Artist	Song
Mary Wells	My Guy (#1, #1)
The Supremes	Baby Love (#1, #1)
Eddie Holland	Candy to Me (#58, #29)
Mary Wells	When I'm Gone
Marvin Gaye	Baby, Don't You Do It (single version) (#27, #14)
Choker Campbell's Big Band	Come See About Me (instrumental)
The Contours	I'll Stand by You
The Velvelettes	He Was Really Sayin' Somethin' (1965 #64, #21)
The Supremes	Where Did Our Love Go (#1, #1)
Earl Van Dyke	Soul Stomp (instrumental)
Lee Alan	Set Me Free
The Contours	Can You Jerk Like Me (1965 #47, #15)
Sammy Ward	Bread Winner
The Miracles	Baby Don't You Go
Jr. Walker & The All Stars	Satan's Blues (instrumental)
Shorty Long	It's a Crying Shame (The Way You Treat a Good Man Like Me)
The Temptations	I'll Be in Trouble (#33, #22)
Eddie Holland	Just Ain't Enough Love (#54, #31)
Stevie Wonder	Sad Boy [single version, mono]
Four Tops	Call on Me
Marvin Gaye, Mary Wells	Once Upon a Time (#19, #3)
Little Stevie Wonder	Castles in the Sand (#52, #6)
Kim Weston	Feel Alright Tonight
Carolyn Crawford	My Smile Is Just a Frown (Turned Upside Down) (1965 R&B #39)
Jr. Walker & The All Stars	Monkey Jump (instrumental)
The Headliners	You're Bad News
Earl Van Dyke	Hot 'N' Tot (instrumental)
Shorty Long	Wind it Up
Mary Wells	I'll Be Available
The Temptations	Baby, Baby I Need You

Comment:

31. Kim Weston - Go Ahead And Laugh (first version).These are my remaining selections from Motown after I removed twelve songs that I had used on prior mixes: "Run, Run, Run" (#93, #22) and "Come See About Me" (#1, #2) by the Supremes, "You're a Wonderful One" (#15, #3) and "How Sweet it is (To Be Loved By You)" (1965 #6, #3) by Marvin Gaye, "Every Little Bit Hurts" (#13, #3) and "I'll Always Love You" (#60) by Brenda Holloway, "The Way You Do The Things You Do" (#11, #1) by The Temptations, "Devil With the Blue Dress" (#125, #26) by Shorty Long, "Baby I Love Your Loving" (#11, #4) by Four Tops, "Dancing in the Streets" (#2, #8) by Martha & The Vandellas, "Needle in a Haystack" (#45, #31) by The Velvelettes, and "Two Many Fish in the Sea" (#25, 1965 #5) by the Marvelettes.All of the songs here were issued in 1964, but some peaked in 1965 (as indicated). When the song title is followed by two numbers, the first indicates the Pop and the second the R&B chart numbers. The length of the mix is 79m27s. And, again, thanks to Hip-o Select for making these songs available in their Complete Motown Singles box sets. The picture is of Mary Wells.

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