Motown

One of the bluesier singers
in the Motown roster,
Holloway recorded the
original version of "You've
Made Me So Very Happy."

Motown's preeminent Girl
Group, the Supremes
earned five consecutive No.
1 hits in 1964-65, bridging
Soul and Pop. Mary Wilson...

Raw and raucous sax player
Junior Walker brought the
rocking single "Shotgun" to
the Motown table in the
'60s.

Princesses among girl
groups, Martha and the
Vandellas struck gold with
"Heatwave" and "Dancing in
the Street." "Dancing In th...

One of Motown's brightest
stars of the '60s, Mary Wells'
dyanmic singing style
helped Motown take the
pop charts by storm.

Groomed from an early age
for Motown stardom, Stevie
Wonder mastered that
label's distinctive fusion of
pop and soul and then we...

These Motown stalwarts
were led by Lionel Ritchie
and dabbled in everything
from funk ("Brick House") to
sentimental ballads. The C...

The family outfit took the
U.S. by storm in the '70s,
launching scores of
imitators and solo Jacksons
in the process. Between...

From Doo Wop to Disco, the
Miracles' career spread
though three generations of
R&B.

The Temptations are well
known for mega-hits like
"My Girl" and "Papa Was A
Rolling Stone." Smokey
Robinson wrote the Temp...