Meets with F609 and A389.  This course is a comprehensive survey of
the development of Motown Record Corporation, with emphasis on its
Detroit Era, 1959-1972.  Through lecture, demonstration, discussion,
research, analytical, and audio-visual experiences, the course seeks
to illuminate: 1. the relationship between the music, structure, and
activities of Motown Record Corporation to their aesthetic and socio-
cultural foundations, and 2. the significance of Motown to the
history and culture of America.  Within five (5) units of
instruction, the course will explore issues related to the people,
musical works, creative processes, management practices, events,
communication media, technology, and socio-cultural factors that
contributed to the identity of Motown as a unique artistic,
commercial, and cultural phenomenon.

Fulfills COAS Arts and Humanities, CSA