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2648 West Grand is a state of mind. https://teapaw.org/t.co/fwVhNKRgRp Motown: The Sound Of Young America, as well as The Look: https://teapaw.org/t.co/EQI1JwikY4

Joined December 2009
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It's what's in the grooves that count(s), but in a history so rich, there's more to know. adampwhite.com/westgrandblog…
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Thanks @RecCollMag for this attention, long ago and far away.
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Thelma Houston talks candidly about her #1 Motown smash, "Don't Leave Me This Way," in this opening episode of the "Heart For The Charts" podcast. Check it out... youtu.be/dUdavfn06eg?si=TpIK… via @YouTube
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Happy to acquire this compilation — finally — thanks to @TheMusicHall tarrytownmusichall.org/recor…
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Sure, you'll have to wait a few months, but I promise you, the wait will be worth it. Thelma Houston's memoir is great reading and you will learn so much about this #Motown legend. Pre-order available now. @ThelmaHouston amazon.com/Dont-Leave-Me-Thi…
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The Gordy Foundation scholarship fund in honour of Loucye Gordy Wakefield helped many Detroit inner-city youngsters to gain an education which changed their lives. One of them remembers how, and the Sterling Ball which celebrated it all. adampwhite.com/westgrandblog…
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Good luck with this @FredBronson. Pleased to see the first edition features the recollections of Thelma "Don't Leave Me This Way" Houston.
I've been teasing it and now it's time to reveal it. Along with four other hosts, I am part of a brand-new podcast about the #Billboard charts, presented by Joel Whitburn's Record Research. Available wherever you view/listen to podcasts. Please VIEW, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! youtu.be/dUdavfn06eg?si=z8Mh… "A Heart for the Charts" @Record_Research
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As Motown developed as a hit factory in the U.S., its fortunes for income in France were initially dependent on local cover versions. Which, in 1964, resulted in some interesting "version française" variations. "Un Verre de Whisky," anyone? adampwhite.com/westgrandblog…
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