IMHO, the Motown group's best female vocalist (Diana who?), with respect to Kim Weston, Tammi Terrell and Carolyn Crawford. Sadly Miss Clark suffered from the suspicion and resentment held towards white singers by many black audiences and her promotion and publicity was never commensurate with her considerable talents.
This UK issue from 1968 has the usual minor surface marks NAP; the A-side label has a minor abrasion from where a sticker had been affixed and removed and the record comes in an olive green company sleeve in decent shape. Both sides are absolutely top-drawer songs and this is a very good price for a cracking record.
