Martha Reeves Interview UNCUT Exclusive

Get ready for an exclusive peek behind the curtain of Motown's golden era! In this captivating interview, soul music icon Martha Reeves shares insights into the unsung hero of Hitsville, USA: Mickey Stevenson.
Join us as Martha Reeves, the legendary lead vocalist of Martha and the Vandellas, takes us on a journey through the life and legacy of Mickey Stevenson, the visionary producer and A&R maestro who played a pivotal role in shaping the Motown sound.
Discover the untold stories of how Mickey Stevenson, often hailed as the "man behind the scenes," orchestrated the magic that led to Motown's string of chart-topping hits. From his early days as a songwriter and talent scout to his instrumental role in launching the careers of artists like Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and The Supremes, Martha Reeves reveals the true essence of Stevenson's genius and his unparalleled impact on the music industry.
In this exclusive interview, Martha Reeves sheds light on Stevenson's creative process, his passion for nurturing talent, and his unwavering dedication to excellence. Learn how his visionary leadership and innovative approach transformed Motown into a global powerhouse, forever changing the landscape of popular music.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to hear Martha Reeves pay homage to the man who helped shape her career and the sound of an era. Tune in for an unforgettable journey through the remarkable life and legacy of Mickey Stevenson, the unsung hero of Motown's success.
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[@shawnbaldwin3589]

Queen Martha Reeves!

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This was very nice ❤

[@lucasjames572]

Calling out around the world…. I lived in Buffalo. We didn’t listen to anybody except Martha Reeves & The Vandellas. And every day it was warm, we were dancing in the streets.

[@lucasjames572]

“Hitsville! The Making Of Motown” Smokey Robinson talked about the Motown family. What a bunch of BS.
Look what they did to Florence Ballard. Barry Gordy wouldn’t do right by Holland, Dozier and Holland. Even the Jackson 5 left. As great as it was just thinking it could’ve been even greater.