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  • dunbarboyz

    I did some growing up outside Detroit. Pontiac suburb of Waterford. Motown wasn't the same after the 60's.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Not my favorite but I do enjoy a lot of it

    It Influenced a lot of music and performers

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  • Ricci.Wright

    Maybe Smokey Robinson, solo or with the Miracles.

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  • allen griggs

    I liked the Motown music, it was great!


    Sad to see the scene degenerate into rap, I can't stand that crap.

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  • BobJudy

    I mentioned that I spent my first 39 years in Flint, Michigan. This was back when it was a great town and actually had the highest average income in the country. Anyway, that means I grew up with Motown and really liked a lot of it. Sadly like Flint declined and became a massive crime ridden slum, Motown devolved into rap and was ruined.

    @dunbarboyz, Motown was magnificent in the 60's but the 70's weren't far behind;

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cb8ZUpAr94

    This is one of my favorites. Bob

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  • KL

    I don't have a Motown favorite. I just like the sound. Great music!

    I'd never change the station if Rubberband Man (The Spinners) was on. That song makes me happy!

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  • He Dog

    Smoky and the Temptations. Gotta love Aretha, Gladys, and the Supremes as well. Four Topps.

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  • notnow

    Marvin gaye. The album with trouble man on it. It was fairly popular when it came out but it's more popular than ever now. Let's not forget Gladys Knight too. I never could figure out what a pip was.

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  • 62vld2042

    Sam Cook had a great voice.........but not as good the "King".......as in Nat King Cole. 😉

    Sad......the way Sam went out.

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  • austin20

    Marvin and Stevie Wonder are my favorite Motown solo

    Four Tops, Temptations and the Commodores my favorite groups


    But there are a lot of group that were awesome that were not on the Motown label

    Ohio Players, LTD, Earth Wind and Fire. (I love me some horns)

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  • He Dog

    Pips are citrus seeds, but pip was used to describe something as special, as in,"She's a pip."

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  • cbxjeff

    Sam06, back in 1965 when I was stationed at Ft. Monroe 3 of us went across the bay to Norfolk to watch the Temptation & the Supremes together. I think the cover was $10.00! I am a big Motown fan.

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  • montanajoe
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    Yes, I like it. Good, clean, easy listening. Can understand the words.

    ( I also like music/songs that are opposite of this) But no Rap

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  • Brookwood

    I've always been a big fan of Barry White. Also enjoy listening to his Love Unlimited Orchestra instrumentals which seem to make driving along scenic roadways much more memorable!

    Barry White Greatest Hits - Best Songs Of Barry White - Barry White Playlist Full Album 2020 - YouTube

    Whenever I hear Love Train by the O'Jays, I'm transformed back in time to the dance floor of my youth. Hitting on the gal that became my wife!

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  • Brookwood

    Almost forgot about Al Green! I could listen to him all day long with his hits like "Let's Stay Together" , and " I'm So Tired of Being Alone". Just great music by a very talented man!

    The Best of Al Green - Greatest Hits (Full Album Stream) [30 Minutes] - YouTube Music

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