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- In 1972, Gordy relocated the Motown Records headquarters to Los Angeles. The original Hitsville studios, which had produced a long string of worldwide hits, is now the Motown Museum.
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The original Hitsville studios, which had produced a long string of worldwide hits, is now the Motown Museum. The next year, he reorganized the company; it became Motown Industries, an entertainment conglomerate which would include record, movie, television and publishing divisions.
The culmination of years of planning, hard work, and generous contributions from dedicated donors, the highly anticipated, multi-phase, $75 million Motown Museum expansion—the heart of which is called Hitsville NEXT—will grow the museum campus to a 50,000-square-foot world-class entertainment and education tourist destination.
Dec 13, 2008 · December 2008 Issue. It Happened in Hitsville. After half a century, and several shelves of books about the revolutionary music label, Motown’s story is still obscured by rumors and...
This museum was the original home of “Hitsville U.S.A.” the nickname given to Motown Records’ first headquarters. The building was purchased by Motown founder Berry Gordy in 1959, and converted into both the record label’s administrative building and recording studio.
Oct 19, 2022 · RT: Hitsville is the crown jewel of the Motown Museum campus. People travel from all over to come to the birthplace of Motown and witness for themselves where so many musical icons got their start. We also made a very deliberate decision to maintain the original homes that were part of Motown.
Sep 19, 2019 · In a year of expansion and commemoration for Motown, 60 years after its founding, there’s a renewed focus on the worldwide cultural impact that came out of the two-story house on Detroit’s near...
Founded in 1985 by Esther Gordy Edwards—former Motown Records executive and sister to Motown founder, Berry Gordy—Motown Museum is home to iconic Hitsville U.S.A., Studio A, and an extensive array of Motown artifacts, photographs, apparel and memorabilia.
