Deep Soul The Up Rising Of Motown Part 4
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Uploaded by silvertrekintermix on Jul 4, 2010
Motown History is no mystery. In the 60's CBS News Announce that Motown made an estimated 15 million dollars a year. The production line began with Motown producers & writers competing to create the next big hit, so secrecy was the key! http://tiny.cc/fqb7w
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@musicgenius33 Didn't a lot of artists from Tin Pan Alley to Hip Hop have the same issues? It's a shady business. As Aretha Franklin once pointed out: at least Motown was giving their artists a chance for a long career by forcing the singers to learn standards and show tunes, not to mention access to national TV....which was everything in the 60s and 70s.
OldMotownFan 2 months ago
WOW!!!!!!!!
musicgenius33 2 months ago
Motown made millions but the artists few died broke.
musicgenius33 2 months ago
Martha & The Vandellas - the most Detroit group on Motown.
wildsmiley 3 months ago
I LOVE MOTOWN!
simon4186 10 months ago