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Motown The Sound of Young America Adam White Barney ~ Motown The Sound Of Young America is a must have for any Motown FANactic or anyone that has enjoyed and still enjoys the music delivered by the artists musicians songwriters producers arrangers and sound engineers that made that wonderful sound

Motown The Sound Of Young America Classic Motown ~ Motown founder Berry Gordy was among those interviewed It was written by Adam White a former Billboard editorinchief with Barney Ales one of Motown’s most senior executives in Detroit and Los Angeles during the height of its 1960s and ’70s success Thames Hudson will publish Motown The Sound Of Young America in the later this year

Motown The Sound Of Young America by Adam White ~ In addition to extensive specially commissioned photography of treasures extracted from the Motown archives as well as the personal collections of Barney Ales and Motown stars Motown The Sound of Young America draws on interviews with key players from the label’s colorful history including Motown founder Berry Gordy Barney Ales Smokey Robinson Mary Wilson founding member of the Supremes and many more

The Motown Album The Sound of Young America Elvis ~ The Motown Album The Sound of Young America Hardcover – October 1 1990 by Elvis Mitchell Author Ben FongTorres Author

Motown In The 21st Century The Sound Of Young America Today ~ After a series of corporate buyouts restructuring and moves it sought to reclaim its title of “The Sound Of Young America” with a slate of new Motown artists Modern Motown hiphop’

Millennial Motown The Sound Of Young America In The 80s ~ Millennial Motown “The Sound Of Young America” In The 80s And 90s With some of its icons still making hits and a new breed of RB star rising through the ranks Motown continued to dominate

BOOK EXCERPT Motown The Sound of Young America ~ Motown The Sound of Young America by Adam White with Barney Ales and a foreword by Andrew Loog Oldham Published by Thames Hudson

Motown LBJ Presidential Library ~ Curated by the GRAMMY Museum® Motown The Sound of Young America is the first major museum exhibition to embrace all facets—music culture and politics—of the 1960s biggest sounds in soul Visit the exhibition at the LBJ Presidential Library to explore the evolution of the label view personal artifacts from some of its biggest artists and do your take on some of Motowns biggest hits

Motown Music The Sound that Changed America Motown ~ Over a halfcentury ago on January 12 1959 to be exact a young AfricanAmerican songwriter named Berry Gordy founded his company with a loan of 800 from his family marking the birth of the “Motown Records Corporation” Because Detroit had long been known as the “Motor City” Gordy in tribute to what he felt was the downhome quality of the warm soulful people he grew up around used “town” in place of “city” which gave him the contraction “Motor Town” and the

Motown Wikipedia ~ Under the slogan The Sound of Young America Motowns acts were enjoying widespread popularity among black and white audiences alike Smokey Robinson said of Motowns cultural impact Into the 1960s I was still not of a frame of mind that we were not only making music we were making history