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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A Mid-70s Masterpiece From David Ruffin
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Lionel Richie “Hello”
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Michael Jackson “Rockin’ Robin”
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Lionel Richie: Can’t Slow Down
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The Temptations “Get Ready”
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Motown’s Top 10: Revisiting The Hits
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Stevie Wonder Helps Create Martin Luther King Day With “Happy Birthday”
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Rick James: Street Songs
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Diana Ross: The Boss
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The Jackson 5: ABC
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The Temptations: Aiming For A Masterpiece
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Martha Reeves & the Vandellas: The Story Behind The Image
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Martha & The Vandellas “Dancing In The Street”
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The Dazz Band “Let It Whip”
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Marvin Gaye’s Heart-On-Sleeve Soul Opera ‘Here, My Dear’
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More From The Vaults: Motown Unreleased 1969
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Motown’s Top 10: The Number One Albums
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The Marvelettes “Playboy”
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5 Marvin Gaye Albums You Must Own
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Smokey Robinson & The Miracles: Going To A Go-Go
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Mary Wells: Greatest Hits
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Marvin Gaye Gets It On
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Motown’s Top 10: The R&B Number Ones
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The Supremes “Nathan Jones”
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The Marvelettes: Please Mr. Postman
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Diana Ross “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”
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Lionel Richie: Number One For Seven Years In A Row
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5 Stevie Wonder Albums You Must Own
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Mary Wells: The Story Behind The Image
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The Miracles “Shop Around”






