The Supremes released "Love Child" in 1968. The soul song rose all the way to number one on the Billboard Hot 100, where it remained for two weeks. It was so popular that they sang it on The Ed ...

The group’s fifteen full length, Love Child, bore the consequences of these changes. Less cute and overtly pop than its predecessors, more soulful and gritty in both sound and lyric, Love Child is ...

“Love Child” was the beginning of the end for the Supremes. After the songwriting team of Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier and Brian Holland (Holland-Dozier-Holland) left Motown in 1968, the Supremes ...

The Supremes spent more than a decade releasing hit after hit. Made up of Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson, and Diana Ross, The Supremes quickly became known for their uptempo, feel-good tunes. Among the ...

*On this day in 1968, The Supremes shocked fans during a performance of “Love Child” on “The Ed Sullivan Show” by ditching the trademark elegant gowns that they were known for, and instead donning ...

Some of the greatest pop and soul music of all time was released by the vaunted Motown label and its subsidiaries and now thanks to the folks at Elemental Music fans can add newly-reissued titles on ...

Diana Ross & the Supremes performed at the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix on Nov. 2, 1968. At the time, the group was considered the top female singing group in the world and the decade's most ...

Diana Ross is an iconic figure in the music industry, known for her powerful vocals, dynamic performances, and enduring impact on popular music. As the lead singer of The Supremes, Ross became one of ...