You are aware The Supremes recorded on the Motown imprint aren't you?

Well said!

Yeah I feel ya.. 😍

Linda Schaffer. Cherished memories indeed. I have beautiful memories just having been a kid growing up listening to the music we love from that era. Surely having been there in person seeing all those “celebrities “ was special indeed!

Wow...many Memories I'm sure

Wow; were you lucky....I've seen most except THE MARVELETTES ,and MARVIN GAYE.I was able to finally catch KIM WESTON in PHILLY two years ago at age 80...... she turn the place out we gave her a five minute standing ovation... On my bucket list is visit the Motown and Fox theater :)

Yeah

You are aware The Supremes recorded on the Motown imprint aren't you?

@@Nomad-vv1gk absolutely. Martha and the Vandellas were better. Dianna Ross was the weakest singer of her trio but she had a more appealing look to white audiences

VANDELLAS4U umm what a simillar name to marvelettes4u and whqt similer layout

So true. Every time I listen to a Motown song it makes me 😊 HAPPY!

It was recorded in 1962 and released February 22, 1963.

You're 71 yrs now...don't cry.

72....still crying. But still a Badass Grandpa still mixed martial arts training.

A little ditty that was on my mind while in the shower.thought it was the Marvelettes,came to yu tube to set it straight....damnit.

I'm 42 and I like this song

Welcome to the club she broke my heart

One of music best voices and songwriters. She wrote for many popular artists.

It was the Motortown Revue, as all the acts did not record on the Motown imprint.

The absolutely best way to amicably end a relationship!

It'd be great if all big cities were to have at least a couple of huge dance clubs, where they switch it up -- playing different genres different weeknights. They could vary the nights too; e.g., on Motown nights, focus on early Motown one night & later Motown on another. They would be playing to fans of different popular genres & time periods. They could do the same with rock, disco, R&B, Soul, Alternative, 50's music, all the way up to the present. It seems that with enough advertisements, and adjustments made along the way, there would be great potential!

LOVE MARTHA!!!

No doubt!

This was the second release on the Gordy Records imprint and the first hit song written and produced by the songwriting team of Holland-Dozier-Holland. H-D-H in 1964 would concentrate mainly on The Supremes and The Four Tops.

DOZIER HAS A BOOK OUT.........I HAVE IT.......A MUST READ FOR MOTOWN FANS.....LOVE ME SOME HDH !!!!!!

@@motownfan3 And guess what the title is? 😘

@@user-zm7od7rd9h "HOW SWEET IT IS " :)

@@motownfan3 No, GUESS AGAIN! 😂😂😂

@@user-zm7od7rd9h OK YOU WIN....WHAT IS IT ??? :)

...he..ere's your ooold teddy bear, that you won for me, at the state fair......

Yeah you're right, I shudder at the thought what kids hear now.

The Supremes were the most commercially successful Motown act and are still America's most successful vocal group with 12 No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100.

Without knowing the songwriters beforehand, I innately knew this to be Holand-Dozier-Holland song! The lyrics were literate and real world like what was later recorded by "The Supremes" and "The"!Four Tops!

Power lead vocalist, wonderful harmonies 👏

danni santo I bought it on the Gordy label

Lived with my aunt for a minute in the mid- sixties,my older cousin played this a billion times.

1000!