Following three "psychedelic soul" albums produced by Norman Whitfield, The Temptations' 14th studio album, Sky's the Limit, marked a return to a more soulful, Motown sound. Released in 1971, tenor Eddie Kendricks would depart the group just before the album's release but only after he contributed lead vocals on "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)," which would become the group's third #1 single and is frequently included in many "all-time best of Motown" lists. Vinyl LP pressing.