Devil In The Bottle - TG Sheppard on Motown's Country & Western label Melodyland. This short lived label name was claimed by a church in California, and rather than fight in court, Berry Gordy changed the labels name to Hitsville.
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∙ 7y agoR. Dean Taylor
The Messengers
Rare Earth
The Ones - M 1117 1967
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Teena Marie
Chris Clark
Connie Haines
The Lewis Sisters
Richard Anthony
Frankie Valli
Sam Harris
William Goldstein
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Tough question, and ambiguous.
There were over 624 Artists and Group recording for Motown Records and affiliates from 1959 to 1979. Some were in 2 or more groups. Such as Diana Ross, Diana Ross & The Supremes, The Supremes, Diana Ross and The Supremes and The Temptations, Diana Ross and The Four Tops, Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye etc.
Also note that some groups had 3, 4, 5 or more performers.
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∙ 13y agoR Dean Taylor was the first white artist to have #1 hit for Tamla Motown with Indiana Wants Me. But was he the first white person to be signed up to the label? Dunno.
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∙ 11y agothey had to give him blueberrys for his pie.
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The Jackson 5, Stevie Wonder, The Miracles, Marvin Gaye, The Matadors, The Supremes. There are many more those are just some examples. You can look them all up on the Wikipedia for Motown.
That would be Marv Johnson, who recorded the very first Motown single, "Come To Me", in January 1959. As soon as the record looked like becoming a hit, his contract was sold to United Artists for a high price, providing Motown with financial stability in its very earliest days.
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Motown really tried to make their artists stars and they were very well groomed. They were taught how to dance, dress and sing. Motown also had some of the best song writers, so that combined with the talent and readiness of the artists produced huge hits resulting in financial success for Motown.
Motown songwriters were successful because they had the ability to write songs for African-American artists that appealed to both African-Americans and white audiences.
The Jackson 5, Stevie Wonder, The Miracles, Marvin Gaye, The Matadors, The Supremes. There are many more those are just some examples. You can look them all up on the Wikipedia for Motown.
That would be Marv Johnson, who recorded the very first Motown single, "Come To Me", in January 1959. As soon as the record looked like becoming a hit, his contract was sold to United Artists for a high price, providing Motown with financial stability in its very earliest days.
Michael Jackson signed with Motown Records at age 9, as part of the group The Jackson Five.
The Temptations, Diana Ross, Jackson 5, Smokey Robinson and many other artists were all signed to Motown.
deliberately promoting African American artists with attention to their image.
barry gordy signed the jackson 5 to motown in 1969 -krcat
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Motown really tried to make their artists stars and they were very well groomed. They were taught how to dance, dress and sing. Motown also had some of the best song writers, so that combined with the talent and readiness of the artists produced huge hits resulting in financial success for Motown.
when did dusty springfield sign for tamla motown records
Yes she was with motown until the early 80s then she signed with RCA records.
Rick James's "Street Songs" (including the single "Super Freak") did appear on Motown. The Stylistics were signed to Avco Records.
They signed on Friday the 26th of July 1968.