Marvin Gaye’s Trouble Man finds him composing, arranging and performing a moody soundtrack for Tamla (Motown) that doubles as a studio album — the title vocal sits alongside instrumental suites driven by wah guitars, upright bass pulses and muted brass. It’s rooted in Soul and Jazz-Funk while tipping into Soul-Jazz and Soundtrack moods, balancing cinematic noir grooves with funk-driven pocket rhythms made for vinyl playback.