Sad News: The Heartbreaking Loss of David Ruffin, The Temptations’ Iconic Voice
Harley Introduction It is with a heavy heart that we share the sad news of the passing of one of Motown’s legendary voices, David Ruffin, the former lead singer of The…
The Temptations – Signed, Sealed, Delivered
Introduction Released in 1970, though often associated with the incredible Stevie Wonder who popularized a slightly different version a year later, the original rendition by The Temptations holds its own…
The Jackson 5 – Stand
Introduction While many associate The Jackson 5 with their bubblegum pop hits like “I Want You Back” and “ABC,” “Stand” showcases a different facet of their artistry. It’s a song…
Jimmy Ruffin – Tears Of Joy
Introduction Released in 1967 on the legendary Soul label, a subsidiary of Motown, “Tears Of Joy” arrived at a pivotal moment in the evolution of popular music. The airwaves were…
Diana Ross & The Supremes – Irving Berlin Songs Medley
Introduction To hear the vibrant energy and polished harmonies of The Supremes, fronted by the unmistakable voice of Diana Ross, breathe new life into the classics of Irving Berlin is…
Alan Jackson – Blue Ridge Mountain Song
Introduction “Ah, Alan Jackson… a name synonymous with authentic country music, a voice that resonates with a sincerity often missing in today’s sonic landscape. When you hear Alan Jackson, you’re…
Waylon Jennings – Wild Ones
Introduction Waylon Jennings, a name synonymous with the Outlaw Country movement, possessed a voice as rugged and honest as the landscapes he often sang about. His music wasn’t polished Nashville…
The Four Tops – Put A Little Love In Your Heart
Introduction Released in 1969, a time of significant social and political upheaval, “Put A Little Love in Your Heart” resonated deeply with a world yearning for connection and positivity. In…
Gladys Knight & The Pips – If I Were Your Woman
Introduction For those of us who’ve lived a bit, who’ve navigated the complexities of love and relationships, “If I Were Your Woman” speaks a language we understand intimately. It’s a…
Diana Ross & The Supremes – You’re Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
Introduction The original by Dean Martin, released in 1964, carried a certain world-weariness, a crooner’s lament tinged with a touch of melancholy. It spoke of the yearning for validation through…