We hear constantly about Berry Gordy.
Yes, constantly.
Next, probably be Smokey.
Except, let's be real.
Every recording group that hit higher height contributed to the success of the company.
We very aware of the great composers/lyricists and producers.
Every Supremes there have ever been.
Were vital to the label staying vibrant.
Whether it was Diana or Jean the hits kept coming.
Who?
Can't recall the voice?
A man name David Ruffin.
A shadow in the background that rose to the vocal call to lead.
Made the group more known but stay a member of strength with Eddie and Paul.
The group just can't escape them.
Got more magnified with Dennis Edwards on lead.
Somehow, many has regulated Mary Wells to a lower level.
But it was her that placed the label in the spotlight.
We edit down, what we don't want known?
But many contributed to Motown success.
Stevie Wonder, Sylvia Moy, Clarence Paul, William Stevenson, the brothers of the Funk sound.
Marvin Gaye, Ivy Jo Hunter, Harvey Fugua, Johnny Bristol and all those that came later.
We know the success of Ashford and Simpson.
And truth be known and never spoken.
The label didn't start out trying to appear to a boarder market.
Just a company trying to make it.