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What if the music you love to listen to made you sick? Not merely disgusted but physically, neurologically sick? The song “Killing Me Softly” may be more than a simple metaphor because of this medical story....
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In 1960, a 30-year-old songwriter named Berry Gordy Jr. had his first big hit, Money by Barrett Strong. He used his earnings from the song to establish his own record company in Detroit. And because he came from the then car capital of the world, he named his label, Motown, short for Motortown. It was the beginning of the rise of a melodic, danceable, infectious and more accessible kind of soul music in the hit charts of the world and the resurgence of black performers as pop idols.
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