David Morse, author of MOTOWN [[1971 book)

[woodward]

Does any one have any knowledge if David Morse who wrote the first pocket book on Motown is still alive and doing anything on Motown. He was the author of the very first book on Motown which was only 144 pages long but it included some rare 60 photographs that you normally never see. I am lucky enough to have one in my collection.

Copyright 1971 The Macmillan Company, first edition,

[blueskies]

http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%...&qt=hot_author

[marv2]

Does any one have any knowledge if David Morse who wrote the first pocket book on Motown is still alive and doing anything on Motown. He was the author of the very first book on Motown which was only 144 pages long but it included some rare 60 photographs that you normally never see. I am lucky enough to have one in my collection.

Copyright 1971 The Macmillan Company, first edition,

That was the first book I remember about Motown. I use to borrow it from the library.

[soulwally]

Does any one have any knowledge if David Morse who wrote the first pocket book on Motown is still alive and doing anything on Motown. He was the author of the very first book on Motown which was only 144 pages long but it included some rare 60 photographs that you normally never see. I am lucky enough to have one in my collection.

Copyright 1971 The Macmillan Company, first edition,

He's still alive... but moved on from Motown
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Morse_[[writer)

[woodward]

He's still alive... but moved on from Motown
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Morse_[[writer)

Thanks. I was hoping he was a member of the SoufulDetroitForums, but seeing his broad interests, I doubt he has the time.