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Motown Records, Founded on This Day in 1959, Broke Racial Barriers in Pop Music With Its Beloved HitsThe integration of Motown’s acts into the upper echelons of the pop charts had a ripple effect, leading groups like the Supremes to be invited to play clubs with predominantly white audiences.
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The Supremes: Iconic Girl GroupAs one of Motown’s most iconic acts, The Supremes shattered barriers ... acts to achieve mainstream success in a predominantly white music industry. Diana Ross quickly emerged as the group ...
As they took over Dearborn Assembly, as Motown acts took over prime-time TV that ... some in stark black and white, others in living, vibrant color. But on that night in 1965, Americans didn ...
An entire genre – or at least sound – was born in the space of the small Detroit home that is the centerpiece of the Motown Museum. A blue and white sign, reading "Hitsville U.S.A," hangs ...
My Girl' was written by Smokey Robinson and Ronald White, of Motown label-mates ... is this iconic record by the longest-serving act on the Motown rosdter. Written by Wonder himself and taken ...
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