Sunday | Omaha World-Herald
Motown Records provided the inspiration. Smokey Robinson, Martha and the Vandellas, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, the Supremes, the Temptations - their songs told of black struggle.
Related Topix: Motown, Soul, Martha and the Vandellas, Stevie Wonder, Black Entertainment, The Temptations
Gitomer: Music soothes the soul, lifts the spirit, and fills the wallet
My partner Jessica and I have spent the last 24 months attending as many musical concerts and events as time will allow.
Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Soul, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder
Mayer Hawthorne mixes Motown soul with punchy beats all in a suit and tie. By Gervase de Wilde Published: 3:29PM GMT 13 Nov 2009 An unlikely assortment of famous fans has brought Mayer Hawthorne and his album A Strange Arrangement to the attention of the world.
Related Topix: Motown, Soul, Black Entertainment, Marvin Gaye
Rod's soulful salute to his musical roots
Soulbook is nothing new for Rod. Before setting his sights on fame and fortune the young Londoner released a string of solo albums dotted with Etta James and Temptations' tunes that prompted James Brown to call him the greatest white soul singer alive.
Related Topix: Soul, The Temptations, Black Entertainment, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Devendra Banhart, Folk
Margo Kline: State Street Ballet Does Motown Proud
For anybody who's ever been a teenager, State Street Ballet's collaboration with the Eisenhower Dance Ensemble on Friday night - "Motown in Motion" - was pure delight.
Related Topix: Arts, Ballet, Black Entertainment, Soul, The Temptations, Martha and the Vandellas, The Marvelettes, Pop/Rock
Rod Stewart: Soulbook | Pop CD review
Stewart has talked it up as the start of a long-term homage but there's a whiff of yuletide money-spinner about this soul covers project.
Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Soul, Stevie Wonder, Pop/Rock, The Faces
SINCE 2002 Rod Stewart has donated his well-worn rasp to four American Songbook standards albums and one of rock nuggets.
Related Topix: Stevie Wonder, Soul, Brand New, Punk, Black Entertainment, Travel
Rod Stewart realizes dream recording with Smokey
Rod Stewart grew up idolizing soul singers like Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson and Otis Redding.
Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Soul, Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, Otis Redding
Mayer Hawthorne performs live Culture Minute
Mayer Hawthorne was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, an affluent town just outside Detroit.
Related Topix: Detroit Metro, Ann Arbor, MI, Ann Arbor Metro, Motown, Soul, Black Entertainment, Marvin Gaye
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 25th anniversary gig
Rock and Roll royalty held court as Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, Sting and other music legends staged a marathon show to celebrate the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 25th anniversary.
Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Soul, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Black Entertainment
Ask Billboard: Going Gaga For Album Re-Releases
Design of a Decade: 1986-1996 [Bonus Tracks] Janet Jackson /album/smokey-robinson/20th-century-masters-the-millennium-collection/445847 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Smokey Robinson Smokey Robinson /album/rihanna/good-girl-gone-bad-reloaded/1147461 Good Girl Gone Bad [Reloaded] Rihanna ...
Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Janet Jackson, Pop/Rock, Entertainment, Drama, Television, Soul, Taylor Swift, Abc, Burt County, NE
Soulbook: Rod Stewart Covers Classic Soul Songs
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Rod Stewart will be on the Today show this morning, October 26, to perform songs from his new CD, Soulbook .
Related Topix: Soul, Black Entertainment, Stevie Wonder
Smokey Robinson at the Roundhouse review
Smokey Robinson at the Roundhouse, review The legendary Motown singer finishes the Electric Proms in style Rating: * * * * * The lights dimmed, the drummer kicked off a slinky soul groove, and Smokey Robinson bounced onto the Roundhouse stage and into the kind of outpouring of shrieks and applause reserved exclusively for living legends with ...
Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Soul, Motown, The Temptations
Smokey Robinson is still the king of motown
Theatre Theatre London, Smokey Robinson Rick Pearson's rating Description: The soul singer celebrates the 50th anniversary of the birth of Motown records by performing his greatest hits plus songs from his new album Time Flies When You're Having Fun.
Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Soul, The Miracles, Christian Music
The Deal: Michigan-born former DJ trades his turntables in to re-create the R&B, soul and pop magic of Motown on A Strange Arrangement .
Related Topix: Motown, Soul, Black Entertainment
Motown - Robinson's Joy at Uniting Races
Caption: Motown Recording Artist Algebra, Producer Bryan Michael-Cox R&B Live Atlanta held at the Luckie Lounge Atlanta, USA .... ROBINSON'S JOY AT UNITING RACES MOTOWN legend SMOKEY ROBINSON is proud of his legacy - because his music helped crush racial tension in 1960s America.
Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Soul
The booklet that accompanies Do What You Want, Be Who You Are , the new four-CD boxed set devoted to the music of Daryl Hall and John Oates, is full of testimonials to the Philadelphia-bred soul-pop tandem, who headline a sold-out triple bill at the Spectrum tomorrow with Todd Rundgren and the Hooters.
Related Topix: Philadelphia, PA, Pop/Rock, Daryl Hall John Oates, Pottstown, PA, Black Entertainment, Soul, The Temptations
Uni Pereira of Nashville's Red Carpet Rats Performs at Motown Celebration
Lead Vocalist for Nashville Rock Band, Red Carpet Rats, Asked to Perform at HAL Awards in Beverly Hills Uni Pereira, lead singer of Nashville-based rock group, Red Carpet Rats , was asked to perform a Smokey Robinson classic before an audience of legendary music and entertainment leaders in a joint celebration of the Heroes and Legends Awards' 20th ...
Related Topix: Red Carpet, Nashville Metro, Nashville, TN, Indie, Black Entertainment, Soul
A LITTLE bit of Motown Magic makes its way to Bristol's Colston Hall on Saturday.
Related Topix: The Four Tops, Soul, Black Entertainment
Ghostface Killah has a place for Smokey Robinson and Pink
Ghostface Killah is hard to pin down. The rapper, a favorite son of Staten Island, has been mesmerizing fans with lyrically swerving story lines and complex beats since his debut in 1993 as a member of the Wu-Tang Clan.
Related Topix: Ghostface Killah, Hip-Hop, Black Entertainment, Soul, The Wu-Tang Clan
Also on Topix
35 min ago | ABC
CDC Warns: Holiday Could Bring More Swine Flu
56 min ago | USA Today
Diplomats: Big powers prepare Iran resolution
1 hr ago | ABC
Hanged Census Worker Made Suicide Look Like Murder
1 hr ago | ABC
Attorney: End of Jon & Kate Is Imminent
1 hr ago | ABC
Saab Likely to Close as GM Fails to Sell Car Brand
1 hr ago | ABC
Google Documents Iraqi Museum Treasures
1 hr ago | NY Times
Obama Says He Intends to 'Finish the Job' in Afghanistan
3 hrs ago | USA Today
Opposition to health care legislation lingers
6 hrs ago | NY Times
Two Are Executed for Roles in China Milk Scandal
7 hrs ago | CBS
Susan Boyle Focus Of TV Special
Recent activity of our hottest topics
Auburn, NE
Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ
Monroeville, AL
Holcomb, MO
Lesotho
Clearfield, PA
Houston, MO
Jon & Kate Plus 8
Fredericktown, MO
Marshville, NC
Rainelle, WV
Troy, MO

• Flag inappropriate postPost has been flagged for review
• Priority Review request ($19.99)
• Cancel
Change location for your local news
Current location: Chatham, IL
International users, click here to set your location.
What is Topix?
Topix is the largest news community on the web.
We take news from over 60,000 sources and categorize those stories to over 40,600 locations and 450,000 topics.
Topix breaks the mold of traditional news sites by allowing our users to edit the news. We've built a suite of editing tools, so Topix users can make sure all the stories that matter get the attention they deserve.
The best part? You can comment on everything. Every story, every poll, every user-submitted photo.
Jump in, find a topic and start talking!
By the way, if you're interested in learning more about Topix, visit our blog.