Artist	Song
Stevie Wonder	Sir Duke
from Number 1's (2007)
Marvin Gaye	I Want You
from Number 1's: Marvin Gaye (2007)
Rick James	Mary Jane
from The Ultimate Collection (1997)
Lionel Richie	Hello
from Lionel Richie: The Definitive Collection (2003)
Boyz II Men	On Bended Knee
from Number 1's: Motown, Vol. 2 (2007)
Diana Ross	Theme from "Mahogany" (Do You Know Where You're Going To)
from Number 1's: Diana Ross & The Supremes (2004)
DeBarge	Time Will Reveal
from The Ultimate Collection: DeBarge (1997)
Stevie Wonder	I Just Called to Say I Love You
from Number 1's (2007)
Rick James	You and I
from Legends: Give It to Me (2007)
Teena Marie	I Need Your Lovin'
from Ultimate Collection: Teena Marie (2000)
Eddie Kendricks	Boogie Down
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Eddie Kendricks (2000)
Johnny Gill	Fairweather Friend
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Johnny Gill (2003)
The Boys	Dial My Heart
from 100% Motown: '80s (2002)
Michael Jackson	I Wanna Be Where You Are
from Anthology: The Best of Michael Jackson (1995)
El DeBarge	Who's Johnny
from The Ultimate Collection: DeBarge (1997)
The Dynamic Superiors	Shoe Shoe Shine
from Heart of Soul Classics 2 (2001)
High Energy	You Can't Turn Me Off (In the Middle of Turning Me On)
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: Motown 1970s, Vol. 1 (2001)
The Temptations	Shakey Ground
from Anthology Series: The Best of the Temptations (1995)
The Miracles	Do It Baby
from Four Brothers (Music from the Motion Picture) (2005)
The Supremes	Floy Joy
from Gold: The Supremes (2005)
The Temptations	Lady Soul
from Anthology Series: The Best of the Temptations (1995)
The Four Tops	(It's the Way) Nature Planned It
from Their Greatest Love Songs (1999)
Gladys Knight & The Pips	Daddy Could Swear, I Declare
from The Ultimate Collection: Gladys Knight & the Pips (1997)
Michael Jackson	Rockin' Robin
from Anthology: The Best of Michael Jackson (1995)
Chico DeBarge	Talk to Me
from The Ultimate Collection: DeBarge (1997)

Comment:

Ex-Temptation Eddie Kendricks didn't exactly invent disco, but his bass-blastin', dance-floor-fillin' "Boogie Down" set the stage for the white-suited polyester revolution that soon took its place under the mirrored ball's twinkling lights. At a time when most kids are still popping wheelies and shooting hoops, Michael Jackson was already marching toward (pop) world domination and singing [i]way[/i] beyond his age, in terms of both poise [i]and[/i] material, with "I Wanna Be Where You Are." And by the '80s, Motown was angling for a band to replace the departed Jackson 5, and another quintet of siblings, DeBarge, [i]almost[/i] inherited their crown. Lead singer El DeBarge floats a whipped-cream-smooth vocal on top of an air-kiss promise of everlasting love in the group's 1983 crossover hit, "Time Will Reveal." But the story doesn't end there; half a century removed from its humble beginnings, Motown's still making memories, still making history…and still making hits.

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