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Even though she never followed up Charlene did sign for Motown on it's relaunch and Recorded I've Never Been To Me

2 versions existed and version 2 was used until it was plugged in the UK and was re issued using Version 1 which was mistaken for a re re-cording

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Debbie Dean - Motown single M-1007 FEB 1961

Chris Clark (later became VP) Motown M-1114 Sept 1967

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