Does any one happen to know which show this was taken at? Appears to be 1966.
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Does any one happen to know which show this was taken at? Appears to be 1966.
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There is sure not a lot to go on in that picture. No clues at all.
Ask Stephen Woods on Facebook....he'll tell what they had for lunch that day too!
LOL!!!! Stop! LOL!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by theboyfromxtown
Those are the "White Shine Poodle" gowns or whatever name Stephen Woods makes up for them and claims that's what they were called back in 1965. In some way, Woods reminds me of Donald Trump. Lie after lie to con people into thinking he's an expert in something he actually knows nothing about. Take what he says with a grain of salt.Quote:
Originally Posted by theboyfromxtown
Could it be in the UK as the amplifiers are Vox?
I like Mr Woods. he seems to be mostly accurate from what ive seen
hahahahaahahaha!!
Brad - do you have any pics of the Sups [[MSS) in the uni-gown from Caesar's? i thought i heard it was red or something like. any pattern or design on it?
Amazing Diane and Mary aren't deaf.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Polhill
Here is a similar picture that I have that may be from the same show. If it is then it was 1965.Attachment 12987
Oh ok. It's from that concert they did in 1965. LOL!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by captainjames
I haven't come across photos of them wearing the Hair parody uni-gown. I have seen it in person in storage. From what I can remember it had silver, red and black sequins.Quote:
Originally Posted by sup_fan
You really do enjoy being an imbecile. Can you read? I stated it appeared to be 1966. The gentleman simply said it was from 1965, nothing more. Now comprehend what you just said as ridiculous and childish as it is. I asked a simple question and look what your ignorance has already turned it into. It's disgusting for someone to act like this at your age. Children have more maturity and intelligence. Is it possible to continue the thread without all this nonsense and get a respectable answer? Probably not.Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
Drop dead ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by nathanj06
Just got a copy of the Caesars show from a fan. Fascinating to hear the infamous medley. They had several less-used songs in the medley like Itching and nothing but heartaches. They emphasize some specific lyrics. Like I Can't Break Away from Heartaches and and You Keep Me Hanging On. Wondering if the choreography for the medley had them trying to be funny with these lyrics and the dress.
Needless to say there was stony silence. Zero laughter
That was the show where they opened for Alan King. It was noted in the reviews that the audience "didn't get" the Supremes routine. They didn't even get that the Supremes were doing a parody of the ladies that parodied them in the musical "Hair" LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by sup_fan
Exactly. Mary and scherrie start the medley singing baby love. But susaye is singing Where. They correct themselves and the background switches to where. The singing is good and it's an interesting medley - nice change from the previous ones. But knowing the dress story it's painful 😖
Yup, now I am going on pure memory [[which is dangerous LOL). It was after this show [[which was months before the MSG Richard Nader's Oldies Show) that the first real talk of Mary going solo.Quote:
Originally Posted by sup_fan
OH MY WORD,hOW DOES HE GET AWAY WITH IT,TERRIBLE REGARD.TUTQuote:
Originally Posted by marv2
Honestman, I have certain individuals on ignore as suggested but his comments bleeds through when others respond. I have realized that we are only children once but can be immature forever. I can dig more into the actual concert and when it was done but most of my resources have left us or their memory is a little faint.Quote:
Originally Posted by honest man
I would love to put on ignore but things like this need pinpointing out especially at times he pleads not guilty and other decent people get binned-leave,i also read his posts as he for some strange reason tries to tarnish Diana Ross at every oppurtunity and we as Motown Fans need to pick up everytime for younger generations to appreciate this decent wonderful lady.so sad but true,thats my explanation,cheers.
slammer lolQuote:
Originally Posted by nathanj06
Point proven.Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
Again, I only asked where or when the above photo was taken. Any "true" info greatly appreciated. marv2 or Martha, is now on ignore. Hopefully that will eliminate some fodder.
That sort of response is the reason I rarely participate in this forum anymore.
These are the same gowns, right? Hullabaloo [[singing the Children's Christmas Ding-Dong Song).....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCcXWBxhFz4
[[Sorry, but when I copy and paste the url, the image doesn't show up)
From Mark's Diana Ross Website:
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This television capture seems to be from the actual performance. The one above might be from rehearsal- Please note the bottom of Mary & Flo's gowns.
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As you wrote above, this is definitely a rehearsal. If you look closely, you can see Mary holding a sheet of paper off which she and Flo are reading the lyrics. Strange that they didn't know them, considering the song consists of the same chorus being sung three times. But if you look at the actual performance, there are moments where they miss some of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by carole cucumber
Also, Mary and Flo are wearing a completely different dress than Diana in this photo. I've seen other rehearsal shots where Diana is wearing a coat as well.