Marvin Gaye

Perfect songs for when you get that feelin'.

State Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Motown Museum are making Marvin Gaye Day a reality.

The story of Marvin Gaye's lost Motown masterpiece.

The Prince of Soul scored the longest-running No. 1 tune of the year in America with this sultry bedroom jam.

"Marvin could sing the Lord's Prayer and it would have sexual overtones," confirmed singer Ed Townshend in the liner notes of 1973's Let's Get It On. 

READ MORE: Let's Get It On: Marvin Gaye's Greatest Hits

My Classic Soul podcast host David Nathan and music industry Michael Lewis discuss civil rights anthems of the past that continue to resonate with the present.

In the words of the visionary Marvin Gaye, "Picket lines and picket signs/ Don't punish me with brutality/ C'mon talk to me/ So you can see/ What's going on."

The first of many duets for Gaye and Terrell, the two-and-a-half minute charmer scored the duo a Top 20 hit.

Today - April 2 - would have marked Marvin Gaye's 81st birthday. To commemorate the Prince of Soul's legacy on this day, we have compiled together some of Gaye's greatest hits that showcase both his wide-ranging vocal range and career. What's your favorite Gaye love song?

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