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Sorry, I forgot yo login/write about the edit, but I was the person who edited on "23:42, 28 June 2006 71.243.140.7". I deleted the picture because it was a picture of a modern 4 girl group entitled "Image:Cherish-do-it.JPG", which was CLEARLY not Mary Wells' 1964 single cover. Mizerunmei 23:47, 28 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Instrumentation

I see that the personnel list here credits Earl Van Dyke with "organ" and attributes one of the trumpets to "Russ Conway". However, this site https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Complete-Motown-Singles-Vol-4-1964/release/826804 credits Van Dyke with "keyboards", without explicitly mentioning what instrument(s), he used for his keyboard part(s), and attributes the trumpet, which in the list here is attributed to "Russ Conway", to John Wilson. Although Discogs isn't necessarily a reliable source (especially not by Wiki standards), the information at listed in the Discogs for "The Complete Motown Singles: Vol 4. 1964" was taken directly from the liner notes. So, I'll go ahead change it so that it's consistent with what the liner notes say.--2601:153:981:E20:85E7:2DD7:E977:4700 (talk) 09:14, 1 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]