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The time when Black women who could sing made it, now we have the likes of Rihanna and Beyonce with their inferior voices desecrating our ears, they're dancers and not very good ones at that, not true real singers.

ImaginedWriter 2 months ago

Great vocals . . . lead and background.!! One of my all-time faves.

MrPistolMason 3 months ago

One of their most beautiful melodies.

Branner 3 months ago

This is florance ballard on lead

flolover31 5 months ago

@flolover31 No its Diana. You can hear Flo's soprano voice on background vocals clearly though.

georgiaboi420 5 months ago in playlist live

According to the liner notes of Hip-O Select's now-sold out 40th anniversary edition of the "Where Did Our Love Go" album, "Freedom" is actually the very first work between the Supremes and HDH, recorded September 13, 1962, but not out on "...Run's" b-side till 2/7/64 or the album until Aug. 31, same year. "Where Did Our Love Go" was Motown's most successful non-greatest hits album from 1964 until Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" in mid-1971.

dvlaries 8 months ago

very catchy lyrics.....something good was going to start in the Summer of 1964.

LOVE THIS! I CAN'T DENY ...I'm still LOVE with you ....haha nice!

supremes1964 9 months ago

SLAMZ A BEER

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9876543217303 1 year ago

This was many teen girls serious song. We identified with this. This is what the Supremes were meant to be to me. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Lovely indeed. :D

9876543217303 1 year ago 9

Thanks for uploading a great tune :)

crimsonsamuraiftw 1 year ago 4

I love this song..

trevinovera 1 year ago 2

Thanks Bela194501. I know...I had this album in my possession by 1966. I fell in love with the girls during their first Ed Sullivan appearance in late 1964. I'd have to add the Country and Western album is another gem with the girls sounding so sweet and good. By the time they got super famous their sound was not the same persay because of turning into pop singers.

Vincent50 1 year ago 3

This lovely song and Ask any Girl perfextly present the unique blend that made the Supremes great!

missbirdsong 1 year ago 6

Aaaahhh...From the album 'Where Did Our Love Go'...This is the album that made the world stand up and take notice of The Supremes...even as kids in elementary school we realized their awesome talent...All the songs on this album were lovely and memorable especially this one...

PostingID 1 year ago 20

See, I think a remember one time a heard a song that sounded very much like this, but it kind of had a happier tune, it wasn't A breathtaking guy, it wasn't Your heart belongs to me, I just can't remember the title of the song DX arghh!

HyruleanaZeldin 1 year ago

Pure Gold

johnsain 2 years ago 2

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love it amazing....

JohnnieCongaman 2 years ago

NO body can oooooooeww and ahhhh like the Supremes. check out YOu lost the sweetest boy by Mary Wells. when all 3 Supremes ooooooooew together! thats what made me fall in love with their sound. it was said in the early days diane would do her solo then join mary n flo in the background. its possible diane is also in the background on this song as well as the lead. her voice is absolutely devine.

blkshepherd 2 years ago 3

Blkshepherd Is that actually YOU saying something positive about the legendary trio from Detroit? Do I hear you calling Diane by her given name? Didn't you criticize me for that? Did you actually say that you "fell in love with THEIR sound? Oh............I'm going to haver to sit down............I may have a stroke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm dreaming.........this isn't really happening! See, there's hope for everyone.........even the likes of you!

kurtsupreme 1 year ago

This is one of top 5 favorite Supremes songs, this is just a killer track

MotownMaster 2 years ago 6

MotownMaster, yep, everything about this track works, and works well.

paul51 2 years ago 3

The perfect amount of vocal drama that Ross invests her voice with on this one should have made it no suprise that she'd turn to be a competent actress one day too. Unlike the uptempo, A-side of this record, there's nothing 'teenage' about 'Freedom.' Mary and Florence are feeling it too and perfect in their sympathetic backup of Diana's painful choice here. This genuine 'group feeling' wasn't to last long and every Supremes record that has it is to be treasured.

dvlaries 2 years ago 2

Dvlaries...you DO have a way with words and I couldn't agree with you more! The first line "You're doing me wrong" has had me sucked into the Supremes' greatness since I was a child listening to my parent's college records! I'm 40 now and my feelings haven't been diminished by all the background drama that has come to light. I do and always will love the Supremes. Bravo!!!!

motownbaby 2 years ago 3

Albums: (1) Where Did Our Love Go, (2) More Hits By The Supremes, (3) I Hear A Symphony, (4) Supremes Sing Holland-Dozier-Holland, (5) Supremes A Go Go were just Awesome - these 2 young ladies had the world eating out of their hands lead by Ms Ross backed by Ballard & Wilson and spearheaded by Berry & the Motown Geniouses on the heels of Eddie, Brian & Lamont - this was a mega hits winning formula of which we will never see the likes of again.

mystkpizza 2 years ago 4

dvlaries, "I can't 'deeeny'" I'm still in love with you . . . Diana's "deeeeny" knocks me out.

paul51 2 years ago

@paul51 ME TOO the best part

supremes1964 9 months ago

i love Mary and Flos ooo ooo oooooooos

MarvelettesDude 3 years ago 3

I LOVE this song. HDH did a great job with this song and Diana sounds so mature, not nasal as she did in the earlier songs. Flo and Mary worked that background. I have to say that when the girls broke out in three part harmony they sounded so good. Flo carried the top and brought them soaring across the notes. Each girl gave her magic which made them Supreme.

Vincent50 3 years ago 14

@Vincent50 This IS one their earliest songs. This LP-Where Did Our Love Go, was released the year of their first hit-1964.

Bela195401 1 year ago 4

This song remind you Barbara Lewis's "Hello Stranger" on Atlantic Records(the rat-tat-tat riff)?

Chicago10281 3 years ago

This tune was released as Motown 1054 in February 1964 as the B-side of "Run Run Run"

Chicago10281 3 years ago

The clave is right on time and is not often used, so explicitly, in American music. Thank you lilmissy691 for posting this song.

congaplayera 3 years ago 3

Nice pictures, lilmissy!

bcoombs1988 3 years ago 3

This is my favorite Supremes song. This is the right key for Diana.

nocalblkbear 3 years ago 7

I totally agree...and he and Mary were 19 on this song. Flo was 20... all so young!

motownbaby 3 years ago 4

she honey =D not he

anyway the song is amazing you're so right

it's touching and was perfect for diane's voice

and mary and flo are so nice in the backing and not turned down

Individuell83 3 years ago 2

I love this song too... it's neat to know that I was not the only one who loved it. I can see/hear myself as a kid singing this song and knowing it was not a hit -- but I loved it anyway! Thanks for posting/sharing!

TivoliEclipse 3 years ago 6