Motown songwriter-producer Deke Richards has died at a hospice at age 68. Richards, whose real name was Dennis Lussier, died Sunday at the Whatcom Hospice Ho…
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For the first time in four decades, the platinum production team Holland-Dozier-Holland gathers in a studio to revisit their raw Motown tracks. The trio guid…

21 Replies to “MOTOWN SONG WRITER DIES AT 68-LOVE CHILD DIANA ROSS-LIVE-WEB-GIFTS.COM”

  1. So you need inspiration to make music? Music is “everywhere”. See how the
    team of Holland-Dozier-Holland created one of #Motown ‘s Hit’s.?

  2. I won’t argue. The sound was a formula only known to Gordy. I DO believe
    they were an anchor point. Many thought Motown ended when they left YET the
    Supremes biggest hot came after that. I WILL argue POP..,,no I won’t. You
    make a point, There was Motown. Old School 4 track The good stuff. West
    Grand River. Smokey bars and good music. FUNK Brothers could play anything,
    Here is a thought. Classic Rock, Still sells. There will never be classic
    RAP. Bet YA!

  3. HDH was great for the Motown-Pop sound and they were geniuses working with
    the Tops and Supremes, but they are NOT the Motown Sound… It’s a
    collection of ALL the songwriters, producers, musicians, artists, recording
    technicians, quality control, etc. There’s just so much to it, you can’t
    just say it is HDH… I do agree with the “Just amazing!” part though!

  4. Let’s get them back in the studio and work with the present generation more
    often. The knowledge pool of these talents, along with Gamble & Huff, and
    others is deep should not go to waste! Create the bridge! Thanks.

  5. I really wish that they could get together with Diana Ross and do one more
    album – her voice is more associated with their matchless work than any
    other.

  6. Thank you so, so much Free Press for developing and posting this video. It
    brings tears to my eyes to be granted this little bit of access into the
    process, and the thoughts of the men who created this incomparable icon of
    American 20th-century culture. The soundtrack of our lives, the Voice of
    Young America!

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