Loved the show!
Big part of my music life.
Was lucky enough to see many of the performers in their prime in person.

Frank
( The other one)

streetrod wrote:

I could listen to Marvin Gaye 24/7..........other all time faves are The Temptatitions,the Four Tops,Sam Cooke,Teddy Pendergrass,Al Green and who doesn't love Smokey Robinson.

Whistlebritches wrote:

LOVE Motown, except for The Supremes. Diana Ross never did anything for me.

jespear wrote:

been watching the Motown 60 on CBS.
maybe not your favorite music, but does anyone not like it at all? Not possible.

I mean, as soon as My Girl starts, or so many others, tell me you don't smile.

frankj1 wrote:

Lotta good stuff on Motown but I'm more of a Stax kinda guy.

JadeRose wrote:

I would have said this a year ago...maybe still do...love the Stax/Volt music and stories...but, I do love Motown, too...but, more and more, I love the stories about the history and locality of great music -- but every region has its great history and music, too. Been watching a lot of documentaries that sure bring that home....growing up, I was pretty oblilvious to the significance of Booker T, the Swampers, or Hal Blaine, not to mention HDH or Gamble and Huff. I'd heard of and knew a little of Spector and Gordy, but never realized, at the time, how geography (and the business) played such a role in R&B and soul. Was a time when I thought Motown was simply synonomous with R&B/soul/funk

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