From Pub­lish­ers Weekly This use­ful but often flat his­tory of leg­endary Motown Records is the first music-​related work by Pos­ner, who is best known for his books on the assas­si­na­tions of John F. Kennedy (Case Closed) and Mar­tin Luther Kin (more…)
Orig­i­nally posted 2009-​06-​18 06:51:59. Repub­lished by Blog Post Promoter

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From Library Jour­nal “A defin­i­tive chron­i­cle of one of the great cre­ative peri­ods in Amer­i­can pop his­tory,” said LJ’s reviewer of this 1986 vol­ume, which tracks the rise and fall of a col­lab­o­ra­tion of white and black musi­cians, song­write (more…)
Orig­i­nally posted 2009-​06-​12 14:39:52. Repub­lished by Blog Post Promoter

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From Pub­lish­ers Weekly George, an edi­tor at Bill­board and author of The Michael Jack­son Story, recounts the story of Motown Records, founded by Berry Gordy in Detroit in 1959 and now located in Hol­ly­wood. In the end, the author con­cludes (more…)
Orig­i­nally posted 2009-​06-​03 13:36:13. Repub­lished by Blog Post Promoter

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Shout Records Presents Bobby Moore and the Rhythm Aces, a Combo Who, in the Golden Age of Soul, in the Sum­mer of 1966, Took their Down Home Soul from the Chit­tlin’ Cir­cuit of the Deep South Into the Us Top 30 with the Hit Bal­lad “Search (more…)

Orig­i­nally posted 2009-​07-​18 11:54:53. Repub­lished by Blog Post Promoter

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