Written by Marvin Gaye, Mickey Stevenson, and George Gordy, based on a real phone number.
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1962
Written by Berry Gordy Jr., the song was originally intended for The Temptations.
View background statusWritten by Mickey Stevenson and Clarence Paul, the song was a follow-up to "Please Mr. Postman."
View background statusWritten by Smokey Robinson, the song was one of Wells' early Motown hits.
View background statusMary Wells was a Detroit singer and songwriter who entered Motown with her own composition Bye Bye Baby. Berry Gordy signed her and produced that early recording. Work with Smokey Robinson then developed a gentler...
View background statusWritten by Smokey Robinson and Ronald White, showcasing Wells' vocal talents.
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