It was not promoted by Motown the way it should have been, but that was more about timing. The Supremes in their very early days had misfired with all their singles up until this one, and it seems Motown was caught unprepared for its success. They were not yet the super glamorous girls that most people are familiar with when they released this song. Things changed only after Gordy made them over and polished them up.
and incredibly Diane is still going strong performing and keeping audiences entertained all over theworld60 years later. Gotta hand it to Diane she really haas staying power
@@hunkhk, Diana gets all the hate, yet if it weren't for her, no one would have even known who the Supremes were. She had to do 3x the work for the same pay. She suffered from anorexia, collapsed from exhaustion during performances, etc. Y'all probably think being a top billed entertainer is easy. Puhleeez.. And hmmmm, no oldies disc jockey plays the Jean Terrell, Mary Wilson, or Scherie Payne led Supremes records. Let's give Diana Ross her deserved props where they are due, and quit the negative silliness.
I once saw Dianna Ross walking up Fifth Avenue in New York City and she gave me a mild smile as we see stars but respect their space. I absolutely LOVE this song.
Hubby and were at Great Adventurers Amusement Park, NJ seeing an outdoor. WHOOOO was sitting in front of us but Ms. Ross and her 3 little girls and a man. I kept on saying to hubby THAT'S DIANA, THAT'S HER. He said NO IT WASN'T. Of course, later on, he told me it was her but didn't want me to bother her. I was too much in shock to even wave at her or tap her on her shoulders.
I agree,this song makes you want to DANCE and Sing...i loved it, The winter of 1963 i believe. I remember hearing it on 66 WABC, Cousin Brucie and Dan Ingram used to play it. Before they were the Supremes i believe. I think they were the Primets , not sure though...
Nope, they were indeed The Supremes already. I bought the single as a kid. I believe it may have cracked the Top 20 but did not become a huge hit; that was coming right around the corner with "Where Did Our Love Go". This is the best of their Pre-Major-Success records in my opinion.
This was a fabulous record that should have given the Supremes their first #1 single but Motown was caught unawares with it and couldn't get the promotion behind it that was warranted for a veteran act finally at last breaking smooth. But I don't know anyone who heard this who didn't think the Supremes were poised at last for a monster career. Thanks for the terrific edit and the visuals.
I clicked on this video ten years ago and became an instant Mosogotam fan. Just found out he died of Covid in April of 2020. Rest in peace and thanks for all the joy you've brought to all us Motown fans!
Diana breaking out lead vocals, Flo & Mary keeping in step with style & grace and The Funk Brothers playing backup like their lives depended on it! Does it get any better than this?
mike santoro The truth is not always nice..I made my own success by working hard and having morals, as I watched lesser people have sex with executives and such, to promote themselves.. I am not evil, just an older realistic person. I am not stating Diana Ross had no talent, but to prevent others from attaining any fame, such as Florence Ballard is a burden she will be accountable for..
Richard, I'm 57 myself and agree with 99% of what you're saying. If that is indeed the case karma will get her in the end. BTW, I scrapped my way up out of a sewer myself and have a wonderful wife/son ad am financially secure All without sucking any ass. Peace out
Love The Supremes and every song They sang. But these extended versions are the best. Thank You For Posting. More music to enjoy. I wish I could find all these extended versions on CD. 😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
A great song, indeed with Motown's trademark horns! You have to remember that this is BEFORE their songs were considered "crossover." This was more of a regional hit. It would have been played on black stations. Remember it was released in 1963.
@RogerWilcoSh…What do you mean Mary & Flo are not pretty in this b&w video!? Implying blame it on the footage or the did it on purpose to make them look bad! Well for your information my black queens looks good weather it’s b&w footage or color…!
One of their earliest and best augmented by well considered remix- nicely done. Love happy snappy songs such as this framed by such incredible talent, charm, and loveliness. Diana's voice is truly incredible even after all these years, incomparable.
In this early song you can really hear Flo and Mary, sometimes they over-power the lead, I love it! - As time went on their backgrounds were slowly tuned down and at times barely could hear them - awful shame.
I AGREE..BACKGROUND SINGERS ARE Great and in many many cases underappreciated....They can make a song go to exceptional places...eg". I do love you/Sitting in the park..Billy Stewart.".The one who really loves you"/Mary Wells..Smoky Places/Corsairs AND MANY,,MANY MANY MORE..i LOVE THEM
The girls, as well as HDH, had tried and tried for a hit. This one came out in '63, one year before their first hit Where Did Our Love Go. This should have been the first.
And now a treat,, ladies take it away with your fine self’s, soaring through those notes with grace and ease. Simply amazing girls! What taste, style, that choreography marvelous talent, and beauty. Love, Bill. As we well know they are Supreme. This reminds me when I first met my future wife. She just kinda ignored me at first. She didn’t know I’d picked her out already. Nearly forty years ago now.
I can remember this song from the 60s riding in my mother and father's car going to Whitecastle's, The waitresses putting the basket on the car window, nickel hamburger, Vietnam war news on the radio, Sadly those were better times...
I agree mosogotam should be recruited by Motown ( amongst others...) to remix a good deal of their catalogue. Really liked this one too John although it's not one of their very best, but great to dance too...went down a storm on the northern soul circuit. For its time it was brilliant. Thanks John.
Love your extended mixes, mosogotam, and I think this is your best! I'm old enough to remember when "Lovelight" first came out by an unknown new group, The Supremes. This song became one of my favorites and I actually bought the 45 in late 1963. The one bad thing about Motown records back then - they were too short! "When I'm Gone" by Brenda Holloway was just over 2 minutes and "Heatwave" by Martha and The Vandellas not much longer. Well, you solved that problem! Thanks!
John has been gone (lost toCovid) over 2 1/2 years now and I keep coming back here to listen to all these great songs that John put his magic touch to. Thank you John !!
This is the best remix of this gem of a Supremes song! Their first top 40 hit (it peaked at #23) would have been number one had this version been released. Mogosotam, where were you in 1963-64? Great mix and great video presentation! YOU ROCK Mogosotam!
Hardly one of their biggest, but one of their best. Enhanced by mosogotam as only he can. Funk Bros. are prominent with Mary & Flo accompanying even better than the Andantes - which is high praise.The Magic of Early 60s Motown.
I was eleven years old. My parents had given me my first transistor radio ( it was the equivalent of being given a smart phone now; it was so important for a kid to have one). One night, soon after, I was hiding under my blanket, in the dark, with my earphone in and I heard Cousin Brucie for the first time. I was stunned when he sent greetings to , "all you kids listening secretly, hidden under your blankets." I was so thrilled; I felt like I was a part of some family or club. Then he played this song and during the musical break, he kept roaring after the voice on the record. it was one of those nights I will never forget, but it was months before I found out what this song was and who performed it. Cousin Brucie had played a list of records and didn't tell me which song was which.
This is my country and I'm so proud of Her, She is My Mother and Miss Ross, thank you for what you contributed to our country as well as your ladies. Sing it Woman!
Oppression sadly and wonderfully releases the soul to sing freedom. How absolutely beautiful for what blacks endured in my country as well as my own people.It's ashame the country of my my birth with is so amazing one has to fight for their human rights and dignity. This woman sings as well as The Supremes and I'm about a fifty click by now. We hear you and understand you.
Smokie Robinson wrote this one it was definitely was their funkiest listening to now it seems like it should've gone all the way to number one instead of topping out in the twenties
@@jduwayne1 I believe you got that wrong it was not Holland -Dozier - it was Smokey Robinson yes I agree do do your homework before you get to school .
@@brianwoods9741 NO! You should do your homework! This is how people are misinformed! HDH wrote “Let the love light shine” in 1963! So take your own advice & do your homework before commenting!
Two hours later and probably thirty repeats. Thanks Mosotogam. It would be nice if a girl liked in high school decades apologized to me.I was nothing but nice to her and at the reunion she saw that I "bloomed". I ignored her then and returned the favor. DANCING all these years later because I enjoy this!
FINE-FINE-FINE..what a job you did on this classic early Supreme song! The visuals knocked me out/ the sound is crisp and clear. the piano and drums come through nicely. I don't know how I missed this one. Keep them coming our way.All the best,pisano/ Joey/NYC
Released October 31, 1963. This is the first Supreme recording I remember hearing back in 1963 when I was living in OKC. 1520 AM KOMA Radio (50,000 Watts)🤩
Sing it girls!!!!! Before my time, but was my parents era. Grew up across the river from Detroit (Canada). Mom and dad taught us kids, RESPECT Motown, RESPECT Detroit, and RESPECT EVERYONE!!!
I love it! Such a fun extended version of the song. It’s such a great song to begin with, hinting at the explosion in popularity that was about to happen for Mary, Flo, and Diana.
Love this song! This and Let Me Go The Right Way should have been # 1s! Also Nothing But Heartaches, Love Is Like An Itchin’ In My Heart, and In And Out Of Love!
Beautifully rendered. It was around the time of my conception this Love Light kindled a rhapsody my mothers members; an eye which made manifest my best side.
Mixing the recording with the live version sure breathes new life into this old film clip. Your "fun" with the arrangement just enhanced the excitement. Thanks for this treat from you and the legendary SUPREMES!
THIS WAS THE FIRST DONG THAT I HEARD BY THE SUPREMES. MISS DIANA ROSS VOICE SOUNDS SO GREAT AND SHE BECAME MY FAVORITE SUPERSTAR SINGER ..SHE HAS BEEN IMMACULATE. FROM DAY 1. .. LOVE HER. !!!
Mary and Flo are singing a brand new song now they're together at last.
Mary & Flo's "woooooo's" are so on point
GREAT...
Do believe this song should have peaked higher than #23!
I agree!!!
I'm shocked that it didn't since I heard it, and I was not around then.
Yes
YEP.....
It was not promoted by Motown the way it should have been, but that was more about timing. The Supremes in their very early days had misfired with all their singles up until this one, and it seems Motown was caught unprepared for its success. They were not yet the super glamorous girls that most people are familiar with when they released this song. Things changed only after Gordy made them over and polished them up.
One of the greatest songs of the 60s. Highly underrated. Very special. Well-done rendition.
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YEP...
This version! Love it. Rest in peace two of the original members Florence & Mary.
and incredibly Diane is still going strong performing and keeping audiences entertained all over theworld60 years later. Gotta hand it to Diane she really haas staying power
@@hunkhk Yes. For sure 👍
@@hunkhk, Diana gets all the hate, yet if it weren't for her, no one would have even known who the Supremes were. She had to do 3x the work for the same pay. She suffered from anorexia, collapsed from exhaustion during performances, etc. Y'all probably think being a top billed entertainer is easy. Puhleeez..
And hmmmm, no oldies disc jockey plays the Jean Terrell, Mary Wilson, or Scherie Payne led Supremes records. Let's give Diana Ross her deserved props where they are due, and quit the negative silliness.
Betty was in the group prior to the name change. Barbra replaced her. Both are deceased.
Betty McGlown
Barbara Martin
@@phillipmarlowe0525 , The Supremes no one cares about that couldn't see the forest beyond the shrubs
I always liked this song!!! Great harmonies by all 3 ladies
I love how he brought out the vocals for Flo and Mary...Rest in Peace Flo and Mary. Love Forever 💖
My brother bought this single and we both played it on the stereo over and over.
I once saw Dianna Ross walking up Fifth Avenue in New York City and she gave me a mild smile as we see stars but respect their space. I absolutely LOVE this song.
BOSS .!!!
🍾🌷😘😍
My favorite song of theirs Doris. As we know, they were all good. I’m surprised this song wasn’t much popular in late 1963.
Hubby and were at Great Adventurers Amusement Park, NJ seeing an outdoor. WHOOOO was sitting in front of us but Ms. Ross and her 3 little girls and a man. I kept on saying to hubby THAT'S DIANA, THAT'S HER. He said NO IT WASN'T. Of course, later on, he told me it was her but didn't want me to bother her. I was too much in shock to even wave at her or tap her on her shoulders.
@@OSTARAEB4 it has to be noted this was peaking when JFK was assassinated. All record sales decreased
@@ronniedamnitz9295 Yes! I remembered that too. I remember the funeral the following Monday on the black & white TV.
Omg. Flo. And. Mary. R. The. Bomb. In. The. Back. Ground. Gives. Me. Dam. Chills💋🎶🎶🎤🎧🎵💙🎷💙. Rip. Flo
turn it up, rock out, this is a classic Motown jam that never got it's justice!!
I agree,this song makes you want to DANCE and Sing...i loved it, The winter of 1963 i believe. I remember hearing it on 66 WABC, Cousin Brucie and Dan Ingram used to play it. Before they were the Supremes i believe. I think they were the Primets , not sure though...
The were indeed the Primettes before renaming themselves.
You said it!!!!!!! I love this one of theirs!
My Gosh! Cousin Brucie and Norm-N-Nite!!!!!! NYC!!!
Nope, they were indeed The Supremes already. I bought the single as a kid. I believe it may have cracked the Top 20 but did not become a huge hit; that was coming right around the corner with "Where Did Our Love Go". This is the best of their Pre-Major-Success records in my opinion.
The hand claps NEVER faltered… EXCELLENT!
This was a fabulous record that should have given the Supremes their first #1 single but Motown was caught unawares with it and couldn't get the promotion behind it that was warranted for a veteran act finally at last breaking smooth. But I don't know anyone who heard this who didn't think the Supremes were poised at last for a monster career. Thanks for the terrific edit and the visuals.
I love the beat, the harmonies and the arrangement.
I love this song!!!! The swing is so cool!!!!
totallyXtina Agree, fantastic orchestration worthy of this incredible talent.
Yes! Should have reached higher than #23 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🎤🎶🎵
I clicked on this video ten years ago and became an instant Mosogotam fan. Just found out he died of Covid in April of 2020. Rest in peace and thanks for all the joy you've brought to all us Motown fans!
Diana breaking out lead vocals, Flo & Mary keeping in step with style & grace and The Funk Brothers playing backup like their lives depended on it! Does it get any better than this?
Yeah, it could get alot better if Florence broke out in the lead vocals, considering her voice was 100 times better than Diana Ross'
Hell NO !!!!!!
That's not nice
mike santoro The truth is not always nice..I made my own success by working hard and having morals, as I watched lesser people have sex with executives and such, to promote themselves.. I am not evil, just an older realistic person. I am not stating Diana Ross had no talent, but to prevent others from attaining any fame, such as Florence Ballard is a burden she will be accountable for..
Richard, I'm 57 myself and agree with 99% of what you're saying. If that is indeed the case karma will get her in the end. BTW, I scrapped my way up out of a sewer myself and have a wonderful wife/son ad am financially secure All without sucking any ass. Peace out
im glad you posted this film its a great memory and not just entertainment thanks
The Funk Brothers really made this song great!
What style class and elegance. Love their songs.
Love The Supremes and every song
They sang. But these extended
versions are the best.
Thank You For Posting.
More music to enjoy.
I wish I could find all these
extended versions on CD.
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Watch Diana start singing at 1:33. Those were the days when you got the real voice. No "Lip syncing", No "voice altering". Just pure, honest, VOCALS.
This wasn't performed live... It's a recorded record that is synced to a video...
@@chloeconniecarlton328THIS WAS PERFORMED LIVE…
It should have been a hit flying off the charts
This was there 1st hit and about the funkiest
🥰 Yes...Loved this song way back then....Still Love It Today.💞 I was a senior in high school when this wonderful song became a Popular Hit.💞
Yes this song was the 1st song i ever heard from the Supremes...it should have peaked better 23. On the charts!... thx
A great song, indeed with Motown's trademark horns! You have to remember that this is BEFORE their songs were considered "crossover." This was more of a regional hit. It would have been played on black stations. Remember it was released in 1963.
The 1st song I heard livinging in rural Massachusetts. Love this song thx u David Woresman😅
Flo and Mary create the divine wind and Diana is the wings
oh yeah and this happens to be my favorite supremes song
Despite the B&W it's evident Flo and Mary are not only very pretty in this one but also so nicely formed - goddesses ;-)
@RogerWilcoSh…What do you mean Mary & Flo are not pretty in this b&w video!? Implying blame it on the footage or the did it on purpose to make them look bad! Well for your information my black queens looks good weather it’s b&w footage or color…!
love the extended Supremes mixes for my radio show - around the typical 3mins is never anywhere enough
Great presentation of my favorite girl group of all time
I grew up on this music, grew
up in the 60s n 70s these songs
will never get old to me.
One of their earliest and best augmented by well considered remix- nicely done. Love happy snappy songs such as this framed by such incredible talent, charm, and loveliness. Diana's voice is truly incredible even after all these years, incomparable.
Thank you, Matt!!
In this early song you can really hear Flo and Mary, sometimes they over-power the lead, I love it! - As time went on their backgrounds were slowly tuned down and at times barely could hear them - awful shame.
Excellent vocals for all three absolutely love this song.
I AGREE..BACKGROUND SINGERS ARE Great and in many many cases underappreciated....They can make a song go to exceptional places...eg". I do love you/Sitting in the park..Billy Stewart.".The one who really loves you"/Mary Wells..Smoky Places/Corsairs AND MANY,,MANY MANY MORE..i LOVE THEM
eg.Mountain High/River Deep
The girls, as well as HDH, had tried and tried for a hit. This one came out in '63, one year before their first hit Where Did Our Love Go. This should have been the first.
Oh, my lovely Mary Wilson...
Agreed...such graceful beauty.
Mark....yes you CAN say "supremely"...(*smile). Thank you, my friend!!!
When you have all this doom and gloom on 4-5-2020 all you need to do is watch this and it'll put a smile on your face
And now a treat,, ladies take it away with your fine self’s, soaring through those notes with grace and ease. Simply amazing girls! What taste, style, that choreography marvelous talent, and beauty.
Love, Bill.
As we well know they are Supreme.
This reminds me when I first met my future wife. She just kinda ignored me at first. She didn’t know I’d picked her out already. Nearly forty years ago now.
Nothing but praise for your work on this recording. VERY nice job. Thank you.
all of the classics can never be dupucated never!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thumbs up on these extended versions of Motown.
I have been looking for this song for years. I finally find the original, then find you!😍 You killed this!!🔥🙌
I could live on this song throughout the night.Miss Ross, you sing to the discarded segments that rise. We hear and sing and dance with you.
I can remember this song from the 60s riding in my mother and father's car going to Whitecastle's, The waitresses putting the basket on the car window, nickel hamburger, Vietnam war news on the radio,
Sadly those were better times...
Florence Ballard is very gorgeous, such a shame that she never got a chance to lead.
I agree mosogotam should be recruited by Motown ( amongst others...) to remix a good deal of their catalogue. Really liked this one too John although it's not one of their very best, but great to dance too...went down a storm on the northern soul circuit. For its time it was brilliant. Thanks John.
+Anthony David Gibbons Anthony...thanks so much!
Love your extended mixes, mosogotam, and I think this is your best! I'm old enough to remember when "Lovelight" first came out by an unknown new group, The Supremes. This song became one of my favorites and I actually bought the 45 in late 1963.
The one bad thing about Motown records back then - they were too short! "When I'm Gone" by Brenda Holloway was just over 2 minutes and "Heatwave" by Martha and The Vandellas not much longer. Well, you solved that problem! Thanks!
brilliant. genius. I can't stop listening to this. you made something historical sound so new. wonderful work, John!!!
John has been gone (lost toCovid) over 2 1/2 years now and I keep coming back here to listen to all these great songs that John put his magic touch to. Thank you John !!
@@JOHNWLOUCKS I'm so sorry for your loss. But how wonderful that John left behind such magical work
This is the best remix of this gem of a Supremes song! Their first top 40 hit (it peaked at #23) would have been number one had this version been released. Mogosotam, where were you in 1963-64? Great mix and great video presentation! YOU ROCK Mogosotam!
To my baby 🍼 daddy may you rest in peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️ love your baby 🍼🍼 mama Annie Diaz carrion Rodriguez 😢
Never got it justice never I love this song so do Hopkinville KY
Hardly one of their biggest, but one of their best. Enhanced by mosogotam as only he can. Funk Bros. are prominent with Mary & Flo accompanying even better than the Andantes - which is high praise.The Magic of Early 60s Motown.
+John Vandehey AMEN .>>>>
+John Vandehey not many people know this, but The Four Tops were also on background in this recording.....
David Diaz Yeah they did the AAAAAYYYYAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!!
Very underrated song and you did a wonderful job!! 💃🏽
PLEASE DO RUN, RUN, RUN by the Supremes!!! My fav💃🏽
Super Terrific ! I can see and hear the love that was put into this. Love the re-mix
I was eleven years old. My parents had given me my first transistor radio ( it was the equivalent of being given a smart phone now; it was so important for a kid to have one). One night, soon after, I was hiding under my blanket, in the dark, with my earphone in and I heard Cousin Brucie for the first time. I was stunned when he sent greetings to , "all you kids listening secretly, hidden under your blankets." I was so thrilled; I felt like I was a part of some family or club. Then he played this song and during the musical break, he kept roaring after the voice on the record. it was one of those nights I will never forget, but it was months before I found out what this song was and who performed it. Cousin Brucie had played a list of records and didn't tell me which song was which.
You are the greatest! I'm only 21 but I feel that this song is sooo underrated!
This is my country and I'm so proud of Her, She is My Mother and Miss Ross, thank you for what you contributed to our country as well as your ladies. Sing it Woman!
Oppression sadly and wonderfully releases the soul to sing freedom. How absolutely beautiful for what blacks endured in my country as well as my own people.It's ashame the country of my my birth with is so amazing one has to fight for their human rights and dignity. This woman sings as well as The Supremes and I'm about a fifty click by now. We hear you and understand you.
Whomever gave me a thumbs up, I want to thank you and wish you good health and happiness and dance to this!!!!
My sentiments also
Awesome extension John.......heard somewhere that the Four Tops were on this recording
also doing back up
Can't believe HDH wrote so many great songs.
Smokie Robinson wrote this one it was definitely was their funkiest listening to now it seems like it should've gone all the way to number one instead of topping out in the twenties
@@brianwoods9741 Smokey Robinson DIDN’T write this song! HDH wrote this song! Start doing your research before commenting misinformation!
@@brianwoods9741 Holland Dozier Holland wrote this song! Do your research before commenting!
@@jduwayne1 I believe you got that wrong it was not Holland -Dozier - it was Smokey Robinson yes I agree do do your homework before you get to school .
@@brianwoods9741 NO! You should do your homework! This is how people are misinformed! HDH wrote “Let the love light shine” in 1963! So take your own advice & do your homework before commenting!
Flo. And. Mary's. Voice. In. The. Background. R. Heaven. Bound💋💕❤️💜🙏💓💚💛🙏🙏🙏💔💔💔
Two hours later and probably thirty repeats. Thanks Mosotogam. It would be nice if a girl liked in high school decades apologized to me.I was nothing but nice to her and at the reunion she saw that I "bloomed". I ignored her then and returned the favor. DANCING all these years later because I enjoy this!
O.....thanks.....!!!
I've listened to this song five times in a row and it swings like crazy! I love it!
Mike Terry
Thank the Motown Studio Musicians The Famous Funk Brothers and Song Writers/Arrangers Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier(RIP) and Eddie Holland. 🤩
To Johnny Rodriguez x lover Martha may she rest in peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️ love your friend Annie Diaz carrion Rodriguez 😢
@mosogotam Excellent mix and you used a little of their song "Penny Pincher" to start the mix! So cool!
One of my favorite songs the Supremes did🎶🎤
Nothing better than Motown! Grew up in Detroit during the Motown era! This is my favorite Supreme Song!!!
FINE-FINE-FINE..what a job you did on this classic early Supreme song! The visuals knocked me out/ the sound is crisp and clear. the piano and drums come through nicely. I don't know how I missed this one. Keep them coming our way.All the best,pisano/ Joey/NYC
Earl Van Dyke on piano, Benny Benjamin on drums.
Florence, Mary and Diana were totally sensational together 💕💕💕💕
Love the drums The greatest studio band ever Funk brothers
Benny Benjamin on drums!
Theirs never been a groove like this before and after this song
Mary and Flo' s vocals r right on point! Wish Mary could've recorded it. Her vocals woukd have been perfect for this song!
Released October 31, 1963. This is the first Supreme recording I remember hearing back in 1963 when I was living in OKC. 1520 AM KOMA Radio (50,000 Watts)🤩
Love your work -- thanks for pointing out Florence Ballard in the photos :)
IT PROVES THAT SOMETHING GOOD CAN COME FROM CITY PROJECTS!!YOU LADIES MADE DETROIT PROUD BACK IN 1963!
Love that baritone sax, swinging the whole band!
Mike Terry
Greatness!!!
As a huge and picky Supremes fan I wholeheartedly approve of this
Love me some Flo!
Mary Wilson ....the loveliest lady that show business ever made !
She was pretty and that was about it. Diana slayed her in photographs....Mary didn't have that spark that Diana did...pretty obviously wasn't enough.
“When ever that love light starting in his eyes . . . “
Love this song & I was not even born when it came out !!!
As a man that happens to be, I hear your pain and my people sing with you! SING IT. And my people now have marriage and we're with you!
Pure magic
Happy Birthday to Diana Ross of the Supremes Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
Actually the 1st song i heard as teenager from the Supremes. I got hooked on their music
All
3ladies shines on this video
Sing it girls!!!!! Before my time, but was my parents era. Grew up across the river from Detroit (Canada). Mom and dad taught us kids, RESPECT Motown, RESPECT Detroit, and RESPECT EVERYONE!!!
O.M.G I am speechless how wonderful this is.
I love it! Such a fun extended version of the song. It’s such a great song to begin with, hinting at the explosion in popularity that was about to happen for Mary, Flo, and Diana.
Love this song!
This and Let Me Go The Right Way should have been # 1s!
Also Nothing But Heartaches, Love Is Like An Itchin’ In My Heart, and In And Out Of Love!
I wish diana ross could hear all the remix songs you did of her and the supremes I bet she would be very pleased
+christopher willis ....thanks a lot, Christopher!!!
+christopher willis MORE THAN PLEASED
OMG , I was just having a cup of coffee thinking the same thing as i listened and watched for the 100th time....lol
A star that will never lose its dim.
Beautifully rendered. It was around the time of my conception this Love Light kindled a rhapsody my mothers members; an eye which made manifest my best side.
I watched Ms. Diana Ross at the Appollo Theatre Live performances! 1962 The Supremes were the Primemettes!
Bernard Hendricks
Mixing the recording with the live version sure breathes new life into this old film clip. Your "fun" with the arrangement just enhanced the excitement. Thanks for this treat from you and the legendary SUPREMES!
The song is much better in the extend version as are the others. Please do more. These are better than the originals.
Girl sang with a smile.......God Bless her.......
My 1st time hearing this song. Going to blast it in my car in the morning on my way to work. 🤘
THIS WAS THE FIRST DONG THAT I HEARD BY THE SUPREMES. MISS DIANA ROSS VOICE SOUNDS SO GREAT AND SHE BECAME MY FAVORITE SUPERSTAR SINGER ..SHE HAS BEEN IMMACULATE. FROM DAY 1. .. LOVE HER. !!!