Temptations, Four Tops, Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell, Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Jackie Wilson, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Martha and the Vendellas, The Penguns, Fats Domino, Spinners.

I am a huge Motown fan
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For my late Sis who was a huge Motown sound fan and Smokey and the Miracles along with the Supremes were top of her list.
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Here's a golden oldie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-2...channel=Celine


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Even Sting gave you the side eye on that one! :-)
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Easy #1 for me:

Otis Redding, man - just an amazing voice.


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You ever seen the movie, Standing in the Shadow of Motown? Really good documentary on the backing band that played on most of the biggest Motown hits. Highly recommend it.
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So many great ones. But if i had to pick one, as of this moment, it'd be:



That song always brings my energy up and gets me in a good mood.
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Anything 1980s Beastie Boys I love.
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I present to you the two greatest songs from the 1950s. The sax accompaniment is great in this one, in addition to great voices and use of the different musical parts. Both of them are great in terms of harmonizing.






Oh, and on a different note you have to add this one.


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Listen to these two classics and tell me you're not in a better mood...




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Brandy you're a fine girl-Looking glass
Sherry-Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons
Ride Captain Ride-Blues Image
anything from Jim Croce
Mitch Ryder-Devil with the Blue Dress on
Leaning on the Lamppost-Hermans Hermits
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Original 1948 Stan Jones
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1969 Alice Cooper





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