Jean Terell is wonderful, the new Supremes would have more hits if Jean had stayed. Rest in Peace dear Mary Wilson, Folorence Ballard. ❤❤🙏🙏

Mary looks so happy and expressive here - like a weight had been lifted. And Jean, what a voice.

One of the very best Supremes songs....without Diana. Who would have guessed?! Jean Terrell was a very underrated singer, but had big shoes to fill, no doubt!

I’m a Brit, born in 1966, the 70’s was the best decade for music, this is in my favourite song ever. Jon 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🦊👍

This is definitely one of the best songs. Jean Terrell was picture perfect. You can tell that these 3 were happy with eachother.

Jean Terell is one of the best American singers of all time. She deserved more recognition.

Damn this song was good, and these ladies!!!! I miss those days. I saw this episode on Soul train! I thought it was '71, but it was '73. man time flies. The 578 people who gave a thumbs down are DEAF. Thank You Supremes for this.

Jean's voice is just amazing!

One of the best Supremes songs. Ever!

God bless Frank E Wilson for writing this and other timeless classics....All the Supremes had to do was deliver it in style and they did that in an abundance - one of the greatest Motown tunes ever

Mary Wilson, Rest in peace, you were brilliant, always.

Mary Wilson and Florence Ballard, rest in peace.

My favourite Supremes song and one of my favourite songs of all time

MAN THIS LADY HAS THE PRETTIEST SMILE , THESE LADYS GOT CLASS WRITTEN ALL OVER THEM ! NOT TO MENTION VOCALS , AMAZING!

Absolutely a timeless classic

My sisters and I had this 45. I have to say I really preferred these 3 Supremes. They always looked happy to be together.

This is a song that truly makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up! That pumping bass line is just fantastic!

Jean Terrell was the lead singer of the Supremes after Dianna Ross departed the group. Man.....Ms.Terrell was no joke! Her sultry voice did it for me back when I was a young lad. I remember listening to these great Motown classics in the early 70's.

Mary Wilson was so beautiful and I love how she carried herself on and off stage. Classy Lady.

Detroit is so great for making music like this thank you

Motown choreographer Chilly Atkins always said " Mary was the true dancer of the group."

Motown is god's gift to us all folks.

My favourite 70s Supremes song that should have been number 1 pop in Billboard. 👍❤️

Mary... she was having sooo much fun here... how did we ever got to lose such style, grace, beauty, talent.... this is my favorite post- Ross Supremes’ song.. NEVER been able to listen to it just once... Rest in eternal peace, Mary!!

This reminds me of the beautiful women ( Grandmother and mother ) that raised me. Pure class. Look at the passion that Jean, Mary, and Lynda has. Priceless beauty

Three proud, beautiful, talented black women right there.

Mary Wilson is tearing this up. She is on 🔥🔥🔥

Surely the consensus must be that, forgetting the with or without Diana noise, this is right up there with any Supremes groove. Killer jam. Old school rules.

HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY VELMA "JEAN" TERRELL (NOVEMBER 26, 2019)

They should release this song again! I heard this as a kid in 1970 and now, 50 years later, it's still relevant more than ever!

Jean Terrell, the ultimate professional who clearly enjoyed this performance with the other two, they all look so happy performing this classic Motown song. Lyrics very appropriate today, what with wars going on in Israel/Palestine and Ukraine. Why can't we all live in peace?

This is the best version of Stoned Love, the vocals and the dancing!!!

Could be the greatest soul number of all time. Beautiful song and arrangement with effortless vocals.

The Supremes absolutely the best girl group ever . Especially Jean Terrell one absolutely gorgeous woman .

STONED LOVE.. Who's here in 2021.. you rock..

RIP Mary. Fan since the 60s. Thanks for the great music and memories.

Looks like Mary is enjoying herself; seldom have I seen her so alive!! Good to see, she deserves it!

Mary Wilson always seemed to be the happiest Supreme. She was vivacious and seemed like she was having so much fun.

R.i.p Mary... a beautiful force to be reckoned with... her dreams became a reality. From being tough as hell, and totally believing in her and her sisters. Never forgotten dear girl, woman, diva, and so much more 🥰 a full life 💕🤗💕

Outstanding track and Jean Terrell absolutely rocks in her lead role!

Their best song, with or without Diana. And the best "Mmm-hmm" in music.

When the country lost Motown, the real soul of music was gone. But big hits with these kind of lyrics remain forever.

RIP Mary Wilson.........Thank you for bringing such joy to your milllions of fans over the years.......

At 60 I look back on these days and miss them so much it brings tears to my eyes. I would give anything to live them again. We had the best cars and music ever. Did I mention the Women ? They were so beautiful. The fat tatted cows were all travelling with the Circus.

After all these years , this is STILL my all - time fav' . Such a powerful/beautiful song perfectly performed by these wonderful women . I wish they could live forever , and they will , in our hearts .

I think THIS is my favorite Supremes song. Thank You Jean, and ladies. I miss this so badly..... Just wonderful music. God to be back one more time in 1970. Just being 12, at the time to me I think it was the best year of America. African-Americans were being realized as they too, were Americans. At least I saw it that way. I went all through school with Black kids, and I lived in a small Kansas town! I guess the small town I miss too. I pray America can feel this feeling again.

One of the greatest soul songs ever by one the greatest grouups ever Also never forget Florence Ballard ,her contribution to the Supremes made them who they were.

Solid soul pre-disco 70-71. Very danceable. Great hook, mantra. Cute and controversial lyrics. Crisp and easy listening music. Luv the New Supremes. Luv that stoned love. Thanks, Supremes. Vive les rock soul pop and retro freaks...

This song still gives me chills after 40+ years. Jean Terrell was the best choice to replace Miss Ego in the group.

Even though Barry Gordy did not give a crap about the Supremes after Diana went solo Mary and the Supremes still rocked it! Up the ladder to roof us wicked awesome also!

RIP Mary Wilson (March 6, 1944- February 8, 2021)

It doesn't get any better than this. Each time I watch it, I then HAVE to play Floy Joy, Automatically Sunshine and Nathan Jones. Beautiful tunes.

Mary was killing it!!!

Jean Terrell was a GREAT singer!

My favorite thing about this video is Mary is totally enjoying it! I Love this!

Love the way Jean links into the audience & portrays such happiness singing this wonderful song.

What i wouldn't give to have women like these singing today, their voices singing in sweet harmony, with style and grace long past away when rap and computers came into our world, forever to stay...

This is one of the best songs of the Supremes, They shine, sound so amazing! They needed a singer to complete the group like Jeane Terrell

Rip Mary Wilson, your music will live on forever by all your fans. 🎶💝

I was at a Northern Soul night recently and l just loved this song! I remember it from when l was young and just had to hear it again.

"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will know peace". Jimi Hendrix.

My favorite Supremes song. Sorry Diana Ross.

RIP Ms Mary Wilson you will never be forgotten.

"I pray for peace and love, amen."

Jean Terrell was a brilliant vocalist and a more than adequate replacement for Miss Ross.

Another thing about this record: Notice how as Motown production reached perfection, you hear nothing but music. Every space in the background has sound, some subtle some louder, all driving the melody along. It's a "wall of sound" but not like Phil Spector's. It''s somewhat subtle. But this is what Motown records was about all along, making records you simply could not resist loving.

Hadn't heard this for years....still brilliant!!

OMG the Soul Train audience sure knew how to GET DOWN to Stoned Love, locking on the beat and what a soulful bassin beat

She is beautiful, and that voice, the rhythm!!

Better by miles than Diana "the diva" Ross. What a genuine and beautiful happy singer Ms Terrell is.

The Supremes had always been sophisticated and classy, but this one was KOOL and Groovy. I remember even acid heads liked this one.

Well Jean Terrel and the other supremes are now supremes legacy! The first on went with florence and Mary! There are no others with a true supremes mindset! Go go go Jean cindy sherry and the wrest! It is now your world! Let the world accept you with your stories! They will! 😎😎😎😎

Frank Wilson working his magic once again - post Miss Ross Supremes with Jean Terrell upfront - perfection

My favorite Supremes song of all time, of any line-up!

Still love this song after all these years..... ❤

This song takes me back to my childhood. Reminds me of my Aunt Ava who passed away 9/08/3018.

I remember hearing this as a very little girl...my late mother loved this song : )

Played this on repeat when I was in my teens. Nearly 64 now and still one of my favourites.

Just can't keep my eyes off Mary!!

Saddened to hear of Ms. Wilson's passing. As a youngster in the early 70's, these were my favorite Supremes hits. Was too young to fully appreciate their Motown heyday hits.

I just have to hear the opening bars to this and I'm back to 1971. Great music, great times.

RIP Mary Wilson

Beautiful Voices, Beautiful Song, Beautiful Ladies. This song is a prayer that is needed more today than ever before. Turn to Christ & receive the gift to love unconditionally, even of our enemies. Amen!

I love this song to bits & my all time Motown song no matter what.

Just like she did here. Brilliant and beautiful. I saw them in 1981. They were absolutely amazing. X💝

The Supremes still had it for sure even without Diana!

Superb! When I hear this song I envision it being "global cast" all over the world at one time, where every single person hear's it and the world collectively connects on the basis of Jean's exquisite lead vocals and the beauty, sophistocation, and class act energy of these Supremes. And Ms. Mary Wilson! An original "Dreamgirl" indeed!

Mary has a great voice God Bless her may she rest in peace

I remember hearing and watching the 'Supremes" since 1964 when I was 9 years old. I loved all the members of the group and their music, and I was sad when Ms. Ross left, but loved her music afterwards. Then I heard this song and "Up the Ladder" I guess around 1970 and I was a happy white boy once more. Their music appealed to all ages and transcended race and color (and that was a big thing during those times).

This is a fantastic single. To me it has the flavour of 70s black pride, the kind of thing that we saw in lots of music of that time, eg Marvin Gaye with Abraham Martin and John and very soul versions of songs by the Four Tops eg Still Waters, Its all in the Game, etc. Soul music seemed to just spill out, whether TSOP or Stax or wherever. I think the Supremes were even better in the 70s. There was just an explosion of great soul.

The best Supremes record by a long way. Takes me back to the good ol days

When I am Cruising in My Cadillac in Chicago, and these Three ladies come on my Stereo, singing Stoned Love, there's a Relationship with This Group and My City of Chicago.

Nothing like the "oldies" to make me feel right at home.....the memories and music of my younger years...

This piece is one of the most powerful among the zillions made by Motown. "Pray for peace" is in the lyrics, made in 70. I was 12, the country's soul was being torn apart by Vietnam.. This is a holy song.

This is it folks, one of the greatest ever, in the 💪🏼Army, would play every chance I got near a jukebox🤩🤩❤️🔥🔥miss Flo very much, she was so great and sweet. Ernie Terells sister right there❤️

Wow ! I just watched this 6 more times and damn it my eyes are wet !! Lol watch her sing and that beautiful smile and those beautiful 2 behind her !! We were all trying to be kids with a war going on !! And all these beautiful teenagers dancing ,I'm sure there's a few young men thinking when I turn 18 will I be shipped off !! And this beautiful song is about war !! What a great time capsule song !! Sung by 3 extraordinary talented,gracious and beautiful young ladies !! Oh in about 4 years the war has been over and we are wearing the Annie Hall look and there's this new craze called disco !!

Played this at my Aunts funeral today. Her favourite and mine. Was a beautiful tune. X

This really is a gem, I keep coming back and watching it again and again. I remember Soul Train, but being a gangly white kid I , or I should say my older sister mostly watched American Bandstand, and by the 70s I was much too busy being a teenager to sit still more than a few minutes at a time. Thats why these youtube vids are so much appreciated, now I can catch up on everything I missed out on! Ms Mary Wilson is so alive in this and Ms Terrel is just excellent!!! Good positive message too! Listen and groove!

there was so much great musical talent at this point of History....a real flowering of creative brilliance in the mid 60s to mid mid 70s its absolutely breathtaking...and of course the Supremes were right in there

My husband of 50+ years and I ''courted' to this music! The pub we frequented got fed up with us feeding the juke box for it (nb. We ended up living in a house opposite that pub....and we're still there)