4 catalog entries, grouped by year.
Rare Earth grew from Detroit's Sunliners, a club band that combined pop and R&B covers before moving toward heavier rock. The group joined Motown in 1969 and lent its name to the company's new rock label. Its extended interpretation of Get Ready reached radio through a shorter edit. Ecology and One World followed, including (I Know) I'm Losing You and I Just Want to Celebrate, as concert touring expanded the band's audience.
Rare Earth - Classic Motown biography
Sunliners/Detroit origins, rock/R&B approach, Motown 1969 label relationship, explicitly distinct long/edit Get Ready presentations, later albums and touring. Commercial totals and later competing-lineup claims are not included. | Retrieved 2026-10-18
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-18. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
Rare Earth grew from Detroit's Sunliners, a club band that combined pop and R&B covers before moving toward heavier rock. The group joined Motown in 1969 and lent its name to the company's new rock label. Its...
View background statusThis extended version of The Temptations' hit became a success for rock band Rare Earth.
View background statusRare Earth grew from Detroit's Sunliners, a club band that combined pop and R&B covers before moving toward heavier rock. The group joined Motown in 1969 and lent its name to the company's new rock label. Its...
View background statusThe song was written by the Bee Gees and inspired by the comfort of a loving relationship.
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.