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"But Will You Love Me Tomorrow?: An Oral History of the ’60s Girl Groups" chronicles the stories of early Motown groups who shaped a generation.
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The Michigan Department of Transportation wants feedback through a survey regarding songs from Detroit artists or those who were recorded at United Sound Systems Recording Studios.
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The Michigan House makes moves to accelerate Michigan's shift to renewable energy sources. Also, a woman whose brother was murdered wrestles with the fate of those involved in his death. And, the bright young voice bringing old soul back to Detroit’s airwaves.
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Waajeed, a Detroit music producer who was an influential contributor to a foundational hip-hop group that was born in the city - Slum Village - has recently tried his hand at another critical offering from the city of Detroit: techno
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The record setting marijuana boom in MI, a famous water tower, a Detroit custom suit shop, and a Southeast MI hip hop artist.
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The importance of teachers' back-to-school supply requests, techno music's legacy and the next generation of techno producers, and how aquatic invasive species are affecting lake life as we know it.
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A gun ban at the state capitol, a conversation with Miz Korona on the hip-hop industry and more, and an upcoming Michigan-centric pizza event at Frame in Hazel Park.
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What to make of the uptick in COVID-19 hospitalizations across the country, the unique sound of Detroit hip hop, and the sixth installment of Ride of Passage.
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Singer and songwriter Sixto Rodriguez, who became the subject of the Oscar-winning documentary "Searching for Sugarman," has died in Detroit. He was 81. Rodriguez' death Tuesday following a short illness was announced on the Sugarman.org website and confirmed Wednesday by his granddaughter to The Associated Press.
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"Innervisions" by Stevie Wonder turns 50, what to do with you Michigan cherries, and the fifth installment of Ride of Passage