In October 1967, Terrell lost consciousness during a live performance and collapsed into Gaye’s arms. This tactic produced the hit single “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” in April 1967, followed by more singles and the album United in August 1967.
After a few disappointing singles, Motown head Berry Gordy decided to rework some of these recordings into duets with Marvin Gaye by recording Gaye’s vocals separately and editing the two recordings together. Terrell signed with Motown in 1965, and spent much of 1965-1967 in the studio recording dozens of songs. Not published till the November issue of Ebony was published.) ( I believe the interview was done in the spring of 1969 but
The Culturology ideas, 2016, N9.įound this last interview Tammi Terrell did titled - Surviving 6īrain operations- The Ordeal of Tammi Terrell by Art Peters.
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