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It was a wild couple of days in 1983 when Diana Ross took over Central Park.

Tune in to experience a 16-hour journey of Black music, filled with Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and more!

Billie Holiday first unveiled the startling Abel Meeropol-penned song in New York's Café Society.

SoulMusic Records is proud to present a first-of-its-kind compilation of recordings by renowned singer/songwriter Barbara Lewis spanning her six years with Atlantic Records (1962-1968) and her brief one-year tenure with Reprise Records (1972). Known the world over in particular for her timeless classics, ‘Hello Stranger’ and ‘Baby, I’m Yours’, the Michigan-born chanteuse’s distinctive brand of sweet soul brought her much acclaim in the mid-60s, resulting in a total of five Atlantic albums...

The 1979 recording will appear on the upcoming super deluxe edition of Prince’s 'Sign O’ the Times.'

The upbeat party track peaked at #2, blocked by Berlin and Huey Lewis.

Curtis Mayfield penned this tune of grace and redemption a year after the March on Washington.

Very few classic soul artists can claim six decades of recording! The legendary Little Anthony - who first came to prominence in 1956 with "Tears On My Pillow" and known for many hits with The Imperials (such as "Goin' Out Of My Head") has a new digital release on SoulMusic Records, produced by Preston Glass and co-written by Thom Bell. Renowned writer Kevin Goins talks to Anthony about that and so much more...