Earl Van Dyke was the main keyboardist for Motown Records'
in-house the Funk Brothers band in between 1961 and 1971.

In 1964, he replaced Choker Campbell as leader of
Tamla / Motown's studio house band.

The new group, the Funk Brothers, also included James Jamerson
(bass) and Benny Benjamin (drums), but was known formerly as
the Earl Van Dyke Six when touring in support of the label's
vocal acts.

Besides his work as the session keyboardist on several Motown
hits such as 'Bernadette' and 'I Can't Help Myself' by
The Four Tops, 'Runaway Child, Running Wild' for the Temptations,
and 'I Heard It Through the Grapevine' by Marvin Gaye.

Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers - That Motown Sound - 1965


Earl Van Dyke - 01 - Nowhere To Run.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 02 - Come See About Me.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 03 - You're A Wonderful One.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 04 - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You).mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 05 - My Girl.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 06 - All For You.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 07 - Too Many Fish In The Sea.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 08 - Try It Baby.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 09 - The Way You Do The Things You Do.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 10 - Can I Get A Witness.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 11 - Can You Jerk Like Me.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 12 - Money (That's What I Want).mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 13 - The Flick.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 14 - 6 By 6.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 15 - Soul Stomp.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 16 - Hot 'N' Hot.mp3
Earl Van Dyke - 17 - I Can't Help Myself.mp3


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