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Give Me Just a Little More Time

Give Me Just a Little More Time

Chairmen of the Board · 1970
Recording

Recorded in 1969 at HDH Studios in Detroit, Michigan, with Chairmen of the Board and produced by Holland-Dozier-Holland. The single was issued on Invictus Records, with songwriting credits using the Edythe Wayne/Ron Dunbar pseudonyms. Released in 1970 as the group’s debut single, it became Chairmen of the Board’s biggest hit, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart. It established the act as one of the key early successes of Holland-Dozier-Holland’s post-Motown Invictus operation. The song remains the group’s signature record and a durable soul classic, later covered by artists including Angela Clemmons and Kylie Minogue. It has continued to circulate on compilations and oldies programming, keeping the title in steady use.

ArtistChairmen of the Board
Year1970
StudioHDH Studios, Detroit, Michigan
LabelInvictus
ProducersHolland-Dozier-Holland
How curators tag this
Motown50%
Northern Soul50%
Sound check
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