Тёмный

Tragic Real-Life Stories Of Motown's Biggest Stars 

Подписаться
Просмотров 1,3 млн
% 16 212

Motown has given us some of the most iconic hit songs of all time, launching the careers of countless stars. Unfortunately, a lot of Motown stars had very sad lives, too. Many of the label’s most powerful vocalists went through all kinds of horrible things before making it big, and sadly for some, the tragedy continued after they started recording hit records. From the singer who was in abusive relationships with multiple superstars to the horrifying death of Marvin Gaye at the hands of his father, let’s take a look at the tragic real-life stories of some of Motown’s biggest stars.
#Motown #MarvinGaye #Music
Tammi Terrell | 0:00
Marvin Gaye | 1:08
David Ruffin | 2:12
Mary Wells | 3:01
Read Full Article: www.grunge.com/152720/the-tragic-real-life-stories-of-motown-stars/
Paul Williams | 4:09

Развлечения

Опубликовано:

 

25 июн 2019

Поделиться:

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист
Посмотреть позже
Комментарии : 959   
@GrungeHQ
@GrungeHQ 5 лет назад
Which of these stories shocked you the most?
@DetroitLives313
@DetroitLives313 5 лет назад
The one that you left out.......Florence Ballard!
@chinitaagee6817
@chinitaagee6817 5 лет назад
Tammy Tyrrell
@chinitaagee6817
@chinitaagee6817 5 лет назад
Damn Paul was only 34....sad
@DetroitLives313
@DetroitLives313 5 лет назад
@Chinita Agee Her name was Tammi Terrell. Her birth name was Thomasina Montgomery.
@DetroitLives313
@DetroitLives313 5 лет назад
@Chinita Agee I was in the 7th Grade when the news of his death came over the radio.
@SM-kk4rx
@SM-kk4rx 5 лет назад
I still can’t believe Tammi died at 24!!! Every time I hear her story I want to cry
@shannarahanna7785
@shannarahanna7785 Год назад
SAME!! It's like... She COULD'VE found true love and lived life content. Instead she suffered struggle after struggle, for 2 decades just to die. Like... Wtf?!
@temureviewer33
@temureviewer33 4 месяца назад
Me too bless her now she's an angel with a beautiful voice finally at rest.
@lillieholmes1376
@lillieholmes1376 5 лет назад
Tammie Terrell and Marvin Gaye was awesome singing together.
@y2jaz685
@y2jaz685 5 лет назад
I think once she died, He went down hell from Drug Abuse, and More
@maurice8607
@maurice8607 5 лет назад
If this World were Mine absolutely justifies this.
@ronaldragland9399
@ronaldragland9399 5 лет назад
@@y2jaz685 kkkk
@lionelkennedy1394
@lionelkennedy1394 5 лет назад
The best singing duet EVER! Ashford and Simpson is in the conversation too. Ashford and Simpson wrote their songs too!
@lillieholmes1376
@lillieholmes1376 5 лет назад
@@lionelkennedy1394 I had the pleasure of meeting Ashford and Simpson in Las Vegas at a bar one night, they bought me drinks and we had a long conversation, I didn't recognize who they were until they left, I thought that was so 😎
@mzicyss2008
@mzicyss2008 4 года назад
Tammi Terrell was also sexually abused when she was a young girl. She had a hard life in her short 24 years, so sad!
@davebellamy4867
@davebellamy4867 2 года назад
Tammi and Marvyn were so great together. They looked so happy in each other's presence.
@JasonVoorhees-wn6co
@JasonVoorhees-wn6co 4 года назад
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell was one of the best if not the best music duo in music history
@piffjar79
@piffjar79 5 лет назад
Proves my point, when you think you have it bad, there is always someone out there who has it worst
@lavery0365
@lavery0365 5 лет назад
Abusive men back then were basically overlooked & given a pass unfortunately. We've all had examples in our lives, to do & what not to do, you must choose your own path regardless because today, YOU will definitely be held accountable I assure.
@firstname__lastname
@firstname__lastname 5 лет назад
This was a good one but wayyyyyy too short
@johnrunion5357
@johnrunion5357 5 лет назад
Florence Glenda Chapman (née Ballard; June 30, 1943 - February 22, 1976)
@xnogenesis2451
@xnogenesis2451 5 лет назад
What the hell you mean by GOOD, oh you must be the DEVIL, looking around for shit like this
@knockshinnoch1950
@knockshinnoch1950 5 лет назад
Why was Florence Ballard not included? She was a founding member of the most successful Motown act after all! Also Michael Jackson...
@timothyypearson
@timothyypearson 5 лет назад
Micheal was very successful thats why
@_jordanslyric
@_jordanslyric 2 года назад
@@timothyypearson he was still a Motown artist.
@schawnettarobinson8584
@schawnettarobinson8584 Год назад
Tammi Terrell was so beautiful. I could any man mistreat her. Kindness always wins.
@nea415
@nea415 4 года назад
Tammi was so beautiful! It’s a shame she always found herself in the arms of men who abused her 😔 Marvin Gaye was never the same after she died and his death is beyond tragic since it was at the hands of his own father
@RaiderRSupastar
@RaiderRSupastar 4 года назад
She was dating a doctor before she passed. A nice reserved quiet man
@Jamestele1
@Jamestele1 Год назад
Tammi Terrell was a beautiful light during a dark time. She was a woman of color, who made white guys fall in love with her, and was one of the great voices that provided young America's "1960s Soundtrack". RIP
@divastyle45ful
@divastyle45ful 5 лет назад
Oh wow Tammy Terrell I'm so sorry u went through all the abuse but the hands of no good men.
@ericabootzgibson4755
@ericabootzgibson4755 5 лет назад
Tammy Terrell was My blood cousin on My mother side and she died before I could even meet her😢 but I love her and miss her music she was so Beautiful Yo, (RIP) Cuzo Ur deff missed!!!!😘💜Montgomery Family!!
@Lanny615
@Lanny615 3 года назад
Do not be amazed at this, for the day is coming when all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out (John 5:28)
@christopherbrownmaaga4668
@christopherbrownmaaga4668 3 года назад
Ok that info should be added on google and bing Wikipedia
@jenniferprioleau7908
@jenniferprioleau7908 4 года назад
Didn't realize Tammy Terrell was so young when she passed. Also I knew she dated David Ruffin but didn't know about James Brown. Her life was so short yet so sad behind the scenes..
@joymechell277
@joymechell277 4 года назад
Is it just me or does Taraji P. Henson favor Tammy ? The resemblance is uncanny
@indigenoid5383
@indigenoid5383 3 года назад
I thought the same thing too.
@superiorwoman2
@superiorwoman2 4 года назад
David ruffin got kicked out for questioning barry gordy about their money and they put his demons on front street smh
@Silvercharm5555
@Silvercharm5555 4 года назад
Marvin Gaye and David Ruffin strongest voices of Motown👌🏾 And Michael Jackson of course.
@Bugalina9
@Bugalina9 4 года назад
You gotta include Stevie Wonder too
@NiniEJ
@NiniEJ 4 года назад
I prefer the falsetto of Eddie Kendricks, his voice was absolutely beautiful!!!
@Silvercharm5555
@Silvercharm5555 4 года назад
Bugalina9 yeah for sure !
@anyutixqqw
@anyutixqqw 3 года назад
I heard "Ain't no mountain high enough" from the kitchen show, and when I started searching for more songs of this duet I was like "NOOOO TAMMI"🥺Hope Tammi and Marvin are together in heaven ❤️
@dehjhunaeday5743
@dehjhunaeday5743 5 лет назад
R.I.P Tammy
@ogbranbran8062
@ogbranbran8062 4 года назад
Rip Tammy
@Lanny615
@Lanny615 3 года назад
Do not be amazed at this, for the day is coming when all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out (John 5:28)
@veronicacooper4397
@veronicacooper4397 5 лет назад
Marvin dad was jealous of him. So sad
@mookiethetroll
@mookiethetroll 4 года назад
No they got into an argument and Marvin was a drug addict. Marvin kept kicking his father. He's father got the gun from under his pillow. And he got shot.
@veronicacooper4397
@veronicacooper4397 4 года назад
@@mookiethetroll Tes Marvin was a drug addict. Marvin Jr was providing for the family where as Marvin Sr couldn't. Thats why i said he was jealous of his son
@heyheylistennow
@heyheylistennow 4 года назад
Veronica Cooper not at all Marvin got so sad about Tammi's death and became a drug addict and he was really mad and really stopped doing well so his father shot him because he became too violent and toxic.
@veronicacooper4397
@veronicacooper4397 4 года назад
@@heyheylistennow Thank you.
@bigsonny07
@bigsonny07 5 лет назад
Actually, “My Guy” was the second number one hit for Motown! The first was the Marvelettes ‘s Please Mr. Postman!
@marylee4553
@marylee4553 5 лет назад
I Agree wholeheartedly and who ever this was that posted the video needs to go back and do some research.
@GarwinWayne
@GarwinWayne 4 года назад
My Guy was actually the third. The second was Fingertips by Stevie Wonder
@526arh
@526arh 4 года назад
You tell them Mr. Kitt!
@bubblejomay
@bubblejomay 3 года назад
Thank you for setting the white man straight. They always think they know more about everything and don't know doodliesquat
@raybrown3865
@raybrown3865 4 года назад
Was Motown tha First DEATH ROW RECORDS wow so much talent an so many bad endings!
@warrenwhite5285
@warrenwhite5285 5 лет назад
Motown produced beautiful music but the price was so high , tragic story .
@glendamiller1735
@glendamiller1735 5 лет назад
Rick James and Tina Marie was with Motown too for awhile.
@styx53ocean
@styx53ocean 4 года назад
You could write an entire library of books about Motown artists and their tragic lives. May they ALL rest in peace. They may be gone, but their music will live on forever.
@Nitro1970
@Nitro1970 5 лет назад
Absolutely love Motown, some of the greatest songs and performers ever.
@furiousstyles81
@furiousstyles81 5 лет назад
They made a lot of careers and they destroyed a lot of careers!
@jaajaarogers9101
@jaajaarogers9101 4 года назад
Samantha Best performers ever
@tankkali9699
@tankkali9699 5 лет назад
Things seem so tragic due to the fact that not everyone lives a "cookie cutter" happy life and end up having to suffer just to see their greatness shine later on down the road of life.
@VMarie1231
@VMarie1231 5 лет назад
I watched Tammie Terrell story on unsung .It was sad as hell
@crcsoon
@crcsoon 5 лет назад
Very informative and very heartbreaking, all at the same time.
@LisaMarie-ln1vp
@LisaMarie-ln1vp 5 лет назад
I heard Motown didn’t treat the artists very well. Most of their pay went into a trust & they didn’t get residual pay. They only got a small percentage of what was earned & the execs like Berry Gordy ran all the way to the bank. Too bad. Motown produced a lot of great talent
@Mondo762
@Mondo762 5 лет назад
As a kid I loved Mary Wells. Still do.
@mushmouth1872
@mushmouth1872 4 года назад
Paul Williams is one of the most underrated mowtown artist
@lscarver5
@lscarver5 5 лет назад
This video forgot to mention Florence Ballard and Marv Johnson ( a vocalist who started out with Motown in the early stages and was conveniently forgotten when they had their anniversary tribute in 1984).
@deanne.
@deanne. 4 года назад
Man,Paul's Story is just sad 😢😢
@irismesman8560
@irismesman8560 5 лет назад
Rip Motown most dearest talents. May they now rest.♥️🌌😩😩
@kayshawnsimmons6822
@kayshawnsimmons6822 4 года назад
In the entertainment game there is NO PEACE
@Dakatari
@Dakatari 3 года назад
Wow oh Wow what a terrible life the beautiful Queen Tami Terrell had with men. Rest In Peace Tami Terrell
@overbanked
@overbanked 5 лет назад
Shoutout to the Funk Brothers, the band who made all of that great Motown music!
@venitabolden6200
@venitabolden6200 5 лет назад
And never got credit for it....Barry Gordy crooked behind
@stephenord3403
@stephenord3403 3 года назад
How sad this happened to the most iconic people in soul music 🎶. I still love motown and always will. Thank you America 🇺🇸, much love from England 🇬🇧. X
@graces4763
@graces4763 4 года назад
Tammy was so beautiful and talented.😢
@MsTrueTy
@MsTrueTy 5 лет назад
I wish they would of went deeper into david ruffin. He suffered sexual abuse and phyiscal abuse from his father. It was so bad he refused to speak fully on it to anyone. Doesnt make it right how he behave but it does help you understand more.
@charlithompson7945
@charlithompson7945 2 года назад
Yeah, and he didn’t die in a crack house, they brought him to the hospital where he died, and it’s alleged that his death was on purpose
@charlithompson7945
@charlithompson7945 2 года назад
Like someone killed him is what I mean by that
@hoeprot.v.386
@hoeprot.v.386 2 года назад
Thank you for having understanding
@opentrunk
@opentrunk Год назад
You could probably say the same about every bad person, murderer, child molester, rapist, and everything else. People usually go bad because they weren't raised right or someone treated them bad when they were young and none of that is their fault. But we're all expected to rise above those circumstances but it's not easy and we will be held accountable for our actions in any case.
@brendaholman3835
@brendaholman3835 Год назад
I knew if he and his brother, jimmy, suffering horrible Physical abuse from their, father. But, never, have I heard of any Sexual Abuse, by his father. How do you know, this, to be true?
@elziehamiltonjr.6834
@elziehamiltonjr.6834 2 года назад
Man, thank you so much for this
@willharper7888
@willharper7888 5 лет назад
Love some old school music...they all are/were great to me..#✔👌
@jackakascko
@jackakascko 5 лет назад
They gave us some peace and joy with their performing, may they feel the same in the afterlife
@Lanny615
@Lanny615 3 года назад
Do not be amazed at this, for the day is coming when all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out (John 5:28)
@jenshively5447
@jenshively5447 5 лет назад
Aww that's said about Tammi Terrel that breaks my heart she never got any happiness
@bradmossman7201
@bradmossman7201 3 года назад
I loved Tammy Terrell. I was born in Detroit and saw her in various ways.
@njamiso2
@njamiso2 4 года назад
Marvin Gaye seemed to have been a wonderful guy. His music often shared love, love making, and positivity. It is so unfortunate that he died by the hands of his father. Often, parents can be controlling, and entitled. I am sure Marvin is at peace.
@ILoveGod06
@ILoveGod06 11 месяцев назад
Exactly. And a lot of people don't react well to that afterwards like Marvin Gaye. James Brown is an example. His father's abuse to both him and his mother clearly affected him heavily. It wasn't *completely* his fault for beating women, especially Tammi Terrell. It's what he learned. While yes, he could've not copied his father, realistically if you're a young boy that sees your own father beating your mother aggressively and being violent to her at such a young age and underdeveloped brain, then you'll probably turn into an abuser as well. Apparently, there was one time James' father pushed his mother out of a window in the house breaking the glass. That's not something that you can easily recover from seeing. If you have a violent father then you'll probably turn into a violent man.
@jettewolvette4215
@jettewolvette4215 10 месяцев назад
Google what Marvin Gaye himself did to women...
@ILoveGod06
@ILoveGod06 10 месяцев назад
@@jettewolvette4215 He wasn't any better. That's what I'm saying, nobody's perfect. We're all sinners.
@jettewolvette4215
@jettewolvette4215 10 месяцев назад
@@ILoveGod06 This is nothing that easily goes with 'nobody's perfect'. There are many men that treat women well. Not everybody is a 'sinner' like that. Don't compare spilled milk to abusive behaviour, copied or not.
@ILoveGod06
@ILoveGod06 10 месяцев назад
@@jettewolvette4215 Let me tell you something. If you believe in God you'd know that as a FACT that nobody's perfect. In the eyes of a Christian, doing drugs and being an alcoholic ain't nothing better than abusive behavior. And let me remind you that it's not only men that can be abusive to women, women can be abusive to men too. Women can sexually abuse young underaged boys, women can mentally abuse men. And yes, everybody is a sinner as long as they have ANY kind of flaws. There's no "better sin" than the other.
@blackcosmos
@blackcosmos 4 года назад
Damn I had no idea about Tammi Tarrell's history re: being treated so badly by James Brown n David Ruffin. She was so lovely! 😢
@pecleveland
@pecleveland 5 лет назад
1:32 is a scene of Marvin Gaye & his father on the porch of their rowhouse... My family lived & still lives a few houses down (behind them).
@je6845
@je6845 4 года назад
Finally a person who tells the truth about the life of Marvin Gaye❤🌷✔
@mdooms76
@mdooms76 4 года назад
Why did they treat young Tammy so bad? She was a baby and these old men beat her like that. Why did she even go for them? So sad.
@RaiderRSupastar
@RaiderRSupastar 4 года назад
Because women like badboys. She did meet a nice, reserved, easygoing Black doctor before she passed.
@federal6616
@federal6616 Год назад
Wow
@djwalkerfemaledj
@djwalkerfemaledj 5 лет назад
Motown cursed 😱
@LoganCharlesII
@LoganCharlesII 4 года назад
I'm shocked at how old some of them looked back then. They were dying in their 30s, 40s and 50s but looking much older than that.
@jaybalvin3566
@jaybalvin3566 4 года назад
Tammi Terrell - During the last year of her life Tammi was engaged to Dr. Ernest Garrett who loved and adored her.Along with Tammi's family,friends and Ernie;s family,friends Tammi was surrounded with the love and care she required in her in final days.I have heard David would visit at times and Dr. Garrett showed no animosity but realized Tammi enjoyed seeing him.With Tammi's sense of humour written she had said to David " you're a Ernie Garrett Wantabee" It's difficult to imagine the pain and suffering Tammi went through in her final days.I praise the unconditional love Dr. Ernest Garrett showed Tammi Terrell.Sadly Dr. Garrett passed away on March 31, 2018. Tammi Terrell was a courageous young woman who just wanted to be a star. She did not ask for the trauma she suffered as a young girl nor the abuse she suffered. Then just as she beginning to peak in her career with duets with Marvin Gaye she was diagnosed with a brain tumour.I have great respect and love for Tammi Terrell and her sister and family for all they endured.So when I read negative or slights aimed at Tammi Terrell I find it appalling.The book Tammi's sister Ludie Montgomery wrote was an honest fair account of Tammi's life. Ludie described the family dynamics,the hardships,pain and suffering along the the excitement of having a celebrity sister and meeting famous singers. But in the end once Tammi's passed, then her mother,father along with her marriage she did not want anything to remind her of the past.Then years later she came to a point in her life of acceptance to reconnect with past friends of Tammi who were still alive and singers and finished her book in 2003.In her book she appeared to regret not reaching out sooner but had accepted and acknowledged past friends,fans and everyone who loved Tammi.The book is a beautiful testimony of a sisters and family's love. It will be 50 years on March 16, 2020 that Tammi Terrell passed.Today we are still admiring,talking and wondering about this Princess of Motown.Yes Tammi became a star as she wished so let us love and respect her memory as she would wish. It would be nice if a street in Philadelphia could be named after Tammi Terrell as 2020 will be 50 years since she died. God bless from Jay Balvin
@Lanny615
@Lanny615 3 года назад
Do not be amazed at this, for the day is coming when all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out (John 5:28)
@Fred-gv3kh
@Fred-gv3kh 9 месяцев назад
@@Lanny615 Learn some emotional intelligence, dude. Glossing over other people's feelings or glossing over other people's grief or losses because you don't know how to deal with loss, is not "spiritual"... just annoying. Also people have a right to their *opinions*, but people emerging from tombs is super creepy... worm-ridden bodies and decaying bones should be left where they are, LOL.
@originalmindset5278
@originalmindset5278 5 лет назад
Wow, so SAD... May they all be in a Better place now. Thank you all, for your GREAT Music and Incredible performances. God bless your souls.
@gwendolynrandle7733
@gwendolynrandle7733 5 лет назад
All of them were so great and their legacy will always live on. Gone too soon and May they all RIP
@johnrunion5357
@johnrunion5357 5 лет назад
Florence Glenda Chapman (née Ballard; June 30, 1943 - February 22, 1976)
@irismesman8560
@irismesman8560 5 лет назад
This was very dark and sad. I'm pretty sure that the stars did not deserve this. Someone should've looked after those precious.
@steviemcqueen3227
@steviemcqueen3227 4 года назад
At the 46 second mark, i noticed that the narrator mentioned how tammi was abused by David ruffin. I did see the temptations movie ( too many times) & there was this one specific scene where the Motown picnic took place & David ( his part was played by actor Leon Robinson ( from the five heartbeats movie) & tammi was flirting with a guy at the picnic & David told his limo driver : go get that ( expletive) & he grabbed her very aggressively. I had no idea that they were 2gether until I saw this video
@marcopolo6107
@marcopolo6107 3 года назад
My favorite group of all time is the temptations . I wasnt born when they got together but grew up listening to their music. And when the movie came out I feel in love. I watched it 20 times in one day. My firSt concert was theirs in 2011. So when the part where Paul williams killed himself hurt. Every time I hear Pappa was a rolling stone I cry
@opentrunk
@opentrunk Год назад
20 * 3 hrs = 60 hrs. Hmmm.
@markedrapaul6492
@markedrapaul6492 5 лет назад
Like my dad always said it's sad but is true...rest easy tammi a young woman life cut short I'm done PERIOD....🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😭😭😭💔💔💔
@snowblo1
@snowblo1 5 лет назад
Wow, this was very informative. I consider myself an old R&B head, and I hadn't known all what went down with Tammy Terrell.
@danihope621
@danihope621 5 лет назад
snowblo1 it’s not r&b ... it’s soul that’s why you didn’t know
@TEWMUCH
@TEWMUCH 4 года назад
Because it’s such a good outlet, Music and art tends to attract ppl who have awful beginnings and don’t know how to deal with the pain and emotions they experience. I don’t necessarily think it’s money and game that turns you crazy and depressed. They were already that way before it showed up. Self destruct is the natural end point of abused people who never learned to cope.
@luvlyleo2836
@luvlyleo2836 4 года назад
They never mentioned in the Temptations movie that Paul had Sickle Cell. That was the true cause of his alcoholism
@tonilove2577
@tonilove2577 4 года назад
Continue to rest in paradise miss Tammi Terrell ❤❤❤
@davidval7188
@davidval7188 5 лет назад
Man thanks. I think anyone that wants to go in to Entertainment should watch this.
@christineclark1286
@christineclark1286 3 года назад
Loved these two x
@motomweusi836
@motomweusi836 5 лет назад
Wow , some I knew or heard others came with a dull shock but thanks for the 411.
@lisalentile177
@lisalentile177 5 лет назад
Marvin Gaye and the temptations were the best
@MG-wc6nk
@MG-wc6nk 4 года назад
Those men killed Tammy. If they were still alive they would be charged with her murder.
@Jinetic9
@Jinetic9 5 лет назад
Interesting stuff.
@rvegas81
@rvegas81 2 года назад
I came her after the release of ms ross's new album! They were all so gifted!
@carlajay7594
@carlajay7594 Год назад
My granny knew Tammi, the Temptations, Smokey etc... she said David killed her. The news is a lie, yes she did have brain tumor but she had that prior to David. His beatings caused so much damage to her body and brain... she only quickened her death. It's sad. 24 yrs old smh. Rest in Peace Tammi. Sorry you suffered so much at the hands of others.
@openbun1283
@openbun1283 5 лет назад
Motown was awesome back in the day.
@monicaford622
@monicaford622 4 года назад
Tammy wat a beautiful voice💕
@karenlawler4043
@karenlawler4043 5 лет назад
Anyone who likes this vid should check out the Unsung documentary series- a show about old school R&B/ soul singers. It also covers artists from the 90's/ early naughties. Most of the episodes are on RU-vid. Just a suggestion.
@jasonvoorhees1765
@jasonvoorhees1765 5 лет назад
Tammi Terrell is the Princess of Motown
@bonnie6038
@bonnie6038 4 года назад
My heart breaks for Tammi Terrell
@luckysmith9466
@luckysmith9466 Год назад
Tammi left her make on this world 🌎 BEAUTIFUL 😊❤
@reggiefurlow1
@reggiefurlow1 5 лет назад
These stories are so sad
@veedub95
@veedub95 5 лет назад
Bobby DeBarge was a tragic story which will air on TV ONE this summer
@GantzIsSloppy
@GantzIsSloppy 5 лет назад
sad and tragic, the whole family
@derrick3913
@derrick3913 3 года назад
Tammy Terrell was so beautiful !
@snowblo1
@snowblo1 5 лет назад
Please a do a PART ll. Posters have mentioned, Florence Ballard & and agree she should be added.
@MrSoulSimon
@MrSoulSimon 5 лет назад
Also Wanda of the Marvellettes.
@ianwatkins6202
@ianwatkins6202 3 года назад
Marvin Gaye without doubt greatest black singer ever! Fabulous singer 😊
@shakendriamurphy2302
@shakendriamurphy2302 5 лет назад
I need a Tami Terrell film!!!
@RaiderRSupastar
@RaiderRSupastar 4 года назад
Watch her story on TV One Unsung. It is one of the saddest stories ever
@minnielove7544
@minnielove7544 4 года назад
All I can say is Damn 😢that broke my heart 💔
@JRob594
@JRob594 4 года назад
It's ironic how motown music was uplifting and made you feel good but all these artists had very dark stories so sad
@MrNathan791
@MrNathan791 5 лет назад
I had to stop this video at 1:55. I decided that I don't won't to rehash these tragic memories in my mind again. I want to laugh sing along and be happy, and this video just don't do that for me; so, I'LL MOVE ON. GOODBYE.
@kashabrown2692
@kashabrown2692 5 лет назад
Tammy needs a biopic
@ioxxd90
@ioxxd90 5 лет назад
Mary Wells may have had the first #1 on the Motown label IMPRINT. but make no mistake that The Marvelettes gave Motown it's very first double #1 record with Please Mr. Postman on the Tamla input. The second double #1 is Stevie Wonder's "Fingertips"....and the third double #1 is "My Guy" by Mary Wells.
@marylee4553
@marylee4553 5 лет назад
They had the first hit for Motown not Mary
@youngboss24able
@youngboss24able 5 лет назад
More please
@DamienDarkcloud
@DamienDarkcloud 5 лет назад
Oh, now you gotta do one on The Spinners. Those guys had alot of tragedies too lol
@ebbiejae
@ebbiejae 4 года назад
My gawd.. That first story alone
@mattfahringer148
@mattfahringer148 5 лет назад
this video is nothing fans don't already know
@shellietarango2065
@shellietarango2065 4 года назад
Sooo much promise and such beauty to be takn for granted Rip Tammy..🙏💔❤
@yaqubshabazzfineart692
@yaqubshabazzfineart692 4 года назад
So much pain, so much beauty...a testament to our resilience
@anmorgan3129
@anmorgan3129 5 лет назад
What aboit Florence Ballard of The Supremes? She had a tragic life cut short too! 😔
@joemontes3350
@joemontes3350 4 года назад
AN Morgan Hello just came across to this random video it's sad. I never heard about her life story. Don't take this wrong but I think your beautiful.
@anmorgan3129
@anmorgan3129 4 года назад
@@joemontes3350 Awww Joe, no offense taken. Thank you for the lovely compliment!
@joemontes3350
@joemontes3350 4 года назад
AN Morgan Your very welcome just saying that's all ☺.
@anmorgan3129
@anmorgan3129 4 года назад
@@joemontes3350 😄
@anmorgan3129
@anmorgan3129 4 года назад
@Kanoasha Jackson she passed away from a blood clot in her artery which lead to cardiac arrest. She was only 32.
@metrogoldwyn
@metrogoldwyn 5 лет назад
"My Guy" by Mary was great,but wasn't Motown's first No#1 record.That distinction belongs to the Marvelettes "Please Mr. Postman' from 1961.
@johnganshow5536
@johnganshow5536 5 лет назад
Such great music & talented people. So sad...
@lindaeasley4336
@lindaeasley4336 4 года назад
Motown helped bring black artists to white audiences .I think that was their main goal and it worked very very well . Before Motown , it was difficult to get R&B artists airplay on what was standard white pop/rock radio stations . There were a few black artists who had hits before Motown , like Sam Cooke , Ray Charles and the Shirelles