Holland-Dozier-Holland
Artistic team formed in Detroit in the 60s by Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier and
Brian Holland
The three formed one of the most successful artistic teams in the USA,
transforming the face of black music in the 60s by bringing lyricism and
symphonic breath to Tamla Motown productions. The Supremes, the Four Tops and
Martha & The Vandellas were the main beneficiaries. Among the hundred or so hits
they wrote were "Stop In The Name Of Love", "Where Did Our Love Go" and
"Heatwave". Two of their songs, "Reach Out I'll Be There" and "Same Old Song",
were popularized in France by Claude ...
One Monkey Don't Stop No ShowHolland-Dozier-Holland and Honey Cone
Westbound #9Holland-Dozier-Holland and Flaming Ember
She's Not Just Another WomanHolland-Dozier-Holland and 8th Day
Mind, Body and SoulHolland-Dozier-Holland and Flaming Ember
Why Can't We Be LoversHolland-Dozier-Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland and Brian Holland
Love FactoryHolland-Dozier-Holland and Eloise Laws
One Monkey Don't Stop No ShowHolland-Dozier-Holland and Honey Cone
Greatest Hits
3:31
Westbound #9Holland-Dozier-Holland and Flaming Ember
Westbound No. 9: The Hot Wax Sessions
3:33
She's Not Just Another WomanHolland-Dozier-Holland and 8th Day
And On the 8th Day God Created Soul
3:04
Mind, Body and SoulHolland-Dozier-Holland and Flaming Ember
The Best of Flaming Ember
2:56
Why Can't We Be LoversHolland-Dozier-Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland and Brian Holland
Love and Beauty
4:04
Love FactoryHolland-Dozier-Holland and Eloise Laws
Ain't It Good Feeling Good
3:27
