Motown recorded a lot of groups, not just the handful that casual fans remember. Most had that "Detroit sound," but few were as raucous and untamed as the Contours. "Do You Love Me" is their one single that still gets airplay, in large part due to its inclusion in the film Dirty Dancing. Without a doubt, "Do You Love Me" is as good as 60's dance music gets, but the Contours had other fine platters, especially Smokey Robinson's racy "First I Look At The Purse," later covered by the J. Geils Band. The Very Best Of The Contours has 15 cuts from the group's short career.