50 Years of Motown
Berry Gordy received an $800 loan on January 12, 1959, and used the proceeds to create “Hitsville, USA - The Sound of Young America,” better known as Motown Records.
Since a picture is worth a thousand words, we’ve pulled out all the stops to create an entertaining new video tribute from PowerhouseRadio.com: “50 Years of Motown."
Right away, you’ll see “the 5 Motown families” represented on the revolving wheels of steel.
All of the images were pulled from my personal archive of recordings and Motown memorabilia. It’s amazing the number of artists who have passed through Berry Gordy’s empire.
Turn on your computer’s sound and enjoy the 3 mintue 21 second video production. Leave a comment and tell me who I’ve missed. Two suspects are quite obvious!
Contratulations from PowerhouseRadio.com to the amazing artists who have shared their classic soul as part of “50 Years of Motown."
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Fabulous!
It brought back memories of artists I’d forgotten about. And it was great to see them young and vibrant!
Thank you for the walk down memory lane.
Bookdiva
Posted by Dorothy on 01/12 at 04:47 PMGlad you enjoyed it Bookdiva. Not every Motown act was a hit, as you could tell from some of the artists included in the video.
Posted by King on 01/12 at 05:58 PM
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