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The Marvelettes
1961 [11, 29:01] The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman (Tamla TM-228) studio • new music 
“Below average” Pop; Rock n Roll Ballad
1962 [10, 24:07] The Marvelettes - Smash Hits Of 1962 (Tamla TM-229) studio mini • new music
1962 [10, 25:52] The Marvelettes - Playboy (Tamla TM-231) studio • new music
1963 [11, 27:58] The Marvelettes - Marvelous Marvelettes (Tamla TM-237) studio • new music
1967 [12, 32:42] The Marvelettes - The Marvelettes (Tamla TM-274) studio • new music
1968 [12, 31:58] The Marvelettes - Sophisticated Soul (Tamla TS-286) studio • new music
1969 [12, 34:18] The Marvelettes - In Full Bloom (Tamla TS-288) studio • new music
1970 [12, 37:05] The Marvelettes - The Return Of The Marvelettes (Tamla TS-305) studio • new music
27-Apr-2011
The end. Band split 1970. Due to Motown’s decision to sell the name "Marvelettes" to a promoter, Larry Marshak, several groups from thereon bill themselves as "The Marvelettes", however these women are much younger than the original lineup and contain no original members. A must to avoid. My line has a most definite full stop in 1970.