Motown CD's

History Behind Motown

Motwon Records was originally a group of labels based in the USA and founded by a man Berry Gordy Jr, when January 1959 had come round it was know as Tamla Records, and the company was then grouped together as Motown record corp in the 1960’s. Now you can find the headquarters in New York city where the company has been made into a Motown republic group and now operates universal Motown sounds.

there have been some great motown cd hits over the years, including motown 50. You can find all motown cds below.

When motown records was released it gave African Americans a big break not only in the world of music but for the African America community, where many people began to accept that African American are the same as western artists.

Motown has a soul based sound which people found unique and amazing and to this very day some of the best must come from the genre of where Motown came from and later influenced many pop singers to go down the same soulful path.

When you think Motown you instantly think America and the blues which can also be see as a form of Motown by many people who enjoy the tones and chords released from the greatest soul singers out there from Smokey Robinson to Michael Jackson.

       

       

       

The Motown CD's Sound

The music was directed towards the same genre as what the pop music was and Motown came up with a specialized type of soul music know as “The Motown Sound” which had amazing bass lines and strucktured melodys and chords, in direct response to gospel music , but the technical side of things where to be desired.
Each back ground vocal had to fit in its exact place just to sound right each vocal melody bouced off each other in perfect harmony and keeping it completely simple.

Now in the 21st centry we still listen to the great motown classics of the late 50’s given to us by Berry Gordy, hit after hit have been released in hope to recapture the music which proved to be popular and prevent a lot of racist activity.

You can by all the songs that you are used to listening to as Motown classics have been release on CD so why don’t you leave those jumpy vinyls behind and enjoy the true essence of the 1950's

You can find collaborations sang by new age artists with the same unique styles that where used all those years go.

The Fantastic Motown CD Experience

For The Motown Fanatic

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As a motown music fanatic you know that the Tamla Motown record label, founded by Berry Gordy in the late 1950’s was the catalyst which popularized soul music, and you can be assured that all the music found here captures that same amazing style and great sound that we all love. From the legends such as Stevie Wonder, The Supremes and Marvin Gaye, to the latest up and coming artists to hit the motown scene, it’s all here and it’s all yours.

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