Track by Track: Aretha Franklin, “Jump to It”
Luther Vandross and Aretha Franklin activated their Wonder-Twin powers into the form of timeless hit records.
5 Motown Hits to Remember Songwriter Frank Wilson By
The legendary mastermind behind the most expensive auction-sold record, "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" was born on this day in 1940.
Singles Files: Raydio, “You Can’t Change That”
The smooth, melodic vibes served as the nice and easy soundtrack for the summer of 1979.
Revolution Drummer Bobby Z Says Getting Booed Off Rolling Stones’ Stage Forged Prince’s ‘1999’
Revolution drummer Bobby Z "felt like a goalie" during the 1981 incident.
29 Years Ago: Curtis Mayfield Rallies for Final Album, “New World Order”
Mayfield victoriously gave his all in his final album with superhuman optimism, "Never forget that the life we live is oh so beautiful."
December 1968: Marvin Gaye Reclaims “I Heard It Through The Grapevine” as His First #1 Hit
Gaye's version awaited its moment - and became Motown's biggest-selling hit.
