While most people have their set of influences to draw from, the smooth sounds of soul were enough for Rod Stewart to fall for head over heels.

Revisiting The Beatles' 1963 record 'With The Beatles', which laid bare the band's appreciation of Berry Gordy and Motown Records through three cover songs.

The Beatles had a connection to Motown that ran much deeper than one would think, but it's unmistakable if you really listen.

In January 1959, a little-known songwriter named Berry Gordy took $ ... Jackie Wilson — to found Tamla Records, better known as Motown Records. Some 60-plus years later, Motown stands as a ...

The label quickly hit its stride. Motown songs kept up with tunes by bands like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, and earworms from groups like the Supremes helped Motown sell more 45s than any ...

It's also the day a 29-year-old boxer, assembly line worker and songwriter named Berry Gordy Jr. used an $800 family loan to start a record company in Detroit. Fifty years later, Motown Records Corp.

"I also knew a guy who used to sing with [Motown songwriter] Lamont Dozier that got hit by shrapnel and was crippled for life. You talk about these things with your families when you're sitting at ...

1 (1969); Let's Get It On = No. 31 (1973) Did you know? While one of Motown's most popular songs, 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine' nearly didn't see the light of day as the song was originally ...

The Beatles meet Motown -- thanks to AI! 🎶 An AI creator has transformed Rubber Soul into a full-blown Motown album, and the ...

Rather than bringing in an entire lineup of stars solely to take up singing covers of Motown hits, the special brought those modern acts in to sing the Christmas songs while the Motown legends do ...