While inducting several supporting bands collectively, Smokey Robinson honored the “movers, groovers, drummers and strummers” that made music magic. Robinson shares that it was The Miracles that made his music whole, and the first lady of Motown Claudette Robinson and fellow Miracle Bobby Rogers step on stage to accept the honor. Claudette reflects on the success of the Miracles, sharing her mantra from the beginning: If you can dream it, miracles can happen.

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While inducting several supporting bands collectively, Smokey Robinson honored the “movers, groovers, drummers and strummers” that made music magic.

The Miracles & Smokey Robinson, 2012

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