Quincy Jones: The Journey from Sinatra to Michael Jackson | Historian Kevin Tomlin with Roger Moore
Header Photo: Michael Jackson 1992 (Wikimedia Commons): Daniele Dalledonne
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Whitney Houston’s Enduring Signature Voice
Whitney Houston’s signature recording “I Will Always Love You” was the singer’s biggest hit. Written by Dolly Parton in 1973,...
Host Roger talks to Music Historian Kevin Tomlin about Barry White and Curtis Mayfield
Header Photo: Curtis Mayfield 1972 Source: Beeld en Geluidwiki - Gallery: Curtis Mayfield (programma) Wikimedia Commons
Host Roger talks with Music Historian Kevin Tomlin about Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye
Header Photo: Diana Ross Source: City of Boston Archives (Wikimedia Commons)
The Temptations: Innovation and Imagination in 1969
The Temptations returned to the top of the Billboard R&B Singles Chart with “Run Away Child, Running Wild”, week-ending 22nd...
Host Roger talks with Music Historian Kevin Tomlin about Lamont Dozier
Header Photo: Lamont Dozier 2009 Source: Phil Konstantin (Wikimedia Commons)
Stevie Wonder: My Cherie Amour
Stevie Wonder began 1969 working to promote his recent album “For Once In My Life”, which was still climbing the...
Aretha Franklin at Muscle Shoals
Aretha Franklin was born in Memphis in 1942, but grew up in Detroit, where her father, C.L. Franklin, was a...
Arthur Conley at Muscle Shoals
Arthur Conley grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, where he joined a Gospel group, the Evening Smiles, at just twelve years...
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