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Ultimate Collection

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by: Diana Ross

Release Date December 29, 2003
Diana Ross and the Supremes broke down many racial barriers during their eventful reign in the 1960's. Rivalled by only Elvis Presley and The Beatles, their remarkable acheivements included 12 ground-breaking chart-toppers. Motown boss, Berry Gordy, intended to use his roster of artists to appeal too not only blacks but to
break into white culture too. Diana Ross And The Supremes were easily the most successful act at Motown to find acceptance in white culture whilst also shrewdly retaining their wide black base also.

There are popular misconceptions about The Supremes, that Diana Ross stepped all over Mary Wilson and the groups founder, Florence Ballard in a ruthless bid to be the sole star of the group. Mary Wilson had ... Read More:

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Capital Gold Motown Classics

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 17, 2003
Great Songs from Hitsville in this wonderful compilation.
The tracks are not in chronology order but the track listing is great fun.
For a more comphrensive approach of the Motown Sound, see at the boxset "Hitsville USA".

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Only Conversation

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by: Lymie

Release Date November 06, 2001
wow...this is a talented man, i am so happy that someone recomended this album to me. lymie's voice is so beautiful and rich. the music is fantastic. there are some oldies and some new songs. only conversation has to be my favorite however. i put it on repeat. i suggest if you enjoy reggae...buy this album. if you enjoy r&b....buy this album.....if you enjoy music buy this album.
peace

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Only Conversation

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by: Lymie

Release Date November 06, 2001
wow...this is a talented man, i am so happy that someone recomended this album to me. lymie's voice is so beautiful and rich. the music is fantastic. there are some oldies and some new songs. only conversation has to be my favorite however. i put it on repeat. i suggest if you enjoy reggae...buy this album. if you enjoy r&b....buy this album.....if you enjoy music buy this album.
peace

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The Final Concert

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by: Marvin Gaye

Release Date May 23, 2000
Was happy they had typed his last concert. It had a lasting effect as far as his performance. It touches your soul because you could actually feel the pain he was experiencing at that time in his life being torn between two worlds.