Any year of the 1960s holds its fair share of prestige and regard in Motown history. And the last four volumes of Hip-O-Select’s series (chronicling 1961 through 1965) have showcased that with a ...

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Jazmin Kylene is a Miami-bred writer and editor with a decade-long career that spans all editorial genres, though she has a particular passion for music journalism. Upon graduating Florida Atlantic ...

Berry Gordy had a good thing going, and he was not about to jeopardize it. Gordy had just moved Motown Records from its Detroit home to Hollywood, and his label was entering a new phase of its ...

Elton John loved Motown. (Still does, presumably.) That didn't mean that Elton John could make Motown music. On the R&B charts over the years, Elton John had more success than any goofy-looking white ...

Few artists have remained relevant for as long as The Isley Brothers. No fewer than 44 years separated their first entry on the Billboard Hot 100 (“Shout-Part 1” in 1959) from their most recent (“What ...