After six albums billed as simply The Miracles, Make it Happen was the third album which saw the group renamed Smokey ...

Amid the geniuses, stylists, and show people that made up the Sixties Motown roster, Stevie Wonder may have been the most purely original singer. Even before he asserted himself musically with his ...

The expansive Fool in Love lineup brought back R&B, soul, and funk legacy stars for a day-long festival in Los Angeles.

the Miracles changed their name to Smokey Robinson & the Miracles in 1965. Outside of his work with the Miracles, Smokey wrote many songs for other artists signed by Motown Records. He also ...

While the sales of vinyl may be slowing a bit, that's a relative statement considering in 2023 those sales were up 14 percent ...

Some music artists are blessed with both industry accolades plus ... Soulful, cause they're soulful singers," songwriter -and Motown legend himself - Smokey Robinson said of re-teaming with the group ...

The B-side of the group's Top 20 hit single "The Love I Saw in You Was Just a Mirage", it was written by Miracles lead singer Smokey Robinson, and was the original titular theme song from the 1967 ...

Talking about what it means to be Latino growing up in Los Angeles, Gabriel Rowland, writer and creator of the Chicano vintage soul group Los Yesterdays, made it clear that performing at the Fool in ...

We can manifest blessings and miracles. Be prosperous ... Other acts that took the stage were Smokey Robinson, Al Green, Dionne Warwick, Gladys Knight, The Temptations, Durand Jones and The ...

For all of the straight-ahead rock music, it took true passion to touch the soul, and Smokey Robinson knew he was watching brilliance ... Outside of his countless hits with The Miracles, like ‘You ...