So you think you can sing? Motown studio will pay $25,000 to the winner of its cover contest
Masterpiece Sound Studios, a legendary space affiliated with Motown Records, is hosting a cover song contest for musicians nationwide.
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Masterpiece Sound Studios, a legendary space affiliated with Motown Records, is hosting a cover song contest for musicians nationwide.
The contest, open to musicians nationwide, encourages artists to put their own spin on one of 10 eligible songs from deep in Motown's catalog.
Music of My Mind, after more broadly asserting himself on 1971's Where I'm Coming From. The first stirrings of this independent streak, however, trace back several years before to Up-Tight. He'd been in the midst of a dry spell on the charts, after becoming the youngest ever for reach No. 1 with Recorded Live: The 12 Year Old Genius in 1963. By the time this appropriately named LP arrived on May 4, 1966, he was neither 12 nor the same widely acknowledged genius anymore. To a degree, this was a relief. He never liked all of that prodigy-related praise, anyway. "The genius in me is God," Won...
Stevie Wonder released 'Up-Tight,' home to his first-ever original hit single, on May 4, 1966.
If the investigation is happening in the fall that is what meddling is in the eyes of this president. we should never expect this president to jump out of this pattern. never fwgoing to apology for th things that he said. you know, essentially going out there and you know, passing around a hat asking for apologies and not what you expect to see at a white house daily briefing. and again, one of the reasons feels so darn surreal. it is alice in wonderland stuff, sometimes 1984 stuff when you hear the white house asking for apologies when the president owes more in the country. >> shimon sanders...