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In the third paragraph of the article, it says that Come To Me was released on Motown's "subsidiary imprint, Tamla." Is this correct? As far as I remember, Gordy founded Tamla Records before he founded Motown Records later the same year, and then incorporated both labels under the Motown name. This would mean that, although I'm pretty sure that Motown Records didn't even exist when Come To Me was released, Tamla would be a sister label to Motown, and not a subsidiary. This is also supported by Wikipedia's history of Motown Records. 84.72.6.184 (talk) 15:18, 9 January 2008 (UTC)Reply