In 1987, several of Motown's greatest legends toured the nation in a nostalgic revue. Shortly thereafter, most of them died, including David Ruffin, Eddie Kendricks and Mary Wells. This is a record of the concert and it's wildly uneven. Yes, there's a few magic moments, for example, Ruffin singing "My Girl," and Martha Reeves generates some electricity on "Jimmy Mack." But even more frequently, you can see that these artists are past their prime; occasionally, Ruffin, who easily had one of the greatest voices in pop history, sounds little better than any average voice. Sometimes corny, other times uplifting, but never when they try to be, which is too frequently.