Great music but praises everything Berry Gordy did whether it worked or not
Hitsville starts off seeming like it will be a traditional historical documentary on Motown Records. It starts off with Berry Gordy’s background and how he got into the music business. Then it turns to themes like the songwriters at the company and some of the hits they produced. Then it goes into the artist and representation department, the house band the Funk Brothers, and more. Of course it’s not the talking heads which are going to make you watch this movie. It’s the music and it’s got all the Motown hits.<br /><br />The whole doc is nothing but praise. That means when it covers Gordy’s obsession with winning over old white people by having his acts do easy listening covers it’s portrayed as a big success for him when it’s the worst music Motown every released. Another big move was Gordy’s decision to relocate the company to Los Angeles in 1972 because he wanted to get into movies. Again, he’s praised for innovation but if you look at the hits there weren’t as many after the movie. Also a lot of the Detroit musicians didn’t make the move so they lost that talent as well.
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