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The sole surviving co-founder of the Motown legends talks to us about his place in their history, the smash hit Broadway musical of their story and much more.
The Temptations negotiated a potentially hazardous line-up change and told their fans they were still doing fine, on 'Cloud Nine,' released 25 October 1968.
On 15 October 1966, the Four Tops raced to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 with ‘Reach Out I’ll Be There.’
The superstar vocalist's career was transformed by producers Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers.
The 1982 disc Stevie Wonder's Original Musiquarium has been newly restored to the vinyl format in a 2LP release by UMe and USM.
We honour the American studios which have sprinkled sonic stardust over many era-defining records from the past 60 years - the Top 10 US Recording Studios.
Cuba Gooding, Sr, former lead vocalist with 1970s hitmakers the Main Ingredient and father of Oscar-winning actor Cuba Gooding, Jr, died on 20 April, 2017.
When it came to a new song by Smokey Robinson, Mary Wells' departure from the Motown hierarchy was Brenda Holloway's gain.
Released on 6 March,1970, 'Psychedelic Shack' was the Temptations psychedelic album that completed their journey into a more experimental sound.
Ware also wrote for many of the leading names in the R&B world, including the Isley Brothers and Quincy Jones, and made many fine records in his own name.
Schroeder played significant roles in the early development of many UK artists and in the formative story of the Motown label in the UK.
Producer and label owner Harry Balk, a key figure in the careers of Del Shannon, Little Willie John, Rare Earth and others, died 3 December, 2016 at 91.
To mark the death of the Kingsmen's Jack Ely, uDiscover offers a score of wild and distinctive versions of the song . Enjoy ‘Louie Louie’ In 20 Takes.
The newly solo Supreme charts with the album of her first TV special.
'Don't Leave Me This Way' prompted Thelma's close-fought UK chart battle with Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes, but in the US, she won hands down.
The 1973 album 'Eat It' saw the British rock band growing ever more confident and autonomous.
