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As the legendary founder of Motown Records, Berry Gordy Jr. signed many now-iconic stars in the ’60s—but one child singer still stands out in his mind. Watch Berry recall seeing a young Michael Jackson audition for Motown with the Jackson 5, and find out why he considered Michael a master even at that age.
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I know I’m late but I’m flying to New York next month just to see the Motown Play on Broadway… Has anyone seen it? It’s sad that after all of the those records sold, Michael died broke… If you are following the trial, it is crazy….. And the brothers are broke too… Janet ain’t having it… After getting with a BILLIONAIRE you know she ain’t spending her money….are her brothers crazy OR do they have the same problem that Michael had which is nobody took the time to educate them? I would rather, get education first and then get rich then to get rich first and then lose it all from not being educated. Being famous and broke has to be a nightmare….
Remember people it’s all about maintaining… Once you jump up there, you have to stay up there.