Album: Various artists, Motown's Mowest Story 1971-73 (Light In The Attic)

Sunday 05 June 2011 00:00 BST

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The move from Motor City to California gets a bad rep but this neat digest contains one masterpiece, a couple of classics and some interesting obscurities.

Syreeta's 1972 version of "I Love Every Little Thing About You" is the must-have, with burbling clavinet, floaty drumming, vocal grunts and everything else by composer/producer/ husband Stevie Wonder. It's one of the most joyful sounds by anyone, ever. Elsewhere, there is more than enough here to intrigue.

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Album: Various artists, Motown's Mowest Story 1971-73 (Light In The Attic)

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