one know if are they going to release it any time soon? If they do it will probably be a hit. I love it.

Ron Ploss

The song is awsome. It's time for the the people at Motown to release ALL of these unreleased songs. This is something all FV4S fans have been waiting for.

Ian Garner

"Hymn to Her" and all other previously unreleased vaulted tracks need to be released NOW, even if it's on a restricted - and not a full commercial - basis

Ian G

SAL PORCARO

OK, MOTOWN, BOB AND FRANKIE AND CHAMELEON. THIS IS ONE OF MANY. LETS KEEP THE PRESSURE ON TO GET THE REST OF THE SONGS OUT OF THE CAN SO TO SPEAK!!!!!!! THE DIE HARD FANS LIKE US DON'T CARE IF FRANKIE IS SINGING MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB! WE WANNA HEAR IT !

Ken Charmer

Although this recording is from a degraded cassette tape which is 37 years old enough of the sound has survived to show that tracks were completed. How many remains to be seen. Lee Shapiro and Gerry Polci appear vocally on this track so I am told but all instrumentation is by Motown in-house musicians. Hiss removal is on-going Casey tells me, to try to get the best out of this recording.

Rod Bacon

I know all FV4S fans will want more of this, and would dearly love to have any available unreleased material put out on a CD for all to hear. I'm sure everyone would appreciate that some tracks are not perfect, which explains why they were never released back in the seventies, but we would rather have them like this, than rotting away in a vault somewhere, where nobody can enjoy the music.
Rod Bacon (UK)

George O'Brien

Thanks for posting this, Casey. Although not a commercial quality recording, it's great to hear FV4S music that has been in the archives for so long. Hope there's more to come.

Regards,
George O'Brien

Jerry Demuth

This was a great sound. Would really like to hear it cleaned up.

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