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“Motown’s Impact On The Troops At War”
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“Motown’s Impact On The Troops At War”
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Detroit, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan, a vast land spanning more than 142 square miles, is well endowed with a robust history of life altering contributions to global society. Though Henry Ford did not Invent The First Horseless Carriage, his Detroit assembly line exploded into a world changing industry of manufacturing.
Likewise, Berry Gordy, Jr. pioneered within a medium that seems to have always existed. Music. His assembly line of songwriters, musicians and singers revolutionized the production and sound of music that continues to resonate with people, to this very day.
Melvin P. Moy is a distinguished Motown songwriter, vocalist, music producer, author, and war veteran. Born and raised in Detroit, a city renowned for its historical significance in America, Melvin’s musical journey began in his childhood and flourished during the 1960s and beyond. As an author, he penned the acclaimed book “Motown and Vietnam: Motown’s Impact on the Troops at War” along with “The Art and Business of Songwriting.”
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MOTOWN & VIETNAM
Here She Is Is In 1996 Carrying Three To Five Thousand Young Men, Seventeen To Nineteen Years Old To Engage In A War In The Republic Of Vietnam. Today, This Historical Ship Is Docked In Her Final Resting Place On The James River In Virginia. Of The Thousands Aboard That Ship In 1966, Only One Young Man Had A Direct Connection To MOTOWN. His Name Was Melvin P. Moy. So, Join Me In An Imaginary Time Capsule. Let Us Journey Through Various Periods Of Time, To Motown, The Moy Family And How They Relate To The Vietnam War.
MOTOWN & VIETNAM
Here She Is Is In 1996 Carrying Three To Five Thousand Young Men, Seventeen To Nineteen Years Old To Engage In A War In The Republic Of Vietnam. Today, This Historical Ship Is Docked In Her Final Resting Place On The James River In Virginia. Of The Thousands Aboard That Ship In 1966, Only One Young Man Had A Direct Connection To MOTOWN. His Name Was Melvin P. Moy. So, Join Me In An Imaginary Time Capsule. Let Us Journey Through Various Periods Of Time, To Motown, The Moy Family And How They Relate To The Vietnam War.
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MOTOWN & VIETNAM
Here She sailed in 1996, Carrying Three to Five Thousand Young men, seventeen to nineteen years old to engage in a war in The Republic of Vietnam. Today, this historical ship is docked in her Final resting place on the James River in Virginia. Of the thousands aboard that ship in 1966, only one young man had a direct connection to MOTOWN. His name was Melvin P. Moy. So, join me in an imaginary time capsule. Let us journey through various periods of time, to Motown, the Moy Family and how they relate to the Vietnam War.
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"Melvin Moy's 'Motown and Vietnam: Motown's Impact On The Troops In War' masterfully intertwines the histories of Motown music and the Vietnam War, offering a poignant narrative of how these two cultural forces shaped the 1960s. Melvin's experience and engaging storytelling vividly bring to life the era's soulful melodies and the backdrop of societal upheaval. Through compelling anecdotes and insightful analysis, Melvin illuminates how Motown artists like Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder used their music to confront issues of war and social injustice, making this book a captivating exploration of music's role in activism. A must-read for anyone fascinated by the intersection of music, history, and social change."
"Melvin's 'Motown and Vietnam' is a captivating journey through a tumultuous era in American history. His meticulous research and empathetic storytelling shed light on the profound impact of Motown music amidst the backdrop of the Vietnam War. I was struck by how Melvin skillfully weaves together personal stories, archival materials, and musical analysis to paint a vivid picture of resilience and protest. This book not only deepened my understanding of the cultural dynamics of the 1960s but also left me inspired by the transformative power of music in times of crisis. An enlightening and thought-provoking read that resonates long after the final page."
"Melvin Moy's 'Motown and Vietnam: Motown's Impact On The Troops In War' masterfully intertwines the histories of Motown music and the Vietnam War, offering a poignant narrative of how these two cultural forces shaped the 1960s. Melvin's experience and engaging storytelling vividly bring to life the era's soulful melodies and the backdrop of societal upheaval. Through compelling anecdotes and insightful analysis, Melvin illuminates how Motown artists like Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder used their music to confront issues of war and social injustice, making this book a captivating exploration of music's role in activism. A must-read for anyone fascinated by the intersection of music, history, and social change."
"Melvin Moy's 'Motown and Vietnam: Motown's Impact On The Troops In War' masterfully intertwines the histories of Motown music and the Vietnam War, offering a poignant narrative of how these two cultural forces shaped the 1960s. Melvin's experience and engaging storytelling vividly bring to life the era's soulful melodies and the backdrop of societal upheaval. Through compelling anecdotes and insightful analysis, Melvin illuminates how Motown artists like Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder used their music to confront issues of war and social injustice, making this book a captivating exploration of music's role in activism. A must-read for anyone fascinated by the intersection of music, history, and social change."
"Melvin's 'Motown and Vietnam' is a captivating journey through a tumultuous era in American history. His meticulous research and empathetic storytelling shed light on the profound impact of Motown music amidst the backdrop of the Vietnam War. I was struck by how Melvin skillfully weaves together personal stories, archival materials, and musical analysis to paint a vivid picture of resilience and protest. This book not only deepened my understanding of the cultural dynamics of the 1960s but also left me inspired by the transformative power of music in times of crisis. An enlightening and thought-provoking read that resonates long after the final page."
"In 'Motown and Vietnam,' Melvin Moy delivers a compelling narrative that explores the complex relationship between music and politics during a turbulent period in America. Melvin's exploration of Motown's role as a voice of hope and resistance against the backdrop of the Vietnam War is both enlightening and moving. Through his careful examination of Motown legends and their songs, Melvin demonstrates how music became a powerful tool for social change and unity. This book not only celebrates the legacy of Motown but also provides valuable insights into the enduring impact of historical events on cultural expression. A richly researched and beautifully written account that underscores the enduring relevance of art in challenging times."
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