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He’s the Leader: An Interview with Aretha’s “Main Man” Fonzi Thornton

By Christian John Wikane / 11 December 2020

From the Apollo Theater to the Kennedy Center, acclaimed vocalist Fonzi Thornton shares untold stories from his solo career and his prolific stage work with Diana Ross, Bryan Ferry, Aretha Franklin, and other music legends.

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Dancing in the Street: Our 25 Favorite Motown Singles

By PopMatters Staff / 5 June 2020

Detroit's Motown Records will forever be important as both a hit factory and an African American-owned label that achieved massive mainstream success and influence. We select our 25 favorite singles from the "Sound of Young America".

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Phil Collins: Singles

By Tanner Smith / 22 November 2016

The main question with Singles is this: does Phil Collins really deserve all the critical revilement he's gotten for decades?

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