Reach Out
by Four Tops
The 395th greatest album of all time
Reach Out (1967) by the Four Tops is a Motown soul and R&B album built around Levi Stubbs's impassioned lead vocals and the group's tight harmonies. The record features dramatic, orchestral-tinged arrangements, punchy rhythms, and polished studio production commonly associated with the Holland-Dozier-Holland team, with material that emphasizes urgent emotional delivery and danceable grooves. It exemplifies the mid-1960s Motown sound and showcases the Four Tops' intensity and vocal unity.
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