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Now 60 years after releasing their first album as a group, The Temptations' surviving founding member Otis Williams, 82, is looking back exclusively with PEOPLE at his memories of recording hits like "My Girl," meeting the Jacksons, encounters with The Beatles and setting records.
Motown delivered many of the most unforgettable singles of the '60s. You have to put "Reach Out I'll Be There" right up there with any of them. It's the signature song of the Four Tops, the vocal group that churned out hits on the regular for the label. What is this song about? What did the Motown writing team have in mind when composing it? And why was Levi Stubbs, the Four Tops' lead singer, pushed to the hilt when recording the song? Let's get all the answers on "Reach Out I'll Be There."
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One of the most enduring soul classics of the 1960s, ‘What Becomes of the Brokenhearted’ is a song that captures the anguish and despair of losing a loved one.
Motown celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2019, having been launched as Tamla Records by Berry Gordy back in 1959.