Digital Spotlight: Syreeta (MoWest)
Motown Spotlight contributor and author Sharon Davis reviews the much-acclaimed 1972 MoWest
Stevie Wonder’s Timeless Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, Perry Thompson shares how Stevie Wonder worked tirelessly with others to ensure that Dr, King's legacy would be observed with MLK Day as a US federal holiday on the third Monday of each January; with Wonder's timeless "Happy Birthday" now a global anthem...
DAVID NATHAN’S DIARY – September 2, 2021: ARETHA – A Closer Look (Pt 2): Until You Come Back To Me (Demo)
As part of an ongoing series delving into many gems, rarities and previously unreleased tracks to be found on the 2021 career-spanning 4CD set, "ARETHA," co-producer David Nathan takes a closer look at the 1973 demo of "Until You Come Back To Me," found on Disc 3....
Deniece Williams: Classic Soul 1976 Interview
2021 Introduction: A two-time inductee into The SoulMusic Hall Of Fame in the categories ‘Female Artist’ and ‘Lifetime Achievement,’ Deniece Williams is one of the semi-finalists for her timeless track, “Free” in the ‘Classic Soul Single’ category. In 1976, her recording career was just getting started as David Nathan discovered…
Motown Spotlight, June 2021
June's Motown Spotlight is full on as Sharon Davis shares about the latest release by Diana Ross, an upcoming biopic on Marvin Gaye, news on The Four Tops, The Temptations, Rick James and more...
ARETHA FRANKLIN: Classic Soul 1973 Interview
2020 introduction: Aretha Franklin had just enjoyed major success with the Stevie Wonder composition 'Until You Come Back To Me'. She was in contract re-negotiations with Atlantic Records and already working on material for a new album when she did a rare transatlantic phone interview with London-based music journalist (and then-future SoulMusic.com founder) David Nathan...
Stevie Wonder Releases New Singles on New Label
The legendary artist releases his first music away from Motown.
Motown Spotlight, April 2020
The latest Motown Spotlight from Sharon Davis...Bohannon, Barney Ales, Connie Van Dyke and some amazing 1965 pics of SoulMusic.com founder David Nathan with Stevie Wonder and Hamilton Bohannon...
