The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 11B: 1971 picks up where Vol. 11A left off, covering July through December 1971, detailing the company's transition from assembly-line hit singles to album projects and the new sounds of Los Angeles, California. It's in these six months that Motown, with the Jackson 5 landing a TV special and hitting the top again with "Sugar Daddy," spun off lead singer Michael Jackson as a solo artist. MJ's smash solo debut, "Got To Be There," is the spotlighted vinyl 45 fronting Vol. 11B...   [ read more ]

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Motown and Hip-o Select.com proudly present the newest installment in the critically acclaimed, continuing series of every Motown single of the Detroit era, this time a 5-disc set chronicling the emergence of a "new" Motown, with 119 tracks in another stunning package. The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 11A: 1971 covers just the first six months of the year, when America was facing a decade of reconstruction - the optimism of the sixties had been shattered by escalation of the Vietnam War and political insta...   [ read more ]

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Michael McDonald never disguises what his seventh solo album is: the title Motown makes it clear that this 2003 effort is a tribute to the glory days of Berry Gordy's Detroit empire. McDonald never strays too far from that thesis, occasionally dipping into the late '70s for material (he takes on Marvin Gaye's "I Want You") and sometimes choosing to wax relatively obscure items from Motown's vast, rich catalog, but for the most part, this is devoted to the songs that you know by heart, ...   [ read more ]

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