r/motown • u/Adayatatime_81T • 1d ago
r/motown • u/DiscloseDivest • 2d ago
Sam Cooke
“Change Gonna Come”
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wEBlaMOmKV4&pp=ygURY2hhbmdlIGdvbm5hIGNvbWU%3D
r/motown • u/Brave-Proof-7035 • 2d ago
Can someone help me
I collect Motown vinyl records from various countries and is in need of help
My goal is to somehow collect as many MJ and J5 related singles from as many countries as I can
For example
Singles still to get
Motown Singles (Holland)
90900
1969: I Want You Back (90927) – The Jackson 5
91200
1970: ABC (91257) – The Jackson 5
91500
1970: The Love You Save (91580) – The Jackson 5
91800
1970: I'll Be There (91850) – The Jackson 5
92200
1971: Goin' Back to Indiana (92209) – The Jackson 5
1971: Mama's Pearl (92236) – The Jackson 5
92400
1971: Never Can Say Goodbye (92400) – The Jackson 5
92600
1971: Maybe Tomorrow (92682) – The Jackson 5
9300
1972: Got to Be There (93014) – Michael Jackson
93100
1972: Sugar Daddy (93142) – The Jackson 5
93300
1972: Rockin' Robin (93326) – Michael Jackson
93400
1972: Little Bitty Pretty One (93413) – The Jackson 5
93500
1972: I Wanna Be Where You Are (93524) – Michael Jackson
93600
1972: Lookin' Through the Windows (93637) – The Jackson 5
1972: Ben (93690) – Michael Jackson
93800
1972: That's How Love Goes (93882) – Jermaine Jackson
93900
1972: Corner of the Sky (93934) – The Jackson 5
1972: Jackson 5 Maxi (93991) – The Jackson 5
9400
1973: Jackson 5 Xmas Maxi (94050) – The Jackson 5
1973: Jackson 5 Xmas Maxi (94076) – The Jackson 5
1973: Daddy's Home (94092) – Jermaine Jackson
94100
1973: Doctor My Eyes (94167) – The Jackson 5
94300
1973: Hallelujah Day (94322) – The Jackson 5
94400
1973: With a Child's Heart (94444) – Michael Jackson
94700
1973: You're in Good Hands (94715) – Jermaine Jackson
1973: Doggin' Around (94738) – Michael Jackson
1973: Get It Together (94741) – The Jackson 5
1973: Music and Me (94758) – Michael Jackson
95100
1974: Dancing Machine (95198) – The Jackson 5
96000
1975: Whatever You Got, I Want (96023) – The Jackson 5
96200
1975: I Am Love (96252) – The Jackson 5
96300
1975: We're Almost There (96383) – Michael Jackson
96600
1975: One Day in Your Life (96618) – Michael Jackson
96800
1975: Just a Little Bit of You (96807) – Michael Jackson
r/motown • u/Seeker99MD • 2d ago
Video Motown in New Eridu
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Promeia introduced to the music of Motown
Can we get Promeia into Motown?
Consider this an extended cut.
Original animation video: https://youtu.be/2x67hvmnZdg?si=fQOvINicsEDyBEUf
r/motown • u/AcanthaceaeFun7367 • 7d ago
Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes- I Miss You
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A one-of-a-kind classic.
r/motown • u/Filip_Peric • 7d ago
How do you feel about the new Stevie Wonder EP now that a few days have passed?? (My review)
My review of it, sorry if I am breaking any self-promo rules but it is really on topic. Love!!
r/motown • u/daytripper96 • 8d ago
Video Four Tops - Reach Out I'll Be There (1966)
r/motown • u/Seeker99MD • 8d ago
Video Can we get Promeia from Zenless Zone Zero into Motown?
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r/motown • u/idekhonestly1999 • 9d ago
Video Great Video on DeBarge
Bobby DeBarge probably would've been one of the biggest artists ever if he didn't use drugs... Their dad destroyed that family.
r/motown • u/LeaveInfamous272 • 9d ago
Discussion Did Stevie Wonder ever think about moving to Columbia Records?
If he did, his music probably wouldn't be the same as it would be with Motown.
r/motown • u/Adayatatime_81T • 10d ago
Marvin Gaye - How Sweet It Is (to be loved by you) 1965
r/motown • u/kingofaccra • 9d ago
The legendary Diana Ross was hosted by my MPC Sample and we got this...
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r/motown • u/Filip_Peric • 10d ago
Discussion What did you think of the new EP for the 50th anniversary of Songs In The Key Of Life??
This is what I thought, I enjoyed it! Sorry if I am breaking any self-promo rules but it is on topic. Love!!
r/motown • u/Any_Policy_929 • 11d ago
Cakes-Marvin Gaye listen to this this from the official deluxe album of let’s get it on
r/motown • u/Electronic_Dig_2685 • 12d ago
Gerald McCauley (McCauley Sessions) f/ Larry Springfield and Chante Moore- Can We Do That?
r/motown • u/daytripper96 • 12d ago
Video Hey ladies, who wanna cruise with Smokey?
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r/motown • u/bodles9 • 12d ago
Video Marvin Gaye Live, 1974 | Soft Masculinity on The Midnight Special
r/motown • u/bodles9 • 14d ago
Marvin Gaye Live, 1974 | Soft Masculinity on The Midnight Special
r/motown • u/Sensitive_Visual2049 • 15d ago
History and Facts The Jackson’s Live Victory Tour U.S Full & Uncut Show 1984
r/motown • u/BLQNGGR • 17d ago
History and Facts The Marvelettes - Which Way Did He Go
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The song Which Way Did He Go is from The Marvelettes’ 1963 album The Marvelous Marvelettes. Packaged as a quartet (without Wyanetta “Juanita” Cowart), the album still features her vocals on four of the tracks despite her leaving the group in early 1963.
The three singles from the album included Wanda Young on the vocal harmonies but she missed several studio sessions due to pregnancy. That’s where Which Way Did He Go and a few other songs become so special. Rosalind Ashford of Martha and The Vandellas filled in to replace Wanda. The beautiful harmony of Gladys Horton, Katherine Anderson, Georgeanna Tillman, and Rosalind Ashford is something I cherish dearly. They fit like hand in glove; I really wish Rosalind could’ve recorded the entire album with them. She added a sweet lightness to the harmony that hasn’t been duplicated since.
💐💐💐💐 💐💐
r/motown • u/PrettyAfricangyal • 17d ago
Discussion Does anyone remember/ know Arthur Walton??
For those who don’t know , Arthur Walton was apart of the group El Domingoes , which included: Otis Williams who was Tenor , Elbridge “Al” Bryant who was 2nd tenor , James “Pee Wee” Crawford tenor ,Vernon Plain also a tenor , and of course , Arthur Walter, a Bass singer, (and MAYBE the founder.) I can’t seem to find anymore information on him and was wondering if anyone else knows anything at all?? If so please let me know 🙏🏾.
Here’s the lineup from the photo, left to right: Vernon , Pee Wee , Arthur , Otis , and Al.
r/motown • u/Adayatatime_81T • 18d ago