Smokey Robinson was one of Motown's flgship artists during the 1960s, but one song in particular stood out to Berry Gordy as a turning point in his career.

Motown was the definitive sound of the American pop charts in the 1960s and, across the Atlantic, Pete Townshend and The Who ...

Get to know Smokey Robinson, he is one of the most influential figures in the music industry. He started from a humble ...

In this exclusive Q&A, Smokey Robinson discusses The Beatles covering his song, meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the ...

Visitors to Detroit can explore this music legacy firsthand every day of the year at the Motown Museum, located at the ...

Berry Gordy, Dennis Rodman, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross and other artists who are also part of the restaurant’s classic R&B and soul soundtrack. The well-lit dining room is spacious, with high ...

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Motown boss Berry Gordy was a guest that night and thought ... but gave her best material to other artists. Her work with Stevie Wonder stopped him from being dropped by the label: she gave ...

“The Tears Of A Clown” was co-authored by another Motown giant, Stevie Wonder, with Wonder’s regular co-conspirator, Hank Cosby. And Motown boss Berry Gordy shaped and rewrote some of The ...