what is their legacy?
The "Temptation Walk", or "Temptation Strut", was adapted from similar moves by the Flamingos and the Vibrations.
The Temptations
 The most famous of these, the "Temptation Walk", or "Temptation Strut", was adapted from similar moves by the Flamingos and the Vibrations, from those two sources, Atkins and Williams crafted the resulting signature dance routine.
who sang i heard it thru the grapevine Gladys Knight & the Pips by whom was it composed? Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong was it a part of any album? No, the first recording was released as a single. by whom was it produced? Norman Whitfield what is the song about? The lyrics tell the story in the first person of the singer's feelings of betrayal and disbelief when he hears of his girlfriend's infidelity only indirectly "through the 'grapevine'". has it been recorded by other musicians as well? Yes, "the Miracles". did it win any accolades? It was also inducted to the Grammy Hall of Fame, placed 81 on the "Rolling Stone" list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. where is the composer from? UNANSWERABLE does the former composer also have a record label to his name? Yes, Whitfield Records. is he involved in any other work besides composing songs? Yes, as a producer. can you name any other songs that he wrote? He co-wrote "Ain't Too Proud to Beg", "(I Know) I'm Losing You", and many other songs. was the first one produced by him? Yes and by whom was it performed? The Temptations and can you name a few band members from this group? Otis Williams, Melvin Franklin, Elbridge "Al" Bryant, Eddie Kendricks and Paul Williams. when was this group founded? 1960 have they been featured on television? A miniseries was produced based on Otis Williams' "Temptations" autobiography.
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The Temptations [SEP] Legacy and influence
Berry Gordy insisted that all his acts be equally appealing to both white as well as black audiences, and employed an extensive creative team to help tailor Motown talent for the crossover success he desired. Motown choreographer Cholly Atkins, along with Paul Williams, created the trademark precise and energetic, yet refined, dance steps used by the Temptations onstage. The most famous of these, the "Temptation Walk", or "Temptation Strut", was adapted from similar moves by the Flamingos and the Vibrations, from those two sources, Atkins and Williams crafted the resulting signature dance routine. Like other similar independent companies of the period, Motown was not a member of the Recording Industry of America, preferring to stay independent and handling their own widely varied distribution through thousands of "Mom & Pop" record stores and small radio stations.