We're rounding up the classic Motown hits that still bring Boomers to the dance floor. Turn up the timeless tunes and let's ...

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When Berry Gordy founded Motown Records in 1959, few people could have predicted how it would soon transform the entire music industry. Gordy had a remarkable ear for talent and within months, he ...

Rosalind Ashford hit the high notes on a host of Motown hits during her time with Martha and the Vandellas. The Detroit ...

The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer shared an emotional tribute following the death of her longtime Motown bandmate.

The music world lost another legend over the weekend with the death of Janie Bradford. She was 87. Her family said she died ...

Before her 2013 death, Motown style tutor Maxine Powell began work on her memoir. The book is finally complete — with a ...

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, ...

The whole point of Motown was to get listeners to sing and to dance. Hooks and rhythms and earworms are the DNA of Detroit’s iconic record label. When Motown moved its operations from Detroit to Los ...

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, ...

Berry Gordy is paying tribute to Janie Bradford, Motown's first receptionist and the cowriter of "Money," plus Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder songs.