Motown Legend Martha Reeves Demands that Radio Pay Up
She says, “Artists and musicians invest a lifetime in their craft and take risks bigger than any tech start-up.” Rhythm and blues music often inspires both strong emotions and brave actions. By MARTHA REEVES via THE GRIO “Dancing in the Street,” my biggest success of the 1960s, was used to promote freedom and equality by Berry Gordy and Dr. Martin Luther King. Berry, as a fellow artist at Motown Recording Company, knew that Marvin Gaye, Ivy Hunter and William Stevenson had written a song with happiness and sheer delight, encouraging people to dance in the street with no fear of danger … Continue reading Motown Legend Martha Reeves Demands that Radio Pay Up

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