Janie Bradford: Motown’s Unsung Architect | Baltimore News

Janie Bradford, the unsung architect behind Motown’s golden sound, has passed away — but her legacy echoes through every hit that defined an era. Rising from receptionist to creative powerhouse in 1958, she co-wrote “Money (That’s What I Want),” a Motown classic later immortalized by The Beatles. Berry Gordy called her one of the original dreamers who believed in Motown before it was even born. Survived by her family, her fingerprints are everywhere in the music that changed history.

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