Motown Stories and Features
Son of a plasterer, Berry Gordy Jr. built one of the world’s best-known music companies from the ground up. The company went on to become the home of some of the greatest stars the world has ever seen – Diana Ross, The Jacksons, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye – the list goes on and on. We tell the stories of what happened, how it happened and when it happened.
This is the Sound of Young America. This is American History. This is Motown Records.
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Marv Johnson “(You’ve Got To) Move Two Mountains”
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Smokey Robinson: The Story Behind The Image
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Marv Johnson “Come To Me”
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Edwin Starr “War”
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The Commodores “Three Times A Lady”
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The Supremes: The Supremes A’ Go-Go
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Diana Ross & The Supremes & The Temptations – “I’ll Try Something New”
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Motown Unreleased 1967
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Stevie Wonder & Peter Noone: The Story Behind The Image
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Commodores: Commodores
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Martha Reeves & the Vandellas: The Story Behind The Image
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The Supremes: The Supremes Sing Holland/Dozier/Holland
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Stevie Wonder: Songs In The Key Of Life
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The Four Tops: The Story Behind The Image
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Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell: United
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Stevie Wonder Hits Hollywood With ‘The Woman In Red’
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Gladys Knight & The Pips Bare Their Motown Soul On “If I Were Your Woman”
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DeBarge “Rhythm Of The Night”
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The Temptations “Since I Lost My Baby”
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The Miracles: The Story Behind The Image
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The Supremes “Stop! In The Name Of Love”
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More From The Vaults: Motown Unreleased 1969
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Motown’s Top 10: Songwriter Smokey
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David Departs, Dennis Arrives, And ‘Cloud Nine’ Cleans Up
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5 Stevie Wonder Albums You Must Own
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The Isley Brothers: The Story Behind The Image
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The Marvelettes “Playboy”
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Marvin Gaye “I’ll Be Doggone”
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Charlene “I’ve Never Been To Me”
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The Undisputed Truth “Smiling Faces Sometimes”






