Motown Records produced a wealth of groundbreaking hit soul singles back in the 1960s, but the management style of boss Berry ...

Berry Gordy's Motown Records defined American pop and soul music during the 1960s, but the label still exists to this day, now owned by Universial Music.

The following year, it merged into Motown Record Corporation. For Gordy, starting his own label was the product of a longtime love of music. When he returned from Army service in 1953, he opened a ...

The Elemental Music / Motown reissue series is almost complete. Goldmine continues to highlight these incredibly well-done ...

An audition followed with Motown founder Berry Gordy Jr., who didn't hesitate to sign the young musician to a record deal. In 1962, the newly-renamed Little Stevie Wonder, working with a Motown ...

Written by label founder Berry Gordy, Motown The Musical charts the meteoric career of Gordy from his days as a wannabe boxer in Detroit to his position as the head of the Motown record label.

The New McCree Theatre in Flint is presenting "Vee Jay Records," which tells the story of a Detroit record label that became ...

Richie Stephens recorded only one album for the legendary label. That set, Pot Of Gold, was released in 1993. Stephens told the Jamaica Observer that he was approached by Motown Records executives ...

better known as Motown Records. Some 60-plus years later, Motown stands as a piece of living history — a flashpoint where African-American recording artists would find mainstream success.

The Beatles had a connection to Motown that ran much deeper than one would think, but it's unmistakable if you really listen.