Motown In Mono & Stereo: "A Little More Love - Kim Weston" 45/Mono Mix, Stereo Mix
Motown In Mono & Stereo: "A Little More Love - Kim Weston" 45/Mono Mix, Stereo Mix
Time Stamps: 0:00 Mono; 3:03 Stereo
A marvelous record...that only was released in Europe. William Stevenson and Ivy Jo were really superb in producing these Hollywood Soundtrack-like massive ballads. How they were getting such clarity in the mix is remarkable considering how many instruments were being used; and these productions never sounded dense, cluttered or indistinct. You could hear just about every last note and instrument here and on the similarly spectacularly BIG, "I'm Still Loving You."
One has to believe that the reason why this and other Stevenson/Hunter records were produced with such a monstrous soundscape was because of Kim Weston's epic singing abilities. Her voice was big and she could handle these sorts of Power Ballads without fear of her being swamped in any way, shape of form by the music. In fact, it was the music that had to compete with HER.
Little More Love, A (William Stevenson-Sylvia Moy) published Jobete 15-Oct-64
1.] Mono:
Kim Weston; recorded Hitsville, completed 28-Sep-64 ; produced by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter ; [1st odb]
06-Nov-64; 45 (M): Tamla TM 54106 A [released in Europe only]
2.] Stereo:
Kim Weston; recorded Hitsville, completed 10-Dec-64 ; produced by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter ; [2nd odb]
28-Jan-03; CD (S): Motown 064 971 2 Millennium Collection: The Best Of Kim Weston [2002 mix]
10-Oct-05; CD (S): Motown 983 1605 The Motown Anthology [2002 mix] [UK]
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