![](/sites/all/themes/ahn_theme/images/arw-left.png)
![](/sites/all/themes/ahn_theme/images/arw-right.png)
![Hey Love - Stevie Wonder](https://americanhitnetwork.com/sites/default/files/styles/show_image_700x400/public/show_images/00swonder25517a-1000x1000.jpg)
Every Single Motown 'A-Side':The Volatility of '67
Episode 34
Episode date - January 23, 2009
![How Music Changed](https://americanhitnetwork.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/icon-how-music-changed.png)
From just about any perspective, 1967 was a volatile year. Ever since 1962, when Motown first broke on pop radio, a whole new world market opened up for them, and the label grew and grew. 1967, though, posed a few interesting challenges for ‘the little label that could’.
Sociologically, times were changing, and as a result, so was the music. Detroit was in the thick of it, and the Summer riots of 1967 proved just how volatile the sociopolitical environment had become. Motown would survive, but not without some volatility of its own, as the upcoming shows will portray.
Songs included in this program include;
Love’s Gone Bad – The Underdogs
Love Is Here and Now You’re Gone – The Supremes
Pucker Up Buttercup – Jr. Walker & the All Stars
Chantilly Lace – Shorty Long
Till Johnny Comes – Brenda Hollloway
The Love I Saw in You Was Just a Mirage – Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
Jimmy Mack – Martha & the Vandellas
Travlin’ Man – Stevie Wonder
Hey Love - Stevie Wonder
Bernadette – The Four Tops
Gonna Give Her All the Love I’ve Got – Jimmy Ruffin
I Want to Go Back There Again – Chris Clark
It’s So Hard Being a Loser – The Contours
Channel 137 - Every Single Motown 'A-Side'
- 1 of 6
- ››
![](/sites/all/themes/ahn_theme/images/arw-up-dark.png)