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The Miracles
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The Miracles Known From 1965 To 1972 As Smokey Robinson And The Miracles Are An American Rhythm And Blues Group From Detroit Michigan Notable As The First Successful Group Act For Berry Gordy's Motown Records. The Miracles Went On To Become One Of Motown's Signature Acts Of The 1960s During Which Time Their Original Lead Singer And Founding Member Smokey Robinson Became One Of The Most Successful Songwriters And Record Producers Of All Time.
During Their Nineteen Year Run On The American Music Charts The Miracles Charted Over Fifty Hits And Recorded In The Genres Of Doo Wop Soul Disco And R&B. Twenty-Six Miracles Songs Reached The Top Ten Of The Billboard R&B Singles Chart Including Four R&B Number Ones. Sixteen Of The Miracles' Songs Charted Within The Top 20 Of The Billboard Hot 100 With Seven Songs Charting Within The Top Ten And Two - 1970's "The Tears Of A Clown" And 1975's "Love Machine" Part 1 - Reaching Number-One. Original Members Ronald "Ronnie" White 1955–1978 1980–1983 1993–1995 Died 1995 Warren "Pete" Moore 1955–1978 Died 2017 William "Smokey" Robinson Jr. 1955–1972 Claudette Robinson 1956 - 1972 2005 -2011 Marvin "Marv" Tarplin 1958 - 1973 Died 2011
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The Miracles' Debut Single Not On Motown But On George Goldner's End Label Was Co-Written By Berry Gordy And Tyran Carlo AKA Billy 'Roquel' Davis His Songwriting Partner For Many Early Jackie Wilson His. A Doo-Wop-Based 'answer' Single To The Silhouettes' 1958 Number 1 US Pop Hit Get A Job It Pulls Smokey Robinson Into The Motown Fold. He Has Indeed Got A Job - For Life.
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The Miracles Known From 1965 To 1972 As Smokey Robinson And The Miracles Are An American Rhythm And Blues Group From Detroit Michigan Notable As The First Successful Group Act For Berry Gordy's Motown Records. The Miracles Went On To Become One Of Motown's Signature Acts Of The 1960s During Which Time Their Original Lead Singer And Founding Member Smokey Robinson Became One Of The Most Successful Songwriters And Record Producers Of All Time.
During Their Nineteen Year Run On The American Music Charts The Miracles Charted Over Fifty Hits And Recorded In The Genres Of Doo Wop Soul Disco And R&B. Twenty-Six Miracles Songs Reached The Top Ten Of The Billboard R&B Singles Chart Including Four R&B Number Ones. Sixteen Of The Miracles' Songs Charted Within The Top 20 Of The Billboard Hot 100 With Seven Songs Charting Within The Top Ten And Two - 1970's "The Tears Of A Clown" And 1975's "Love Machine" Part 1 - Reaching Number-One. Original Members Ronald "Ronnie" White 1955–1978 1980–1983 1993–1995 Died 1995 Warren "Pete" Moore 1955–1978 Died 2017 William "Smokey" Robinson Jr. 1955–1972 Claudette Robinson 1956 - 1972 2005 -2011 Marvin "Marv" Tarplin 1958 - 1973 Died 2011 read less
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During Their Nineteen Year Run On The American Music Charts The Miracles Charted Over Fifty Hits And Recorded In The Genres Of Doo Wop Soul Disco And R&B. Twenty-Six Miracles Songs Reached The Top Ten Of The Billboard R&B Singles Chart Including Four R&B Number Ones. Sixteen Of The Miracles' Songs Charted Within The Top 20 Of The Billboard Hot 100 With Seven Songs Charting Within The Top Ten And Two - 1970's "The Tears Of A Clown" And 1975's "Love Machine" Part 1 - Reaching Number-One. Original Members Ronald "Ronnie" White 1955–1978 1980–1983 1993–1995 Died 1995 Warren "Pete" Moore 1955–1978 Died 2017 William "Smokey" Robinson Jr. 1955–1972 Claudette Robinson 1956 - 1972 2005 -2011 Marvin "Marv" Tarplin 1958 - 1973 Died 2011 read less
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The Miracles' debut single, not on Motown but on George Goldner's End label, was co-written by Berry Gordy and Tyran Carlo, AKA Billy 'Roquel' Davis, his songwriting partner for many early Jackie Wilson his. A doo-wop-based 'answer' single to the Silhouettes' 1958 number 1 US pop hit Get A Job, it pulls Smokey Robinson into the Motown fold. He has indeed got a job - for life. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.