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American Gangster- Motown Black Mafia Families

Al Profit

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Eddie Jackson and Courtney Brown were the biggest Kingpins in Detroit during the 1970's. This Al Profit documentary is the legendary "Motown Mafia" #

My documentary "Motown Mafia" the story of the Eddie Jackson and Courtney Brown organization that dominated the "game" in Detroit.
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Check out part 1 of the Detroit Classic "Rollin": Video
00:00:00 Big Meech Detroit Legend
00:01:30 1973 Detroit Heroin Kingpins
00:02:26 Black Bottom & Paradise valley Detroit
00:07:31 1967 Riot Detroit
00:08:18 Dope Game takes over Detroit
00:10:21 Motown Mafia Connect John Classen
00:20:43 Detroit Police Corruption
00:23:46 Courtney Brown, Sr gets in the game
00:24:58 Ali-Frazier & the Gambino Mafia
00:27:05 Eddie Jackson the Crowd Pleaser
00:34:44 Biggest Kingpins in America
00:38:33 Motown Mafia
00:41:36 Murder City Henry Marzette
00:45:41 Biggest Heroin Bust in Michigan History
00:47:35 Eddie Jackson Indictment
00:49:46 Black Gangsters move to the Suburbs
01:01:28 Money Laundering
01:04:44 Frank Lucas vs Eddie Jackson
01:06:20 Black Corleone Family
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20 Comments

@alprofit Creator 6 years ago (edited) Pinned

"White Powder, Black Power"
https://youtu.be/CkkoWaHxwHk
"City of Dope":
https://youtu.be/B2vO0fmuCy4

@Bobo-pd1bm 3 years ago

People always see these stories and think the worst outcome is prison . Behind each one of these kingpins are 100,000s of broken hearts , destroyed childhoods . Destroyed lives ! Don’t forget it .

@tahireugene8385 6 years ago (edited)

"Well if I tell you that....then you'd be in my business!"(The answer of the century.)

@TheDCGuitar13 7 years ago

Eddie Jacksons was the underworlds version of chick fila. Taking care of everyone, having cops wanting to protect him, respecting every customer. You don’t see gangsters that take care of their neighbors anymore.

@kelceyallen433 3 years ago

I haven't seen this documentary in a minute. THE HISTORY OF DETROIT IS 🙌🏿 TREMENDOUS, Riveting, Heartbreaking, uplifting, powerful, traumatic, dramatic.
I give it 5 Stars 🌟

@Happy-dq9iu 5 years ago

I was born a raised in Detroit, left in 1980. I cry every time I go back and visit when I see how drugs and violence have destroyed a beautiful city. PLEASE DO NOT GLORIFY criminal and destructive behavior. Where does it get you - dead, broke or in jail talking about the good ole days. Give me a break.

@Jake410-u3x 6 years ago

"My only regret was getting caught"... That's my dawg!! 😂😂

@soundtrapp8164 6 years ago

eddie jackson needs a movie, his style was solid and he didnt snitch. anybody who leaves Muhhamad Ali at the door deserves a movie lol

@flexfrank1072 7 years ago

30 ppl indicted, no snitches , those days been over

@jasonmadison3669 6 years ago (edited)

My grandfather was Eddie and Courtney’s realtor. Sold them their houses in Northland Gardens. RIP Al French, he used to tell me stories about how Eddie bought him fur coats and type of gifts. Real OGs Salute 💯

@gregburger5186 6 years ago

Eddie jackson is the truth , perfect clothing , perfect hair , respectful , take care of friends that dont have enough he will cover. Plus take trips with friends and family. They need to make a movie about eddie jackson for real.

@jeeniewhatley528 7 years ago

Hollywood needs to stop focusing on the Italian mafia movies, and start focusing on the Black Mafia. There are tons of fresh stories here

@roberttulibacki7332 6 years ago (edited)

Dam Eiddie Jackson is probably the most nicest and loyal, stand up kingpin of all times.

@warrenmorphis4208 6 years ago

You know these are the real deal, original, one-of-a-kind OGs --- When they say "Hair -ron" ..... :)

@bigcapper2689 5 years ago

The part I love most about your series and the family members who spoke on Eddie was that they gave you an honest portrayal and didnt glorify it

@MohammedAhmed-lp5se 5 years ago

This is why eddies kids turned out decent, well spoken, well dressed & politely speaking. He must have been a good man. He's tv interview sounded quite good, I truly have much respect for the man, from the documentary, it's seems he was a good a man. May he have peace.

@kennethwill246 7 years ago

Eddie Jackson was a brilliant man, i understand what his plan was.

@adammccartin7000 6 years ago

WOW, that was one the greatest documentary or untold story I've seen on the 20th century drug trade in America!
Very well put together + authentic to its core, showing the drastic differences between the drug lords of yesteryear compared to the brutal + ruthless sociopaths of modern day kingpins!

@teresagary7158 7 years ago

Eddie son is JUST LIKE his dad and grand dad...Courtney is JUST LIKE his dad but he used the wisdom for a better LEGAL outcome.

@ventureted 5 years ago

Something I find interesting in these stories of older generation, very high level black drug dealers, when you see and hear their kids, extremely well educated and articulate. So different than what is practiced or seems to be practices now with younger generations seeking a better life.