Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 4月8日 22時05分

#MarvinGaye would have turned 76 this month. "Gaye started singing at age 3 in church and was soon playing the organ as well. After a stint in the Air Force, he returned to D.C. and started singing in street-corner doo-wop groups, including a top local group, the Rainbows. He formed his own group, the Marquees, in 1957. Under the auspices of supporter Bo Diddley, they cut 'Wyatt Earp' for the Okeh label. In 1958, Harvey Fuqua heard the group and enlisted them to become the latest version of his ever-changing backing ensemble, the Moonglows. As such, Gaye was heard on 'Mama Loocie' and other songs for the Chess label in 1959. By 1961, the group was touring widely. Detroit impresario Berry Gordy Jr. heard the group and quickly signed Gaye to his fledgling #Motown organization later that year... Marvin Gaye was one of the most consistent and enigmatic of the Motown hitmakers, with a career that exemplified the maturation of black pop into a sophisticated form spanning social and sexual politics. Blessed with a mellifluous tenor and a three-octave vocal range, Gaye was among the most gifted composers and singers of his era." From RollingStone.com

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