Robin Seymour helped turn many of those Motown songs into hits!
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Robin Seymour helped turn many of those Motown songs into hits!
https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/...O50_lZiUq9JruM
He was the man on Chanel 9
You got it, CKLW Channel 9 Windsor!Quote:
Originally Posted by tmd
Great memory here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYwhk0O_tnE
This was in recent years when Robin came back home to Motown:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVn7L3I7ucg
Robin sure seemed like a nice, down to earth man. It's sad we've lost another really important piece of the Motown legacy. I'm sure we can all agree he played a big part in promoting the company.
Thanks for posting the above video Marv, it was enjoyable.
Darin
You're most welcome Darin. I plan to search for and buy Robin's book.Quote:
Originally Posted by DWSheffer
Through the years I was fortunate to have various dealings with Robin. Legendary doesn't quite describe the guy. I can't remember when he wasn't on the radio. Definitely a Detroit presence of the highest order.
Ralph, he had a lot of energy too. He was doing television commercials way into his 80s. I can't remember the product at the moment, but once it came on, you knew it was him! His face changed some over time ,but his spirit, character and personality was the same throughout!Quote:
Originally Posted by ralpht
Marv: A great video despite the poor sound quality. Keep on fishing, you always find the most worthwhile videos to post onto the forum. I don't know what we would do without you. You are appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
Marv definitely provides some real gems! Keep them coming.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodward
Thank you, Woodward and DET. I'm happy to know you guys appreciate what we have in common, the love of Motown and the music!
Awesome clip. I love seeing historical events that took place during my birth year :)Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2