If ever there was a First Lady among the female singers who epitomized the Motown Sound, then it must be Mary Wells. At the tender age of 16 she entered Berry Gordy's office to present him a song she had written herself. She had no knowledge of musical notation and so she had to sing it to him. This she did with such conviction that he offered her a contract. A whole series of hits followed and in 1964 her smash hit "My Guy" climbed to the top of the U.S. pop charts and landed at No. 5 in England, with the result that the Beatles invited her to go on tour with them. No wonder then that an LP carries the title of her signature tune. The groovy number sets the whole album swinging, no matter whether it's a rock number, or one with a Latin rhythm, or sparkling with Broadway glamour. The LP is full of the highly differentiated coloring of Mary Wells' voice – full and sonorous in the middle range, airy in the top register and of course black in its basic timbre.

Track Listing
He's the One I Love
Whisper You Love Me Boy
My Guy
Does He Love Me?
How? (When My Heart BelongsTto You)
He Holds His Own
My Baby Just Cares For Me
I Only Have Eyes For You
You Do Something To Me
It Had To Be You
If You Love Me (Really Love Me)
At Last