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| 1 Bad Girl |
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| 2 (You Can) Depend on Me |
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| 3 Shop Around |
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| 4 I'll Try Something New |
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| 5 You've Really Got a Hold on Me |
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| 6 Mickey's Monkey |
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| 7 I Like It Like That |
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| 8 That's What Love Is Made Of |
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| 9 Ooo Baby Baby |
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| 10 The Tracks of My Tears |
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| 11 My Girl Has Gone |
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| 12 Going to a Go-Go |
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| 13 (Come 'Round Here) I'm the One You Need |
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| 14 The Love I Saw in You Was Just a Mirage |
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| 15 More Love |
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| 16 I Second That Emotion |
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| 17 If You Can Want |
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| 18 Yester Love |
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| 19 Special Occasion |
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| 20 Baby Baby Don't Cry |
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| 21 Doggone Right |
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| 22 Point It Out |
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| 23 Who's Gonna Take the Blame |
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| 24 The Tears of a Clown |
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| 25 I Don't Blame You at All |
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Album Review
It's hard to say that Smokey Robinson's catalog was in desperate need of a new compilation when the double-disc "Gold" was released in the summer of 2006. He had excellent single-disc, double-disc, and box sets in his catalog, so there seemed to be a collection for every kind of fan -- and at first glance it seems that "Gold" offers nothing that previous sets do not. Closer inspection reveals that "Gold" serves a curious niche. Where such previous Smokey double-disc sets like 1995's "Anthology" and 2002's "Ooo Baby Baby: The Anthology" focused entirely on music that he made with the Miracles (the 1995 set even included "Love Machine," which the Miracles recorded after his departure), this set has a heavy dose of his solo material -- the last 13 songs of this 40-track compilation are devoted to solo Smokey, including such hits as "Baby That'S Backatcha," "Quiet Storm," "Cruisin'," "Ebony Eyes," and "One Heartbeat." This combined with an excellent 27-track overview of his prime work with the Miracles -- all the standard hits along with some superbly chosen relatively lesser-known tunes -- makes this "Gold" an excellent choice for the listener who wants a comprehensive double-disc overview of Robinson's entire career and not just of his time with the Miracles. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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Biography


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Other albums by: Smokey Robinson & The Miracles |
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