Gotta Keep Dreamin

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Comment by MaryLynn Borsheski on October 22, 2015 at 4:00am

Hi Michael I was just wondering when does the soundtrack to the documentary come out I have the documents for officially been released yet can't wait to see it and here it soundtrack be safe and take care of yourself you know you always have my love and support can any and everything you do love Marilyn

Comment by Maria N. on October 15, 2015 at 5:55pm

Dreams are made of love and magic.

Sharing.  All the best.

MN

Comment by thida duangyai on October 2, 2015 at 6:09am

Great ideas Michael and love it :)

Comment by sylvia doughty on September 23, 2015 at 10:54am

Love the website, FB page and Twitter but unfortunately us "would be computer whiz kids" haven't got to Instagram yet so please any photos on there bring out to Twitter, please !!! lol  Love the trailer and just wish I could get to Detroit for the premiere ....BUT  !!!   Taking chance on here, as with everywhere else, to wish you and Christina a wonderful, wonderful day on 2nd and every accolade going for the documentary, every darn accolade going !!! :)

Sylvia   Your wee Scottish friend

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Comment by Dennis Valverde on September 23, 2015 at 5:25am

Cool video Michael looking forward to the Documentary!

Comment by Sandra Jeffery on September 22, 2015 at 8:31pm

Great stuff Michael, look forward to the documentary

Sandra (UK)

Comment by Anna Mason on September 22, 2015 at 6:16pm

Great video, Michael. Looking forward to see the whole documentary!

Anna (in MO)

Comment by Dennis Valverde on September 21, 2015 at 2:58am

Nice photo Michael!

Comment by Linda Gallo on September 21, 2015 at 2:17am

I don't think that there is a city in this fabulous country of ours that should ever stop "dreamin." Would that we all had a Michael Boltonto fund our dreams of a better tomorrow for our children.  Remember that "charity begins at home" and the people of Detroit, or any other city, should never depend upon the generosity of others to make their dreams come true but rather upon their neighbors and communbiity.  Such dreams become the rallying point for the inhabitatns of an area to pool their collective talents, skills and energies. Seven million dollars can buy a lot of lumber and labor but can never be a substitute for the love, devotion and commaraderie that infuses a place with the loving nurturing necessary to turn a patch of land into a fruitful and healing home. Now if you really want to see some progress - call upon the fans, the Detroit populace (young and old) and transform it from guts to glory.  Money alone can't do it and one person alone can't do it.  It's the need that plants the seed that must be nurtured and nourished in order for it to blossom.  Call it a labor of love for only LOVE conquers all things....without the people's involvement, you will only return one day to find unchanged.  The "spirit" that was Motown has languished.  I hard Barry Gordy was declaring bankruptcy.  Perhaps helping to resolve Motown's financial deficits might have had more impact.  Every town, every village, every city, every country has a heart and soul all its own - it is the people who reside there.  Empower the people, don't overwhelm them with money but with a spirit of "let's roll up our shirtsleeves and get to work."  Organize, pitch in, bring the neighbors together and celebrate.  They can do it - don't unerestimate the power of the heart.  Motown's music is a reflection of that spirit - let it live again!