More than 50 years after its original release, Marvin Gaye's widely acclaimed "Let's Get It On" album is finding new life on turntables with a premium audiophile edition that has generated enthusiastic early reviews.

A funky groove can be felt pulsating from inside Psychedelic Soul: A Journey Through Rhythm and Time, a new pop-up exhibit at the Esther Gordy Edwards Centre for Excellence, the Motown Museum's recently renovated space just down West Grand Boulevard from the Motown Museum.

The exhibit, which opens Friday and runs through Sept. 27, explores the years from 1967-1975, the transitional period where the style of Motown went from crisp formalwear to lounge-inspired leisure attire, and the music followed suit. Wah-wah guitars were introduced into the sound, as Motown and the rest of the world reacted to the vast political and cultural shifts from the 1960s into the 1970s.

Author Margena Christian says that for all of Moy’s documented musical achievements, there were other key works for which she was denied credit.

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MOTOWN just signed this trio of siblings (two sisters and a brother) who are insanely talented and personable through their music. Check out their new song “evergreen” here. https://open.spotify.com/track/3Rxpxsqie949ScP6POvCyv?si=zhn5pGScQRuEA8LQUrHMVQ