For generations, Motown has provided the soundtrack to the holidays, with memorable Christmas recordings from many of the ...

A founding member of Martha and the Vandellas, she was the crystalline soprano on 1960s hits like “Nowhere to Run” and “Jimmy ...

For much of the offseason, the Detroit Pistons were embroiled in a lengthy contract negotiation with All-Star center Jalen ...

Team's "Rivalries" uniforms feature subtle details meant to honor Detroit's automotive roots while touting team's home-field ...

With more than 50 hits over two decades with Motown, Marvin Gaye finally left the label in the early 80s. Here's what caused the rift and what he did after.

Berry Gordy rejected the first version of “Baby Love,” prompting a faster beat and Diana Ross’s signature opening “ooh.” ...

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

While the interests of George Harrison always seemed to differ from that of his fellow Beatles, there were two pop legends he ...

Back in 1961, while on the Tri-Phi label, Johnny and Jackey released a failed single, but years later it was re-appraised by ...

On this day (October 29) in 2007, users of the online DVD and streaming provider LoveFilm voted Walk the Line the best music ...

In 1965, the Supremes had become Motown's biggest hitmakers. Five straight singles had reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Then, "Nothing but Heartaches" stopped that streak. The song peaked at No ...

Motown Records is one of the most influential record labels ever. The sound of American pop music of the 1960s and 1970s came to be one and the same with that of the R&B and soul factory operating out ...