Second Fiddle to a Steel Guitar (1965) Victor Duncan, Arnold Stang, Pamela Hayes, Leo Gorcey

'Journey To The Beginning - A Steel Guitar Tribute To The Byrds' celebrates the 50th Anniversary of The Byrds historic 'Sweetheart Of The Rodeo' featuring the album's two original legendary steel guitarists, Lloyd Green and Jay Dee Maness for the first time since 1968

Though its title track ignited a nationwide fad for go-go music, Smokey Robinson & the Miracles' Going to a Go-Go LP certainly wasn't just a cash-in effort. It's one of the best records the group put out, and the first six songs make for the best side of any original Motown LP of the '60s (granted, all but one are also available on dozens of Miracles compilations). The four biggest hits were among the best in a set of Miracles archetypes: the throwback to the aching '50s doo wop ballad ("Ooo Baby, Baby"), the flashy up-tempo dance song ("Going to a Go-Go"), the dancing-with-tears-in-my-eyes jerker ("The Tracks of My Tears"), and the mid-tempo orchestral epic ("My Girl Has Gone"). "Choosey Beggar" is one of the sweetest of all Robinson's lead vocals, with stunning background work by the rest of the Miracles.