Motown owned the pop charts in 1965. These four massive hits from some of the label's biggest stars showed the way.

Songs you'll remember if you grew up in the '60s. The 1960s were a great era for music. Beatlemania took over the world, ...

Even if Phil Collins approaching everything from a drummer's perspective, his ears did perk up when hearing the true bass ...

The eighth edition of "Amplify," Sunday at Sound Board, will bring a new format to the Motown Museum's annual singing and ...

Diana Ross years of Motown's flagship vocal act, The Supremes, who Berry Gordy disowned in 1970, despite the quality of their ...

Will Jaafar Jackson moonwalk to "Smooth Criminal," "Thriller," or "Bad?" ...

Back by popular demand, Dancing in the Shadows of Motown, a full-scale Motown concert experience, will play on Sunday, May 17 ...

Read an exclusive excerpt from Joe McEwen’s book Tastykakes, Soul Songs & Shining Stars: Affections and Reflections 1973-2025 ...

Detroit-born Motown is uniquely American, a melting-pot triumph with pop music craft at its heart and capitalist hustle in ...

Motown’s magic wasn’t just in its chart-toppers — some of its deepest artistry lies in the lesser-known tracks and rare pressings that collectors cherish. From The Four Tops’ emotionally rich deep ...

Go's and Martha Reeves of Martha and the Vandellas will team up for a two-night benefit at San Francisco's Haight Street Art ...

Credit: The Boo Radleys/YouTube It’s the summer of 1995 (mid-August to be specific) and the UK is in the grip of a heatwave.