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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of To Be Continued on Discogs. Label: Motown - ZL • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK & Europe • Genre: Funk / Soul, Pop • Style: Soul, Ballad/5(21).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of To Be Continued on Discogs.5/5(2).

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3. May 02,  · Message to the World - The Temptations From the album "To Be Continued" ().

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4. Superior Record Pressing Corp., Somerdale, NJ pressing denoted by two-step label area with " inner pressing ring. "Motown 25" logo on labels. This variation DOES have "MCA Distribution" in label rimtext. For the version lacking this text, see The Temptations - To Be Continued. John Robinson and David Sanborn appear courtesy of Warner Bros. Records, Inc/5(10).

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5. Apr 30,  · referencing To Be Continued, LP, Album, Sup, GL This is a nice album only no lyric sleeve was available unlike their previous albums (Bare Back, Power and The Temptations album). If someone would post a sharper pic of the lyrics from the Japanese Import, that’d be great!/5(62).

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6. Message To The World Written-By – Dennis Lambert, Franne Golde, Paul Fox: A3: To Be Continued Alto Saxophone – David Sanborn Written-By – Ali-Ollie Woodson, Otis Williams: A4: Put Us Together Again Written-By – Gerard McMahon: A5: Someone Choir – Reverend James Cleveland Gospel Messengers* Written-By – Bill 4/5(1).

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7. I'm a longtime Tempts fan, but I'd forgotten about this album. After reading the reviews I knew I had to get "To Be Continued" to see for myself. You guys were absolutely right! This album is an absolute treasure-- classic Temptations! Everyone should read the /5(47).

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8. Although it contained the super "Lady Soul," this was still far from a good Temptations album. It had uneven material, some poorly produced uptempo tunes, and some of the least distinguished harmonies and leads ever heard on a Temptations LP. Fortunately, it also had the title track and "Someone," decent enough songs to keep it from being a complete flop.

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