'Every Little Bit Hurts' is the debut album from 1964 by Los Angeles-based Soul singer Brenda Holloway, released on Motown's Tamla subsidiary label. Anchored by the smash-hit title track—a beautifully agonizing soul ballad penned by Ed Cobb the record established Holloway as one of Motown's most powerful and emotionally raw vocalists. Blending early R&B, pop, and deep soul, this essential vinyl pressing captures the foundational sound of 1960s Motown and remains a must-have for classic soul collectors.
- A1 I've Been Good To You
- A2 Sad Song
- A3 Every Little Bit Hurts
- A4 Too Proud To Cry
- A5 Who's Loving You
- A6 Land Of A Thousand Boys
- B1 Suddenly
- B2 Embraceable You
- B3 Unchained Melody
- B4 A Favor For A Girl (With A Love Sick Heart)
- B5 (You Can) Depend On Me
- B6 Can I?
