least favorite track per album

while this might be easy for some, it might be tough for others! it doesn't mean it's a terrible track or that you hate it. for instance, most [[if not all) of Right On is considered great. but which is your least favorite?

Meet - i want a guy
sing HDH - you're gone [[but always in my heart)
love child - he's my sunny boy
reflections - then
sing R&H - my funny valentine
right on - everybody's got the right
touch - time and love
high energy - till the boat sails away

diana ross 70 - reach out and touch
surrender - a simply thing like cry
diana ross 76 - smile

MEET - Never Again
WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO - Standing at the Crossroads of Love
MORE HITS - Ask Any Girl [only because its a repeat]
I HEAR A SYMPHONY - With a Song in My Heart
A GO GO - Money
SUPREMES SING HDH - Its the Same Old Song
REFLECTIONS - What the World Needs Now
JOIN THE TEMPTS - Ain't No Mountain High Enough
LOVE CHILD - Chains of Love
LET THE SUNSHINE IN - Let the Music Play
TOGETHER - The Weight
CREAM OF THE CROP - When its To the Top
RIGHT ON - Then We Can Try Again
THE MAGNIFICENT 7 - Baby, You've Got What It Takes
NEW WAYS - Bridge Over Troubled Water
THE RETURN OF THE MAGNIFICENT 7 - I Wonder Where We're Going
TOUCH - Touch
DYNAMITE Melodie
FLOY JOY - Now the Bitter, Now the Sweet
JIMMY WEBB - Beyond Myself
THE SUPREMES - Where Is It I Belong
HIGH ENERGY - Till the Boat Sails Away
MARY, SCHERRIE, & SUSAYE - You're My Driving Wheel

DIANA ROSS [70] - You're Al I Need to Get By
EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING - Ain't No Sad Song
SURRENDER - Didn't You Know
TOUCH ME IN THE MORNING - My Baby, My Baby My Own
DIANA AND MARVIN - Love Twins
LAST TIME I SAW HIM - Turn Around
DIANA ROSS [76] - Kiss Me Now
BABY IT'S ME - Too Shy to Say
ROSS [1978] - Reach Out, I'll Be There [an unnecessary inclusion]
THE BOSS - Once in the Morning
DIANA - Upside Down
WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE - Sweet Surrender
SILK ELECTRIC - Still in Love
ROSS [1983] - Up Front
SWEPT AWAY - We Are the Children of the World
EATEN ALIVE - Eaten Alive
RED HOT RHYTHM AND BLUES - There Goes My Baby
WORKIN' OVERTIME - Keep on Dancin'
THE FORCE BEHIND THE POWER - You're Gonna Love It
TAKE ME HIGHER - Swing It
EVERY DAY IS A NEW DAY - Got to be Free
I LOVE YOU - Crazy Little Thing Called Love
THANK YOU - ??? [need to listen some more]

Eaten alive. Eaten alive
Swept away. We are the children.
Red hot..shockwaves
Silk electric. Turn me over
Why do fools fall. Work that body two can make it.
Ross. up front
Ross 78. Together
Last time I saw him. Entire album
Everything is everything..long n winding road

Supremes..
Meet..I want a guy.
WDOLG. Kiss of fire
Bit of Liverpool. Buy me love hard days night.
Country...my heart can't take it no more
IHAS. Yesterday
Sing HDH...same old Song
AGo Go. Most side two
Reflection. Up up and away
Love child..somethings u never get. Sunny boy..honey bee
sunshine..all of it
Cream . Shadows of society

“WOW”. I consider many of the songs already listed as stunning Ross classics. It’s only during the rca years i can pick songs i actually hate.

Why Do Fools - Endless Love
Silk Electric - Fool For Your Love
ross 83 - Upfront
Swept Away - We Are The Children
Eaten Alive - Don’t Give Up On Each Other
RHR&B - Shockwaves

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“WOW”. I consider many of the songs already listed as stunning Ross classics. It’s only during the rca years i can pick songs i actually hate.

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For the Motown years, it was harder for me to pick a song that I liked least. Some of my choices from those years were just me trying to make a decision. But in the case of albums like SURRENDER, THE BOSS, or RIGHT ON, I really couldn't find a song I didn't like.

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Originally Posted by reese

For the Motown years, it was harder for me to pick a song that I liked least. Some of my choices from those years were just me trying to make a decision. But in the case of albums like SURRENDER, THE BOSS, or RIGHT ON, I really couldn't find a song I didn't like.

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I feel the same way, reese. I found it hard to choose a least favorite from albums I actually totally love. For me those albums were More Hits, Diana Ross 1976, Baby It's Me, The Boss. [Note that none of these are from the RCA years or even post-RCA]

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I feel the same way, reese. I found it hard to choose a least favorite from albums I actually totally love. For me those albums were More Hits, Diana Ross 1976, Baby It's Me, The Boss and diana 1980. [Note that none of these are from the RCA years or even post-RCA]

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keep in mind we're not saying it's a "bad" song or one you hate. but maybe the one with a slightly weaker production. or as with my choice from Surrender of A Simple Thing Like Cry, i selected it because i just find it a little less of a fav in how the chorus is handled. how Diana sings "cry" is totally exposed with little backing track behind her and the nasality of her voice sort of cuts through. i still like the song, but if choosing a track that i might like the least from that album, it would be this one

These are songs that I strongly disliked when released and I made a point of avoiding for years. Most of the time I would skip them and never seek out or add them to playlists. A few have redeemed themselves with alternate versions in the Expanded Editions. I didn't include albums that I have rarely played in recent years [or decades] and so I have forgotten specific songs. In other words some songs left no strong impression one way or another.

MEET - Never Again
WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO - ASK ANY GIRL
A BIT OF LIVERPOOL - How Do You Do It
CW&P - Tumbling Tumbleweeds
MORE HITS - ASK ANY GIRL, He Holds His Own
SUPREMES SING HDH - Its the Same Old Song, Love Is Like A Heatwave
GREATEST HITS - ASK ANY GIRL
LET THE SUNSHINE IN - Everyday People, Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In
TOGETHER - The Weight
CREAM OF THE CROP - Till Johnny Comes, The Beginning Of The End
RIGHT ON - The Loving Country
NEW WAYS - Is There A Place
TOUCH - Time and Love
FLOY JOY - Precious Little Things
THE SUPREMES - It's All Been Said Before, This Is Why I Believe In You

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Originally Posted by reese

For the Motown years, it was harder for me to pick a song that I liked least. Some of my choices from those years were just me trying to make a decision. But in the case of albums like SURRENDER, THE BOSS, or RIGHT ON, I really couldn't find a song I didn't like.

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For me there are no bad tracks on albums such as Diana Ross 70, Surrender, Touch Me, Diana & Marvin, The Boss, diana etc.There are a few Supremes songs i’m not that fond of, but not ones i could say i strongly dislike.
Bad songs a plenty during her rca years, and probably on “I Love You”.

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Originally Posted by sup_fan

keep in mind we're not saying it's a "bad" song or one you hate. but maybe the one with a slightly weaker production. or as with my choice from Surrender of A Simple Thing Like Cry, i selected it because i just find it a little less of a fav in how the chorus is handled. how Diana sings "cry" is totally exposed with little backing track behind her and the nasality of her voice sort of cuts through. i still like the song, but if choosing a track that i might like the least from that album, it would be this one

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I consider A Simple Thing Like Cry” to be one of Diana’s best vocal performances ever. It’s interesting how we all prefer different things.

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I consider A Simple Thing Like Cry” to be one of Diana’s best vocal performances ever. It’s interesting how we all prefer different things.

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I love when she sings the title line and the word "cry". By the end of the song, she's sung herself hoarse and actually sounds like she's crying. Maybe she was.

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I love when she sings the title line and the word "cry". By the end of the song, she's sung herself hoarse and actually sounds like she's crying. Maybe she was.

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She totally lives this one. The way she sings the word cry sends chills. Sadly we were to hear less of this style of singing as the years progressed.

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Originally Posted by sup_fan

keep in mind we're not saying it's a "bad" song or one you hate. but maybe the one with a slightly weaker production. or as with my choice from Surrender of A Simple Thing Like Cry, i selected it because i just find it a little less of a fav in how the chorus is handled. how Diana sings "cry" is totally exposed with little backing track behind her and the nasality of her voice sort of cuts through. i still like the song, but if choosing a track that i might like the least from that album, it would be this one

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I know, sup_fan. This is a great thread! It's always interesting to me to know other peoples' thoughts, likes & dislikes. I love the differences.

I still can't choose from More Hits, Diana Ross 1976, Baby It's Me or The Boss but my least favorite from Diana 1980 is Tenderness. I leave that off my playlists.

The easy cast-offs for me are:
Meet: Who's Lovin' You
WDOLG: Run, Run, Run
Bit of Liverpool: How Do You Do It [off-putting vocals]
CW&P: My Heart Can't Take It No More
Sam Cooke: Shake
Merry Christmas: Joy to the World
IHAS: Lover's Concerto [prefer the Toys version]
A Go Go: Hang On Sloopy
Sing HDH: It's The Same Old Song
Sing R&H: Blue Moon
Reflections: What The World Needs Now
Sing Funny Girl: Cornet Man
Join The Tempts: Sweet Inspiration
Love Child: You've Been So Wonderful to Me
Let The Sunshine In: Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In
Together: The Weight
Cream of the Crop: Blowin' in the Wind
Right On: I Got Hurt Trying to Be the Only Girl in Your Life
NWBLS: Is There a Place in His Heart for Me
Mag7: Without the One You Love
Touch: Time & Love
Floy Joy: Now the Bitter, Now the Sweet
Jimmy Webb: Beyond Myself
Supremes75: Where Is It I Belong
High Energy: Till the Boat Sails Away
MSS: You Are the Heart of Me

Diana Ross albums:
DR70: Keep an Eye [redundant, prefer the DRATS version]
EIE: Close to You
Surrender: A Simple Thing Like Cry
TMIM: We Need You
Diana & Marvin: Don't Knock My Love
LTISH: You
Ross78: Together
WDFFIL: Think I'm In Love
SE: So Close
Ross83: Girls
SA: We Are the Children of the World
EA: Oh Teacher
RHRB: Shockwaves
FBTP: Force Behind the Power
TMH: Don't Stop
EDIAND: So They Say
ILY: Take My Breath Away
Thank You: Let's Do It

[I have no opinion or interest in Dynamite, ReturnMag7]

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Originally Posted by lucky2012

I know, sup_fan. This is a great thread! It's always interesting to me to know other peoples' thoughts, likes & dislikes. I love the differences.

I still can't choose from More Hits, Diana Ross 1976, Baby It's Me or The Boss but my least favorite from Diana 1980 is Tenderness. I leave that off my playlists.

The easy cast-offs for me are:
Meet: Who's Lovin' You
WDOLG: Run, Run, Run
Bit of Liverpool: How Do You Do It [off-putting vocals]
CW&P: My Heart Can't Take It No More
Sam Cooke: Shake
Merry Christmas: Joy to the World
IHAS: Lover's Concerto [prefer the Toys version]
A Go Go: Hang On Sloopy
Sing HDH: It's The Same Old Song
Sing R&H: Blue Moon
Reflections: What The World Needs Now
Sing Funny Girl: Cornet Man
Join The Tempts: Sweet Inspiration
Love Child: You've Been So Wonderful to Me
Let The Sunshine In: Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In
Together: The Weight
Cream of the Crop: Blowin' in the Wind
Right On: I Got Hurt Trying to Be the Only Girl in Your Life
NWBLS: Is There a Place in His Heart for Me
Mag7: Without the One You Love
Touch: Time & Love
Floy Joy: Now the Bitter, Now the Sweet
Jimmy Webb: Beyond Myself
Supremes75: Where Is It I Belong
High Energy: Till the Boat Sails Away
MSS: You Are the Heart of Me

Diana Ross albums:
DR70: Keep an Eye [redundant, prefer the DRATS version]
EIE: Close to You
Surrender: A Simple Thing Like Cry
TMIM: We Need You
Diana & Marvin: Don't Knock My Love
LTISH: You
Ross78: Together
WDFFIL: Think I'm In Love
SE: So Close
Ross83: Girls
SA: We Are the Children of the World
EA: Oh Teacher
RHRB: Shockwaves
FBTP: Force Behind the Power
TMH: Don't Stop
EDIAND: So They Say
ILY: Take My Breath Away
Thank You: Let's Do It

[I have no opinion or interest in Dynamite, ReturnMag7]

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it is fun to compare. i share a lot of your list but would love to hear what/why you've listed a few tunes:

I Got Hurt from Right On and We Need You from TMITM

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Originally Posted by johnjeb

These are songs that I strongly disliked when released and I made a point of avoiding for years. Most of the time I would skip them and never seek out or add them to playlists. A few have redeemed themselves with alternate versions in the Expanded Editions. I didn't include albums that I have rarely played in recent years [or decades] and so I have forgotten specific songs. In other words some songs left no strong impression one way or another.

MEET - Never Again
WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO - ASK ANY GIRL
A BIT OF LIVERPOOL - How Do You Do It
CW&P - Tumbling Tumbleweeds
MORE HITS - ASK ANY GIRL, He Holds His Own
SUPREMES SING HDH - Its the Same Old Song, Love Is Like A Heatwave
GREATEST HITS - ASK ANY GIRL
LET THE SUNSHINE IN - Everyday People, Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In
TOGETHER - The Weight
CREAM OF THE CROP - Till Johnny Comes, The Beginning Of The End
RIGHT ON - The Loving Country
NEW WAYS - Is There A Place
TOUCH - Time and Love
FLOY JOY - Precious Little Things
THE SUPREMES - It's All Been Said Before, This Is Why I Believe In You

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haha - wow. so you're probably in the camp that they should have saved Ask Any Girl for it's own A-side single! lol

I love all of those songs , except for one Girls I can’t stand it

70s Supremes [[minus the 4 Tops albums)

Right On: I Got Hurt
New Ways but Jean stays: Is there a Place?
Touch: Time and Love
Floy Joy: A Heart Like Mine
Webb: Beyond Myself
Supremes 75: Where is it I Belong
High Energy: Only you
MSS: Let yourself Go

Meet - Buttered Popcorn
WDOLG - Your Kiss Of Fire
More Hits - NA
Symphony - With A Song In My Heart
A’ Go Go - Hang On Sloopy
HDH - NA
Reflections - Up, Up And Away
Love Child - Honey Bee
LTSI - I’m So Glad I Got Somebody
Join - Funky Broadway
Together - Sing A Simple Song/The Weight
COTC - Hey Jude

DR - I Wouldn’t Change The Man He Is
Surrender - NA
Everything - Ain’t No Sad Song
TMITM - Imagine
D&M - Pledging My Love
Last Time - Behind Closed Doors
DR ‘76 - Smile
BIM - Your Love Is So Good For Me
Ross - Together
The Boss - NA
diana - NA
WDFFIL - Work That Body
Silk - Fool For Your Love
Ross - Girls
Swept Away - Rescue Me
Eaten - Love On The Line
RHR&B - NA
WO - Keep On Dancin’
Force - You’re Gonna Love It
TMH - Don’t Stop
EDIAND - Drop The Mask
ILY - Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Blue - ‘Tain’t Nobody’s Business
Thank You - NA

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it is fun to compare. i share a lot of your list but would love to hear what/why you've listed a few tunes:

I Got Hurt from Right On and We Need You from TMITM

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Both were very hard decisions from strong albums I really liked.

I liked Jean's vocal on I Got Hurt, but the song itself and less polished arrangement made it the weakest track on an otherwise stellar and cohesive debut album for the New Supremes.

We Need You was an even harder decision because the song, the production and Diana's vocal fit the album as well as the others. In the end, I guess I just liked it less than any of the other tracks. [TMIM is just a step below DR76, BIM and The Boss among my favorite DR albums, on par with Diana 1980.]

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I love all of those songs , except for one Girls I can’t stand it

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Agree with you there lol.

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haha - wow. so you're probably in the camp that they should have saved Ask Any Girl for it's own A-side single! lol

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When I bought More Hits in the summer of 1965 and saw that the first song was "Ask Any Girl" I couldn't believe it. The one song from WDOLG that I disliked was now the lead-off to their new album. I was always thankful that AAG was the last song on WDOLG and didn't break the flow to a much-loved album. I'm so glad it wasn't a single I don't think I could have tolerated hearing it once an hour on the radio.

Thankfully there wasn't a LIVE version on At The Copa! Likewise, imagine if they took the tune and wrote holiday lyrics for Merry Christmas!!! [Think "Little Bright Star" and Tammi's "I Can't Go On Without You".] Perish the thought. And I am thankful that there was never a Supremes/Temptations duet of "Ask Any Girl" and Tony Martin's "Ask Any Man" on Join. Maybe that would have been the straw that broke the camel's back and I would have burned my Supremes Fan Club membership card and tossed my pin.

I don't know why AAG never appealed to me. Until a few months ago when other members on the forum outed themselves and shared their dislike of the song, I thought I was the only one. I know I'm the only one among my close Motown friends. I think it's the slow intro that annoys me. These days I can see the appeal of the song, but I don't need or want to hear it too often.

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When I bought More Hits in the summer of 1965 and saw that the first song was "Ask Any Girl" I couldn't believe it. The one song from WDOLG that I disliked was now the lead-off to their new album. I was always thankful that AAG was the last song on WDOLG and didn't break the flow to a much-loved album. I'm so glad it wasn't a single I don't think I could have tolerated hearing it once an hour on the radio.

Thankfully there wasn't a LIVE version on At The Copa! Likewise, imagine if they took the tune and wrote holiday lyrics for Merry Christmas!!! [Think "Little Bright Star" and Tammi's "I Can't Go On Without You".] Perish the thought. And I am thankful that there was never a Supremes/Temptations duet of "Ask Any Girl" and Tony Martin's "Ask Any Man" on Join. Maybe that would have been the straw that broke the camel's back and I would have burned my Supremes Fan Club membership card and tossed my pin.

I don't know why AAG never appealed to me. Until a few months ago when other members on the forum outed themselves and shared their dislike of the song, I thought I was the only one. I know I'm the only one among my close Motown friends. I think it's the slow intro that annoys me. These days I can see the appeal of the song, but I don't need or want to hear it too often.

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I'll have to agree about "Ask Any Girl." When I first heard it, the background "oooos" stuck out and they sounded off pitch. In the song and the background vocals defense, there might be some weird frequencies/harmonics that only my ears were picking up.

It's inclusion as the first track on "More Hits" disappointed me because it is so 'blah' compared with the other songs on the album with the exception of "He Holds His Own". As a kid, I didn't understand what the phrase 'holding his own' meant....holding his own what?

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I love all of those songs , except for one Girls I can’t stand it

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You got my curiosity . If you don't like it to that degree , it must be a stinker!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4fI9h_Xls4


Yep pee-yew. I wouldn't even call it singing, more like shrill loud reciting.

never mind the narrative.

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Originally Posted by Boogiedown

You got my curiosity . If you don't like it to that degree , it must be a stinker!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4fI9h_Xls4


Yep pee-yew. I wouldn't even call it singing, more like shrill loud reciting.

never mind the narrative.

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A good description and a definite low point.

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Originally Posted by johnjeb

When I bought More Hits in the summer of 1965 and saw that the first song was "Ask Any Girl" I couldn't believe it. The one song from WDOLG that I disliked was now the lead-off to their new album. I was always thankful that AAG was the last song on WDOLG and didn't break the flow to a much-loved album. I'm so glad it wasn't a single I don't think I could have tolerated hearing it once an hour on the radio.

Thankfully there wasn't a LIVE version on At The Copa! Likewise, imagine if they took the tune and wrote holiday lyrics for Merry Christmas!!! [Think "Little Bright Star" and Tammi's "I Can't Go On Without You".] Perish the thought. And I am thankful that there was never a Supremes/Temptations duet of "Ask Any Girl" and Tony Martin's "Ask Any Man" on Join. Maybe that would have been the straw that broke the camel's back and I would have burned my Supremes Fan Club membership card and tossed my pin.

I don't know why AAG never appealed to me. Until a few months ago when other members on the forum outed themselves and shared their dislike of the song, I thought I was the only one. I know I'm the only one among my close Motown friends. I think it's the slow intro that annoys me. These days I can see the appeal of the song, but I don't need or want to hear it too often.

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i don't know that i love the intro to AAG. i'm not sure how i feel about the violin solo. it's just a little odd IMO. but the rest of the song is pretty good

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I'll have to agree about "Ask Any Girl." When I first heard it, the background "oooos" stuck out and they sounded off pitch. In the song and the background vocals defense, there might be some weird frequencies/harmonics that only my ears were picking up.

It's inclusion as the first track on "More Hits" disappointed me because it is so 'blah' compared with the other songs on the album with the exception of "He Holds His Own". As a kid, I didn't understand what the phrase 'holding his own' meant....holding his own what?

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to be honest, i think if i were to categorize the "second tier" HDH songs from the first tier, it would almost undoubtedly be on the basis of odd lyrics. phrases and bits that just are too clunky. i know they were cramming and trying to make things work. sometimes it turned out ok when they'd make up a word to get a rhyme or concoct an odd phrase to make something work. but others seem to be just awkward.

He Holds His Own makes you have to think a little too much. the listener has to work to figure out what's going on. whereas Back In My Arms Again is a no brainer

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You got my curiosity . If you don't like it to that degree , it must be a stinker!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4fI9h_Xls4


Yep pee-yew. I wouldn't even call it singing, more like shrill loud reciting.

never mind the narrative.

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haha i like this one! i think it would have been an amazing video too. i get it that she's yelling a bit more than singing. but it's always been one i've enjoyed and it's often on playlists lol

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haha i like this one! i think it would have been an amazing video too. i get it that she's yelling a bit more than singing. but it's always been one i've enjoyed and it's often on playlists lol

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I always associate you with this song sup. I can’t for the life of me think why you like it but each to his own lol.
Out of curiosity, do you wish she had written and recorded more songs in a similar vein?.

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I always associate you with this song sup. I can’t for the life of me think why you like it but each to his own lol.
Out of curiosity, do you wish she had written and recorded more songs in a similar vein?.

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no i don't think this was a "sound" to further explore. it's just very 80s pop. heavy synthesizer, materialistic, superficial. And frankly i don't find it to be totally out of place on Ross 83. i think it blends in a bit more seamlessly that the Parker tracks. Up Front is my least fav of the album.

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no i don't think this was a "sound" to further explore. it's just very 80s pop. heavy synthesizer, materialistic, superficial. And frankly i don't find it to be totally out of place on Ross 83. i think it blends in a bit more seamlessly that the Parker tracks. Up Front is my least fav of the album.

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Alas i’m the opposite as i find the song really jarring. With the exception of the awful “Up Front” i find the remaining Ray Parker songs far more in keeping with the laid back vibe of the album.

1970
- Diana Ross - Reach out and touch
- Everything is everything - Doobedood’ndoobe, Doobedood’ndoobe, Doobedood’ndoo
1971
- Surrender - And If You See Him
1973
- Touch me in the morning - imagine
- Diana & Marvin - Pledging My Love
1974
- Last Time I Saw Him - I don't know this one
1976
- Diana Ross - I Thought It Took A Little Time
1977
- Baby it's me - Your Love Is So Good For Me
1978
- Ross - All of them except "You Were The One"
1979
- The Boss - I'm in the world
1980
- diana - My old piano
1981
- Why do fools fall in love - Why do fools fall in love
1982
- Silk electric - In your Arms
1983
- Ross - Girls
1984
- Swept away - Nobody makes me crazy like you do
1985
- Eaten Alive - Crime of passion
1987
- Red hot - Shockwaves
1989
- Workin’ Overtime - What Can One Person Do - keep on dancing
1991
- The Force Behind The Power - Waiting In The Wings
1995
- Take me higher - I Never Loved A Man Before
1999
- EDAND - Love Is All That Matters
2007
- I love you - Take My Breath Away, Only you, Lovely day
- Thank you ????????

Right On....I got hurt
New Ways..come together
Touch........time and love
Floyd joy......oh be my love
jW......beyond myself

supremes 75..where is it I belong
High energy..don't wanna lose you
miss....come into my life

MEET - Play A Sad Song
WHERE DID - Your Kiss Of Fire
BIT OF L-POOL - Bits & Pieces -&- How Do The Chipmunks Do It [[Tied)
SING C&W - Banjo Band -&- My Heart Can't Take It No More
SAM COOKE - Bring It On Home To Me
MORE HITS - Mother Dear [[crappy lyrics, otherwise OK)
MERRY XMAS - Joy To The World
SYMPHONY - Yesterday
A GO-GO - I Can't Help Myself
SING H-D-H - [[You're Gone But) Always In My Heart
SING R & H - Mountain Greenery
REFLECTIONS - Up, Up And Away
FG - All of it! Should have been canned... forever and ever!
JOIN - A Place In The Sun
LOVE CHILD - I'll Set You Free
SUNSHINE - Everyday People
TOGETHER - I'll Be Doggone
CREAM - You Gave Me Love, Shadows Of Society, Till Johnny Comes -&- The Beginning Of The End [[4-way tie, and my least favorite Supremes album, after FG. And hate the jacket front too - no other Supremes front cover annoys me as much as this one does!)

RIGHT ON - Take A Closer Look At Me
MAG 7 - Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing -&- Everyday People [[Tied)
NEW WAYS - Is There A Place [[In His Heart For Me)
RETURN MAG 7 - I Wonder Where We're Going
TOUCH - Touch
DYNAMITE - It's Impossible
FLOY JOY - Now The Bitter, Now The Sweet
JIMMY WEBB - Beyond Myself, I keep It Hid -&- Paradise [[3-way tie)
SUPREMES 1975 - Where Is It I Belong

DIANA ROSS 1970 - You're All I Need To Get By
EVERYTHING IS - Ain't No Sad Song
SURRENDER - I'll Settle For You
TOUCH ME - Little Girl Blue
DIANA & MARVIN - Include Me In Your Life
LAST TIME - Behind Closed Doors
DIANA ROSS 1976 - Kiss Me Now -&- After You [[Tied)