By all accounts, the dismal release – supposed to be based on the character of Tiny Tim from Dickens’ A Christmas Carol – was only put out in order for Motown to suck up to the DJ. Whether that claim ...

From Willie Nelson and Marvin Gaye to Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, and Olivia Rodrigo, we ranked the best breakup albums of ...

The show itself has become a true staple of DPAC, and in addition to being hosted during Black History Month, “Motown” brings in artists from the South Bend area and beyond to showcase their talent ...

But within that decade, Motown’s most successful year was arguably 1963. While the competitive landscape of music within that decade may seemingly have squandered Gordy’s hopes at having his artists ...

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From his time as leader of The Miracles, to his solo career and his songwriting powers at Motown, there really is only one Smokey. To celebrate Smokey turning 80 in 2020, we've ranked just 10 of his ...

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And other times, they’re just desperate for a hook and wind up stealing one from a Corn Flakes jingle and placing the shitty tune on the same Beatles album as “A Day in the Life.” ...

We see Scrooge change from a miserly man, contrasting with the spirit of Christmas, to someone who is full of joy. How does Dickens show this? Fred is persistent in his cheerful approach to Christmas.

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