Let's spill the tea here and now. What was passing for Motown Records during the late 1990s and early 2000s was a poor excuse for what was once a groundbreaking and important home for music. There were a few exceptions (see Erykah Badu), but the suits and corporate con men running the show mistreated several artists, including gay retro-soul artist Donnie. In spite of across-the-board favorable reviews, Donnie's exceptional debut album The Colored Section was virtually ignored. As if to set the record straight (so to speak), Motown has reissued The Colored Section in an expanded 20th-anniv...