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THIS MONTH the story of Motown
With
an $800 loan from his family, Berry Gordy, Jr., established Motown
Records in January 1959. Within a few years, this Detroit-based outfit
was selling more singles and releasing more hits than any other record
company.  This beautiful, 10-disc set designed to look like the famous Hitsville, USA, studios in Detroit, contains 202 tracks. The breadth of music is impressive and will appeal to even the most devoted Motown listener. 
THE MUSIC
For a perfect survey of who's who and what's what in Motown, turn to the 25-track Now That's What I Call Motown collection.
"Dancing in the Streets" "Do You Love Me?" "I Can’t Help Myself "Money (That’s What I Want)" "My Girl" "My Guy" "Please Mr. Postman" "Shop Around" "Shotgun" "Stop in the Name of Love"
MORE TO EXPLORE
PHOTO GALLERIES
THE ARTISTS
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