Mary Wells – My Guy
Introduction: Mary Wells’ 1964 hit “My Guy” is widely celebrated as one of Motown’s early defining songs and a classic in the soul genre. Written and produced by Smokey Robinson,…
Introduction: Mary Wells’ 1964 hit “My Guy” is widely celebrated as one of Motown’s early defining songs and a classic in the soul genre. Written and produced by Smokey Robinson,…
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