The Temptations chat to I Like Music

Formed in Detroit, Michigan in 1960, The Temptations have one of the longest tenures on Motown, second only to Stevie Wonder. The group, known for its recognizable choreography, distinct harmonies, and onstage suits, were as influential to soul as the Beatles were to rock and pop.

[Pictured left to right: JOE, RON, TERRY, OTIS, BRUCE]

From My Girl, Papa Was a Rollin' Stone and Can I Get A Witness, to Ain't Nothin' Like The Real Thing, I'll Be There and Don't Leave Me This Way, they've sold over 22 million albums and had smash hits across the world.

As the band release their Classic Soul Hits best of album (WIN A COPY here), I Like Music caught up with three of The Temptations to talk about their songs, The Grammys and their own temptations in life.

"I Like Music because… there's no way I could ever imagine a world without music." TERRY, THE TEMPTATIONS

ILM: You are one of the world's best-loved soul groups, and your Classic Soul Hits album is out on March 3rd. I grew up listening to huge hits like My Girl and Papa Was a Rollin' Stone, I'll Be There and Just My Imagination. Looking back over your career, which moments stand out the most?
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