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Mary Wells

Early R&B
Soul music
Pop rock
Mary Wells will always be remembered for one of the biggest hits in the rise of Motown during the 1960s with the impossibly infectious, feel-good single My Guy, a Smokey Robinson song that topped the US charts for seven weeks and was instrumental in popularising the Motown sound outside the USA. She also famously toured with The Beatles and recorded a successful album with fellow Motown artist, Marvin Gaye. Yet, brought up in near poverty in Detroit suffering badly from ill-health, she initially took up singing as an escape from her problems and started performing in night clubs....
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You Beat Me to the PunchPat Boone and Mary Wells
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My GuyMary Wells
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Two LoversMary Wells
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The One Who Really Loves YouMary Wells
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Once Upon a TimeMarvin Gaye and Mary Wells
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You Lost the Sweetest BoyMary Wells
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You Beat Me to the PunchPat Boone and Mary Wells

The One Who Really Loves You

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My GuyMary Wells

Mary Wells Sings My Guy

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Two LoversMary Wells

Recorded Live On Stage

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The One Who Really Loves YouMary Wells

The One Who Really Loves You

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Once Upon a TimeMarvin Gaye and Mary Wells

Together

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You Lost the Sweetest BoyMary Wells

The Old, the New & the Best of Mary Wells

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