Also Credited As:
Berry Gordy, Gordy
Biography
The founder and president of one of America's most successful and influential record labels, Berry Gordy, Jr. created Motown Records, which from the 1960s through the late 1980s was one of the most important labels in American popular music. A boxer-turned-songwriter, Gordy realized the importance of ownership when it came to artistic endeavors like music, and in 1959, he launched Motown in suburban Detroit. With its roster of stellar artists …
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Marvin Gaye: The E! True Hollywood Story | Interviewee |
Stevie Wonder | Actor |
Marvin Gaye | Actor |
Smokey Robinson | Actor |
The 9th Annual Television Academy Hall of Fame | Presenter |
It's Black Entertainment | Interviewee |
The Jackson Family Honors | Actor |
Playboy's 50th Anniversary Celebration | Actor |
The 34th Annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Awards | Actor |
Motown 40: The Music Is Forever | Actor |
Stand and Be Counted | Interviewee |
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Mahogany | Director |
The Last Dragon | Executive Producer |
Lady Sings the Blues | Executive Producer |
The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings | Executive Producer, songs |
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Hareemu Ohgen | Song ("Baby You've Got What It Takes" ) |
National Lampoon's Animal House | Song ("Money" ) |
Uncut | Song ("ABC" ) |
Getting Even With Dad | songs ("Money (That's What I Want)" "Do You Love Me" ) |
I Wanna Hold Your Hand | Song ("Money" ) |
Rogue Trader | Song ("Money (That's What I Want)" ) |
Crazy Mama | Song ("Money (That's What I Want)" ) |
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