Djahuti 10/17/2009
For my money,Mary Wells beats all the other Motown Divas hands down.She wrote or co-wrote (often with Smokey Robinson) a lot of her own material.She had a great voice,but died painfully and tragically obscured by lesser talent.
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LateAgain 09/20/2009
what does a girl have to do to get some respect around here?
ShivahMiTimbas 08/15/2009
oh, he!! yes!
Doriella Du Fontaine 08/07/2009
The greatest MOTOWN artist not currently in the HALL.
SuziQueue 08/07/2009
sure HoF lock
MyLORD 07/29/2009
should have been included before Supremes, Marveletts and...Madonna
Geilz 07/04/2009
Mary Wells Bye Bye Baby 1961 I Don't Want To Take A Chance 1961 My Guy 1964("My Guy" later also charted for Petula Clark (1972), Amil Stewart & Johnny Bristol as "My Guy/My Girl" (1980), and Sister Sledge (1982).) The One Who Really Loves You 1962 Two Lovers 1963("Two Lovers" topped the R&B charts and made the Pop/Rock Top 10.) Use Your Head 1965 What's Easy For Two Is So Hard For One 1964 You Beat Me To The Punch 1962 Your Old Stand By 1963
BrianAdumbs 06/17/2009
should be in along with Marvelettes, War, Commodores
WuzUp 03/20/2007
Yes, long before Diana Ross
marto 09/19/2006
no
dennyd 09/10/2006
I'm serton Mary had the talent, but for other reasons, not enough material and/or promotional backing (from Motown) to compile the work volume needed for a more robust recording career.
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