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who started this annoying phrase?     we see weekly ads and flyers,  for 'soul and motown' events....  even well known promoters use it !  jeeez 

  'Soul and Stax' or 'Soul and RCA'    doesn't have quite the same ring to it 😗

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    Mickey Finn

    That's a good question. Some people might argue that Motown stands out because of its recognisable production (classic Detroit era) ... it was also quite poppy at times whereas some prefer more g

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That's a good question.

Some people might argue that Motown stands out because of its recognisable production (classic Detroit era) ... it was also quite poppy at times whereas some prefer more gritty sounds ... punters might more easily understand "Motown" than "soul" ... some punters might be reassured that the playlist will focus on the more soulful side of Motown ... the "and Motown" might communicate a more 60s playlist to some ...

That's all I can think of for now. But I agree ...  the "and Motown" in "Soul and Motown" feels redundant.

Maybe it's just my interpretation, but whenever I see that I read: non OV handbaggers 'do'.

I'm sure some must be great nights with varied music but of those we've heard of they've not been my cuppa for sure.

 

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