Fambrough and G.C. Cameron, who joined The Spinners during their time at Motown, signed a deed of gift formally donating their outfits to the Motown Museum in Detroit.
Along with Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson, Bobby Smith, Philippé Wynne and John Edwards are listed as inductees.
Fambrough and G.C. Cameron, who joined The Spinners during their time at Motown and sang lead vocals on “It’s A Shame,” signed a deed of gift Friday formally turning over the outfits to the museum. The group also donated more than 200 pairs of shoes. “We’re incredibly honored and proud to welcome the iconic Spinners home to Detroit to celebrate their rich history and accept these uniforms,” Terry added. “Their legacy will live on at Motown Museum and be displayed for fans from all over the world to see.”“The world beats as the heartbeat of music,” Cameron said Friday. “Everyone at Motown was on the same thought pattern.”
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The Spinners Donate Performance Outfits to Motown Museum in DetroitThe Spinners donate hundreds of performance outfits to Detroit's Motown Museum.
Read more »
The Spinners donate performance outfits to Motown Museum in DetroitHenry Fambrough had a musical homecoming of sorts Friday at “Hitsville U.S.A.” Fambrough, one of the founding members of The Spinners, took a tour of Motown’s Studio A in Detroit as part of a ceremony that included the donation to the Motown Museum.
Read more »
New military exhibit rolls into San Diego Automotive MuseumOpening of 'Salute to San Diego's Troops' features a 1942 Willys Jeep donated by a local World War II history buff
Read more »
Anchorage Museum’s Seed Lab holds groovy garage sale of unique itemsThe Seed Lab in downtown Anchorage held a garage sale of some of the Anchorage Museum’s former exhibits and just stuff that had been piling up in office areas and taking up precious storage space. Dave, along with Seed Lab Manager Rebecca Pottebaum, had a little fun 'test-driving' the items up for sale. It was a little walk down memory lane of past exhibits. For more on the seed lab and all they have to offer, just go to their website: anchoragemuseum.org. If you have an idea for an Allgood News story email Dave at: allgoodnewsktuu.com
Read more »
Festival at Northridge museum celebrates Asian diversity and cultureThe free event in Northridge highlighted Asian and Pacific Islander culture through art, food, music, dance, business.
Read more »
Mystery of ‘The Wounded Indian’: Who owns a statue once thought destroyed?An old New England trade group claims it owns a landmark American statue in the collection of the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk.
Read more »