Berry gordy

Inside Motown Records: How Berry Gordy Jr., writers, producers, performers – including Smokey Robinson, Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye – crafted their songs.

Berry Gordy - Wikipedia

The label that brought you Stevie Wonder, the Supremes and stacks of soul turns 50 next week. We look back on half a century of Hitsville

Berry Gordy's Motown record label became a form of diplomacy that crossed racial boundaries: “I felt that people were way more alike than different.”

Berry Gordy, American businessman who founded (1959) the Motown Record Corporation, which became the most successful Black-owned music company in the United States. Through Motown, he developed the majority of the great R&B performers of the 1960s and ’70s. Learn more about his life and accomplishments.

Motown Records wasn't just a record label - it was a sound. Thanks to their success, we had stars like Michael Jackson, The Supremes, Stevie Wonder & Marvin Gaye.

Berry Gordy at Motown Records, Detroit 1964.

Berry Gordy

Diana Ross & Berry Gordy

Diana Ross & Berry Gordy

Michael Jackson & Berry Gordy

Diana Ross, Berry Gordy, Florence Ballad in the 1960s

Berry Gordy - Receiving a BMI Award (in 1958) for writing - "Lonely Teardrops" - for - Jackie Wilson (In 1957). Also pictured here, are: - Berry "Pop"...

Barry Gordy and wife Raynomo Gordy

Tracee Ellis Ross, Diana Ross, Rhonda Ross Kendrick, Berry Gordy and Chudney Ross

A pool party at the home of Berry Gordy, Los Angeles (1970s) Photographed by Guy Crowder #berrygordy #motownrecords #wethediaspora #blackphotography

Barry Gordy & Diana Ross

Still my favorite! Marvin Gaye.

Berry Gordy and Levi Stubb's on the set of TV show 'Hullabaloo' (1965).