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352. Carolyn Crawford: “Forget About Me”
The record goes absolutely nowhere, but there's plenty of fun to be had on the journey anyway; definitely a case of "one to watch". (6)Continue reading »
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353. Carolyn Crawford: “Devil In His Heart”
Not for the first time, Motown seem to have chosen the wrong side of a single to plug: an excellent record through and through. (8)Continue reading »
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453. Carolyn Crawford: “My Smile Is Just A Frown (Turned Upside Down)”
Enough to suggest Carolyn could have been a major talent. Even if that's a stretch, it's certainly plausible she might have become another Brenda Holloway, Barbara McNair - or Tammi Terrell. In the...
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454. Carolyn Crawford: “I’ll Come Running”
I can't get away from the feeling that this is the work of an immature songwriter. I'll Come Running has run out of ideas after half a minute, but keeps on ploughing the same determined furrow for...
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507. Carolyn Crawford: “When Someone’s Good To You”
This is pleasant enough, and it's nicely done, but it isn't really the farewell Carolyn's Motown career deserved. (5)Continue reading »
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508. Carolyn Crawford: “My Heart”
It's hardly Carolyn's fault that Robinson opted to give the song another go after two more years of polishing, with two more years of experience, and that the singer he chose went on to become one of...
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