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14 forgotten hit songs of the 1960s that are still fantastic
It is thought and said that the 1960s was the decade when pop exploded in all its shapes and forms - the decade when there ...
The Daily Telegraph6y
Life and
who founded the Motown label in 1959 In the mid-1960s The Supremes, with Diana Ross very much at the front, were reeling off hit after hit for Berry Gordy Jr’s Motown label Marvin Gaye ...
Bay Area Reporter11d
Former Ladies of the Supremes: Classic pop music lives on at the Showcase Theater
What can the audience expect at your December 20 show? Wonderful music with a fantastic band! We'll have Supremes song for everyone to enjoy and bring back wonderful memories. There will also be a ...
Stereogum6y
The Number Ones: The Supremes’ “You Keep Me Hangin’ On”
It’s a brisk, urgent, desperate song, and it absolutely snaps into gear the second we hear that itchy morse-code guitar riff panning between speaker channels. And the hard snap of the Supremes ...
Juneau Empire on MSN4mon
‘Supreme Sisters’: Former Ladies of The Supremes will perform in Juneau
Their vision was to rekindle the glamour, style and music of The Supremes, who rose to fame as an all-girls R&B group during ...
Stereogum6y
The Number Ones: The Supremes’ “I Hear A Symphony”
That’s where Motown was with the Supremes in the waning days of 1965 ... she’s in dazed disbelief over how good she has it. The song’s central idea isn’t exactly a complicated one.