William 'Mickey' Stevenson

04/24/19 • 88 min

70's Soul, Funk & Disco with Ady Crampton

From Motown's inception to his departure for pastures new in 1967, Mickey Stevenson was responsible for hiring the artistes, songwriters and musicians, pairing them together, placing tracks with artistes, production and arrangements, choreography, distribution and promotion. Here Mickey chats with Ady about those exciting times

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Carolyn Crawford

At the stroke of midnight on the day of her 14th birthday a limousine carried Carolyn to the Hitsville studios where she cut her debut single, a self-penned track called Forget About Me. Here Carolyn recounts that enchanted evening and tells Ady all about her life in music

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Bobby Hutton

Harold ‘Bobby’ Hutton began singing at the age of five. His professional career began In Detroit, Michigan after he won a talent show at the 20 Grand club and was invited to Motown by Mickey Stevenson where he was paired as a songwriter with Raynoma Gordy, however things didn’t go to plan and success came from a different city – Chicago