johnny bristol, who added gaye, sang the original ain't no mountain high enough.
johnny bristol, who added gaye, sang the original ain't no mountain high enough.
who sang the original ain't no mountain high enough?
johnny bristol, who added gaye
ain't no mountain high enough









































"ain't no mountain high enough" is an r&b/soul rock song written by nickolas ashford & valerie simpson in 1966 for the tamla label, a division of motown. the composition was first successful as a 1967 hit single recorded by marvin gaye and tammi terrell, becoming a hit again in 1970 when recorded by former supremes frontwoman diana ross. the song became ross' first solo number-one hit on the "billboard" hot 100 chart and was nominated for a grammy award.









































section::::history.









































section::::history.:marvin gaye and tammi terrell original.
ain't no mountain high enough
ain't no mountain high enough: a tribute to hitsville u.s.a.









































ain't no mountain high enough: a tribute to hitsville u.s.a. is the 22nd studio album by michael bolton. it features recordings of songs originally made famous by various artists during the motown era. it became his highest charting studio album in the us since 2002.









































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bullet::::1. "ain't no mountain high enough" (featuring leona lewis) – 2:49









































bullet::::2. "how sweet it is (to be loved by you)" – 3:13









































bullet::::3. "ain't nothing like the real thing" (featuring melanie fiona) – 2:36









































bullet::::4. "gotta keep dreaming" – 4:33
ain't no mountain high enough: a tribute to hitsville u.s.a.