The Intruders with Bloodstone, The Temptations, and more

Philadelphia soul pioneers The Intruders, formed in 1960, scored hits like "Cowboys to Girls" and "I'll Always Love My Mama," working closely with Gamble & Huff.

The Temptations, formed in 1961 in Detroit, revolutionized R&B with their hits like "My Girl" and "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone." They mastered pop, soul, and funk, amassing 15 Top Ten hits, Grammy awards, and 19 gold or platinum albums. Known for their harmonies and dance, they collaborated with Smokey Robinson and Norman Whitfield. Despite lineup changes, Otis Williams leads the group into the 2020s, celebrating 60 years of influence.