With their smooth, sophisticated, and emotional vocal harmonies, The Originals were one of the most talented vocal groups on the Motown label. They were known for their ability to blend deep soul with pop finesse, creating a unique style. The song "Baby, I'm For Real" is a romantic and sincere track that became the group's biggest hit, establishing their position as true stars, not just backing vocalists. The song was written by two Motown legends: Marvin Gaye and Anna Gordy Gaye (sister of Moto

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