The iconic group racked up 12 Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 songs during their career.

Hip-O Select's latest in its exhaustive series of singles collections gathers all of Motown's sides from 1969, a tumultuous and transitional year for both the label and its (soon to be former) Detroit ...

Hip-O Select begins its Motown singles campaign with this six-disc archive of Hitsville USA's baby steps, which include the label's earliest contributions from Smokey Robinson, Brian and Eddie Holland ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It is difficult to think of a more impossible task than attempting to rate the 60 all-time greatest Motown songs. Founded in 1959 ...

In January 1959, a little-known songwriter named Berry Gordy took $800 he scrounged together from family — along with meager royalties he earned writing "Lonely Teardrops" for Jackie Wilson — to found ...

Any year of the 1960s holds its fair share of prestige and regard in Motown history. And the last four volumes of Hip-O-Select’s series (chronicling 1961 through 1965) have showcased that with a ...

Casual Motown fans look away. This is not for you. Tune to WOMC instead; they’ll play “Baby Love” in five minutes. In fact, Hip-O Select deserves its own wing in the Detroit Historical Museum for the ...

Fifty years ago this January, a budding young songwriter and record producer named Berry Gordy founded a small record label in Detroit. Tamla Records soon became Motown Record Corporation, and Gordy's ...

He’s just launched his own record label, Stevie Wonder says he’ll always be part of Motown. “Even though I have left Motown, I never leave Motown. That’s Detroit,” Wonder, 70 — who signed to Motown as ...

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