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The Supremes [US1]

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Aliases
Diana Ross & The Supremes
Jean, Scherrie & Lynda of the Supremes
Country
United States
Comments
Female vocal act that became one of Motown Records' biggest acts and one of the biggest groups overall throughout the 1960s
Members
Florence Ballard (1959-1967)
Scherrie Payne (1973-1977)
Diana Ross (1959-1970)
Susaye Greene (1976-1977)
Mary Wilson (1959-1977)
Jean Terrell (1970-1973)
Lynda Laurence (1972-1973)
Barbara Martin [US1] (1960-1962)
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Originals

Title Performer Release date Covered by
June 12, 1963 (2 artists)
March 20, 1967 Wanderléa
October 27, 1964 Gladys Knight & The Pips
 REL February 18, 1966 Gladys Knight & The Pips
Originally by Kim Weston REC
 REL April 1986 Originally by Stevie Wonder REC
August 31, 1964 (68 artists)
May 1972 (4 artists)
August 31, 1964 (73 artists)
April 15, 1965 (24 artists)
March 22, 1973 (3 artists)
July 21, 1961 Eva Kostolányiová
May 1975 (2 artists)
October 1976 Awaken [BE]
August 31, 1964 (54 artists)
Sampled by The Go! Team [GB]
May 26, 1969 (2 artists)
 REL December 2004 Originally by Gladys Knight & The Pips REC
December 29, 1965 (2 artists)
December 14, 1971 (2 artists)
 REL August 21, 1969 Originally by Jonah Jones REC
February 29, 1968 (4 artists)
January 23, 1967 (2 artists)
June 1971 Four Tops
June 1971 G.C. Cameron
November 13, 1968 Jackson 5
November 13, 1968 The Weathermen
 REL July 23, 1965 (2 artists)
Originally by Mary Wells REC
November 13, 1968 (2 artists)
November 1972 (4 artists)
October 6, 1965 (32 artists)
June 1971 Hanne Krogh
 REC January 23, 1967 (5 artists)
Originally by Four Tops REL
1976 D'llegance
February 8, 1965 Those Fantabulous Strings
October 25, 1967 (4 artists)
 REL September 15, 1970 Gladys Knight & The Pips
Originally by Martha Reeves and The Vandellas REC
 REC June 1971 Originally by Eddie Kendricks REL
March 9, 1961 The Marvelettes
November 13, 1968 (3 artists)
 REL September 30, 1968 (38 artists)
Originally by Syreeta REC
Sampled by Public Enemy
October 1976 Awaken [BE]
January 11, 1967 (14 artists)
April 8, 1966 (18 artists)
January 23, 1967 Christine Schumacher Sings with The Supremes
November 1965 The Temptations [US1]
December 29, 1965 (62 artists)
April 15, 1971 (7 artists)
May 9, 1969 Russell Grant and The Starlettes
July 16, 1965 Those Fantabulous Strings
June 1971 The Lost Generation
May 1972 Angélica [BR]
July 24, 1967 (27 artists)
October 12, 1966 Elvis Costello
November 13, 1968 Frances Nero
October 31, 1963 Those Fantabulous Strings
September 15, 1970 (5 artists)
February 8, 1965 (113 artists)
October 1976 Awaken [BE]
 REL May 26, 1969 Originally by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles REC
March 20, 1967 (28 artists)
April 26, 1970 (2 artists)
January 11, 1967 (3 artists)
May 9, 1969 The Jackson 5
April 1986 Patrice Holloway
1976 Hiromi Iwasaki
November 5, 1962 (2 artists)
June 1971 (4 artists)
November 1965 (2 artists)
February 16, 1970 (22 artists)
 REC December 30, 2016 Originally by Harvey Fuqua REL
October 31, 1963 (10 artists)
June 17, 1964 (93 artists)
May 1975 (2 artists)
 REL July 23, 1965 The Isley Brothers
Originally by Brenda Holloway REC
 REL September 23, 1969 Originally by The Temptations [US1] REC
 REC March 25, 2008 Diana Ross
Originally by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles REL
 REL July 25, 1966 (122 artists)
Originally by Diana Ross & The Supremes REC
 REC March 25, 2008 (122 artists)
Originally by The Supremes [US1] REL
November 1969 Jimmy Ruffin
June 1971 Top of the Pops
October 12, 1966 (152 artists)
1976 G.C. Cameron
 REL May 1972 Greta y los Garbo
Originally by Kim Weston REC

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