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A few examples on singles released without picture sleeves. In the USA and in UK this was the common way of releasing singles back in the (early) 70's, while most other countries had picture sleeves. Here's a sample of what it could look like - both commercial singles as well as promo releases. This page also includes examples on re-released 'budget' singles, for example Motown Gold and Yesteryear. |
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Tamla Motown, UK Early 70's |
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Tamla Motown, UK Promo, label design Early 70's |
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Motown, USA label design |
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Motown, USA Promo, label design Early 70's |
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Motown, USA Promo, Colored Vinyl, one of many that Motown issued during the 60's and 70's |
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Motown, UK Late 70's |
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Motown, UK Promo, label design Late 70's |
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RCA, USA |
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RCA, USA
Promo, label design |
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Motown Yesteryear Series, USA Series of singles released in the 70's and 80's, two hit songs on each single. Label design. Titles includes: Upside Down / I'm Coming Out, Reach Out And Touch / Ain't No Mountain High Enough and many more. |
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The Motown Singles Collection, UK |
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Motown Gold, UK Series of singles released in the 80's. Included I'm Still Waiting / Touch Me In The Morning. |
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Motown Oldies Singles released in Germany. Included Reach Out And Touch / Ain't No Mountain High Enough (released 1982). |
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RCA Gold tandard Series, USA Series of singles released by RCA in the 80's. Included Muscles / Pieces Of Ice. |
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A Motown Classic Single series, UK Series of singles released in UK in the mid-80's. Titles included You Are Everything / Stop, Look, Listen (with Marvin Gaye), Love Hangover / Remember Me and My Old Piano / I'm Coming Out. |
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