Playlist
The Supremes Essentials
Apple Music Pop
Tracks: 2576:38
Motown's definitive girl group elevated romance to soaring drama.
Updated Aug 9, 2017
Tracks 25
- 1Fall Soul3:01
- 2In My Glow Up Era2:34
- 3Diana Ross & The Supremes: The No. 1's2:39
- 4Motown Celebrates Black History: Classic Love Songs2:53
- 5The Story Of The Supremes2:56
- 6Old But Gold3:26
- 7Diana Ross & The Supremes: The No. 1's3:11
- 8Motown Gold2:34
- 9Motown: The Complete No. 1's2:42
- 10Diana Ross & The Supremes: The No. 1's3:01
- 11Girl Groups Of The 60's2:42
- 12The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 7: 19672:51
- 13Diana Ross & The Supremes: The No. 1's3:02
- 14All Time Greats3:01
- 15Joined Together: The Complete Studio Duets3:06
- 16Anthology3:21
- 17Supremes (2000 Box Set)2:59
- 18Reflections2:39
- 19The Story Of The Supremes3:00
- 20Supremes (2000 Box Set)4:07
- 21The Complete Motown Singles, Vol. 11B: 19712:49
- 22Magnificent: The Complete Studio Duets4:51
- 23Supremes (2000 Box Set)3:02
- 24The Supremes Sing Holland-Dozier-Holland (Expanded Edition)2:48
- 25Motown the Musical – 100 Originals3:13
About this playlist
Steeped in sugary sophistication, Motown's definitive girl group elevated everyday romance to soaring drama. The Supremes thrived on Diana Ross' velvety, pleading turns as lead singer, buoyed by Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson's immaculate harmonising. Starting with 1964's “Where Did Our Love Go”, the trio embarked on a dream run of era-defining hits, graduating from snappy soul to string-swept pop (“I Hear a Symphony”) and bold social messages (“Love Child”). The group continued after Ross went solo in 1970, with new recruit Jean Terrell stepping up for the dark yet hopeful “Stoned Love”, then finally disbanded following further personnel changes once Wilson departed in 1977. Ballard passed away in 1976, and Wilson in 2021.