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Thank Northern Soul for reviving Motown's cast-offs. A MOJO messageboarder polishes his backdrop.
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MOJO's Motown Crossword: The Runners Up!
And the runners up are...
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MORE MOTOWN: Martha Reeves Graces Q Radio Show!
This Friday, MOJO pal Eddie Piller devotes his show to Gordy’s legendary label.
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MOJO GOES MOTOWN: The Four Tops’ Abdul ‘Duke’ Fakir
Part of our Motown month, The Tops’ tenor on the “secret” of their immortal Bernadette…
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MOTOWN: The Video Playlist!
As MOJO magazine presents Motown's 100 Greatest Tracks, we bring you a selection of visual gold from the label’s illustrious past…
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My Favourite Motown Track
The stars reveal their Motown picks!
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Iggy Pop: My Second-Favourite Motown Song!
Iggy Pop on Mary Wells’s My Guy
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The Top Ten Motown Albums #6
Marvin’s done peace; now he does lurve – but not without a tilt at the wife.
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TV On The Radio: My Favourite Motown Song
TV On The Radio’s Kyp Malone on Smokey Robinson And The Miracles’ The Tracks Of My Tears
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The Top Ten Motown Albums #4
Epic tunes and existential unease from a stone-cold genius.
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Robert Wyatt: My Favourite Motown Song
Robert Wyatt on Smokey Robinson & The Miracles’ Ooo Baby Baby
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The Top Ten Motown Albums #1
Tortured soul genius carries the world’s ills on his shoulders.
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Edwyn Collins: My Favourite Motown Track
Edwyn Collins on The Isley Brothers’ My Love Is Your Love (Forever)
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The Top Ten Motown Albums #8
Motown’s First Lady Of Soul sifts through the rubble of love.
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Mercury Rev: My Favourite Motown Song
Mercury Rev’s Jonathan Donahue on The Temptations’ Ball Of Confusion
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The Top Ten Motown Albums #3
When the Four Tops were kings of the world. RIP Levi Stubbs.
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Wreckless Eric: My Favourite Motown Track
Wreckless Eric on Marvin Gaye’s Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
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The Top Ten Motown Albums #9
All-wailing, barking, squeaking, quacking and hooting invitation to party. BYOB.
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Win The Complete Motown No.1's!
Your chance to win a deluxe boxset!
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The Top Ten Motown Albums #7
America’s greatest poet, reckoned Bob Dylan, and here’s the proof.
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