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levi stubbs, singer with the four tops (sugar pie honey bunch) and many other great hits passed away at 72 years.
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steve, yes they put out a large number of great classics, back then most of my friends listened to (dont get me wrong i like these groups as well) the beach boys, 1910 fruit gum company, etc, but i leaned to the "motown" side, at 58 years of age when i read about these guys leaving us i feel very sad, as if my "yut" was vanishing. 
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In my early teenage years, I listened to a lot of heavy metal, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, taking in a little Jethro Tull, The Who and Humble Pie along the way.
Then, in my first job after high school, I was friends with a group of a similar age, and these lived fairly close to each other. As the only one with a car, I was delegated to driving from A to B, including their homes, where they would play Motown.
The music I listened to normally was very dark in comparision, and Motown raised the spirits and gave one an air of optimism. I liked that.
I still listen to the heavy stuff, but you can't really beat the Four Tops when you feel like cheering up.
Then, in my first job after high school, I was friends with a group of a similar age, and these lived fairly close to each other. As the only one with a car, I was delegated to driving from A to B, including their homes, where they would play Motown.
The music I listened to normally was very dark in comparision, and Motown raised the spirits and gave one an air of optimism. I liked that.
I still listen to the heavy stuff, but you can't really beat the Four Tops when you feel like cheering up.