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C'mon Linda I expect a little bit of schoop, schoop or Stop in the Name of Love outta you at least.
ReplyDeleteWhen I lived in Detroit for 5 years I drove past this place so many times! I had friends who lived an few blocks east. Great memories!
ReplyDeleteSon # 2 lived right across the street from Hitsville for a while. Wow, remember all that great music??? SIGHHHH, them were the days!
ReplyDeleteHa! Actually, Lori, the group of gals had to sing and do actions to "Stop in the name of Love" in Studio A. Having been to Motown, I have had to do the routine twice....lol
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