Jimmy Mack

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"Jimmy Mack" is a 1967 Motown hit single by Martha and the Vandellas, known for its catchy, upbeat plea to a distant lover and its enduring popularity in soul and pop music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
backingVocals Martha and the Vandellas
surface form: The Vandellas
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre Motown
pop
soul
hasAudience pop music listeners
soul music listeners
hasCulturalImpact Motown oldies radio staple
covered by later artists
hasFormat single A-side
hasInstrumentation backing vocals
horns
rhythm section
hasMedium 7-inch single
hasMusicalStyle upbeat
hasRhythmicStyle danceable groove
hasTempo up-tempo
hasVocalStyle call-and-response
isInGenre R&B
isPartOfTradition classic Motown sound
language English
leadVocalist Martha Reeves
lyricTheme longing
plea to a distant lover
romantic devotion
musicalEra 1960s soul
notableFor catchy chorus
enduring popularity
signature song for Martha and the Vandellas
partOf Motown catalog
performer Martha and the Vandellas
producer Holland–Dozier–Holland
recordedAt Motown Studio A
surface form: Hitsville U.S.A. studio
recordLabel Motown
surface form: Motown Records
recordLabelImprint Gordy
releaseDate 1967
songwriter Holland–Dozier–Holland
vocalGroup Martha and the Vandellas
writer Brian Holland
Eddie Holland
Lamont Dozier
yearOfSingleRelease 1967

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Do You hasNotableTrack Jimmy Mack
Martha Reeves notableWork Jimmy Mack
Betty Kelly notableWork Jimmy Mack