[5][6][7] This album was to feature a combination of new tunes along with standards, with the intention of showcasing the Miracles' talent and versatility on different genres of music and the ability of different group members to sing lead vocals in addition to main lead singer Bill "Smokey" Robinson.
Cousins Bobby Rogers and Claudette Rogers Robinson shared lead vocals on the standard Easy Street [8][9] and Claudette leads alone on Mister Misery [10] "My Heart Says Yes",[11] and Father Dear.
[12] Husband-and-Wife Smokey and Claudette Robinson share the lead chores on the standard "If I Were a Bell" (from the 1950 musical Guys and Dolls) joined in mid-song by Miracles Bobby Rogers, Pete Moore, and Ronnie White in an ensemble lead.
[4] In a transitional period for the group's line-up, bass singer/vocal arranger Pete Moore was featured on the front cover and Marv Tarplin was on the rear cover - Moore not having been available as he had been recently been drafted into the U.S. Armed Services at the time the photo was taken.
[14] Although this album was never released in its original form, all of its tunes were subsequently released on later Miracles albums and CD compilations including, but not limited to, "Smokey Robinson & The Miracles: Lost & Found: Along Came Love (1958-1964) (released 1999),[15] The Miracles – Depend on Me: The Early Albums (2009),[16] and the Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-The 35th Anniversary Collection box set (1994).