Motown isn't short on hits, and one of their most iconic tunes came together when one company employee had his secretary try ...

From its creation in 1959, the talented songwriters behind Motown hits such as the Supremes' "Where Did Our Love Go" became ...

The Baton Rouge rapper announced the release, originally titled 'Black,' in late November. The album marks YoungBoy's first ...

These Motown songs from the 1960s have some notably dark lyrics; you might have missed them, what with those stunning ...

My Story of the Andantes, Motown, and the Women Behind the Sound of Young America’ (Harper, Dec.), the author recounts her ...

From Marvin Gaye's creative breakout to Diana Ross' first disco hit, these are the Motown tunes that will transport anyone ...

Motown's Berry Gordy insisted that all copies of this record be destroyed, but a few survived, and now this single on vinyl ...

In 1965, a Motown trio bounced back from a No. 11 chart setback with their sixth No. 1 hit, restoring their place atop the Billboard Hot 100.

Motown hit songwriter, record executive, poet and education advocate Janie Bradford has died, just months after she was inducted into the Women Songwriters Hall of Fame. Bradford died Friday, Aug. 21, ...

Everyone has heard of Motown Records, but few probably remember its Los Angeles offshoot, MoWest. It didn't last long — only two years — but during its life span, MoWest allowed Motown to try out new ...

The culture-shifting sensation that was Motown music began in January 1959, when Berry Gordy Jr. founded Tamla Records in Detroit, Michigan. After Gordy incorporated the name "Motown Records" in 1960, ...

This has been a sad week for Motown. Nickolas Ashford, who penned some of Motown's greatest hits, died Monday. And now comes the news that Motown has lost its founding mother. Esther Gordy Edwards, ...