Georgetown announced Smokey Robinson as the performer for this year's Let Freedom Ring Celebration at the Kennedy Center on January 20, 2012. Mary Brown, who has worked with African American youth in the district,
Gordy is standing with the great Smokey Robinson on the floorboards at a Broadway theatre at a launch event for the show which included Aretha Franklin, L.A. Reid, Rev. Jessie Jackson, Gayle King and others in attendance. 'Motown: The Musical' to Open
Learn more about Smokey Robinson, a major force in Motown as a songwriter, performer and executive, with 37 Top 40 hits and 4000 songs to his credit, at Biography.com.
Georgetown announced Smokey Robinson as the performer for this year's Let Freedom Ring Celebration at the Kennedy Center on January 20, 2012. Mary Brown, who has worked with African American youth in the district, will receive the John Thompson Jr.
Motown: The Musical is coming to Broadway this spring and we've got an exclusive video from the launch! The musical tells the story of Motown founder Berry Gordy (played by The Color Purple's Brandon Victor Dixon) from
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