Get My Hands on Some Lovin'
Same-O Same-O
I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me
Clip My Wings
Gotta Say It, Gonna Tell It Like It Is
I Can't Hold Back
Wonderful Baby
Old-Fashioned Man
Wonderful Baby
No Time
Baby Baby Come Home
My Love Keeps On Growing
What You Gonna Do With Me Baby (2003 Motown Connoisseurs Version)
You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
Fantasy
My Fatherless Son
It's A Lonely World Without Your Love
Never Say No To Your Baby
Sweeter As The Days Go By
Have A Little Faith
Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
Magic Mary
Lost For Words
Don't Think You Owe Me Something
If You Don't Want My Love
Starving For Your Love
Just One Last Look
Rocks In My Bed
Your Love Is Wonderful
Which Way Is The Sky
Lonely Lover
These Are The Questions
I Can't Escape Your Memory
Deep In The Pit Of Your Love
I'm So Afraid Of Losing You
You're My Kind Of Woman
Sweet Was The Love
Where Do I Go From Here
Woman Woman
Baby Dumplin'
Lost Without You
Most popular songs of The Four Tops
I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)
1965 • Four Tops Second Album
Reach Out, I’ll Be There
1967 • Reach Out
Christmas Here With You
1995 • Christmas Here with You
The Long And Winding Road / In These Changing Times
1970 • Changing Times
I Believe in You and Me
1982 • One More Mountain
Are You With Me
1991 • Indestructible
Change of Heart
1991 • Indestructible
Get My Hands on Some Lovin'
2005 • Lost Without You: Motown Lost And Found
Left With A Broken Heart
1965 • Four Tops
Tea House In China Town
1965 • Four Tops
Don’t Turn Away
1965 • Four Tops
I’m Grateful
1965 • Four Tops Second Album
Trivia about the album Lost without You: Motown Lost & Found by The Four Tops
- In what year was the album “Lost without You: Motown Lost & Found” released by The Four Tops?
- The album “Lost without You: Motown Lost & Found” was released in 2007 by The Four Tops, featuring 41 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “Lost without You: Motown Lost & Found” by The Four Tops?
- “Get My Hands on Some Lovin'” is the biggest hit from the album “Lost without You: Motown Lost & Found” by The Four Tops.