It's got the music and the stories to give you the backstory to the musicians that created Motown
This is a documentary about the Motown Records house band The Funk Brothers. It has a mix of interviews, commentary, some old footage, and performance of Motown hits by contemporary artists like Chaka Khan, Gerald Levert, Meshell Ndegeocello, Bootsy Collins and others.<br /><br />It starts on a high note with a voice over saying the band was the greatest hit makers in America because they performed on so many classic tunes. Then one of the members felt like they were being left out of all the fame because the singers were getting all the credit and no one knew about them. That was one of the motivations for making the movie to praise these musicians and what they accomplished.<br /><br />It’s always great to hear Motown music. The stories are also interesting because they don’t just focus upon making the tunes. For instance, it was clear that working for Motown wasn’t always enough to pay the bills so they often went on tour with other musicians to make sure they could make a living. Not only that but Motown spied on its musicians trying to bust them for working for other companies. There’s a lot of great stuff included.
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