In 1969 two of Motown’s greatest groups teamed up for a smash single
Eddie Kendricks
18 Articles
0
2
Ken Shane
2 Min Read
The muscular Tempts or the slow-burning Al Green. Which version is your favorite?
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
The one single that Frank Wilson released is one of the most collectible records in history
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
The Undisputed Truth’s hit was one of many in the storied career of producer Norman Whitfield
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Rare Earth scored big with two Temptations covers, and more
0
1
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
David Ruffin was not the only Temptation who went on to solo success
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Jimmy Ruffin’s biggest hit is a Motown classic
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
A Motown immortal is celebrated in recent reissues
0
1
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Eddie Holman is primarily remembered for one song, but what a song it was
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Isaac Hayes and David Porter wrote a string of hits for Sam & Dave in the ’60s. Ken Shane recalls perhaps the greatest of them all.
0
10
Popdose Staff
10 Min Read
1969 –The year Hair dominated the American airwaves. The first of several Hair cover songs debuts on AM Gold this week.
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
The Temptations’ hit “My Girl” is the very definition of a Motown standard. This week Ken Shane unearths a rare a cappella version of the soul classic.
Ken Shane
2 Min Read
It’s surprising to me that we’re now several months into Soul Serenade, and I have yet to feature a track by the Temptations. They are, after all, my favorite soul…
Ken Shane
3 Min Read
I have mixed feelings when it comes to telling people about some of the shows I’ve seen. After all, the Beatles in ’64, Dylan in ’65, and the Stones in…
Jason Hare
2 Min Read
Join us for a trip back in time — when Art Garfunkel shunned his first name, Cher sang on a horse, and Billy Preston’s afro threatened to take over the world. It’s a 1973 edition of Jason Hare’s CHART ATTACK!
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
The multiplatinum duo gets its first four-disc box, containing all the hits, a few deep cuts, and plenty of unreleased material. Ken Shane has the review.
Page 1 of 1