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The Best Sixties Party

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 29, 2004
Having bought this last year I was dismayed when it was borrowed and never returned. Quite simply the best cd i have ever bought I had to replace it and could find it nowhere but on Amazon. I am now enjoying every single song on here not a track on it you feel you have to skip. Well done the compilations team.

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Every Great Motown Song: Vol. 1-2

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 25, 1990
Having bought this last year I was dismayed when it was borrowed and never returned. Quite simply the best cd i have ever bought I had to replace it and could find it nowhere but on Amazon. I am now enjoying every single song on here not a track on it you feel you have to skip. Well done the compilations team.

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16 #1 Hits from the Late 60's

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from: Motown

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Having bought this last year I was dismayed when it was borrowed and never returned. Quite simply the best cd i have ever bought I had to replace it and could find it nowhere but on Amazon. I am now enjoying every single song on here not a track on it you feel you have to skip. Well done the compilations team.

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Ultimate Diana

Search: You Keep Me Hangin On - The Supremes
by: Diana Ross

Release Date July 19, 1999
Having bought this last year I was dismayed when it was borrowed and never returned. Quite simply the best cd i have ever bought I had to replace it and could find it nowhere but on Amazon. I am now enjoying every single song on here not a track on it you feel you have to skip. Well done the compilations team.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Every Great #1 Hit [CASSETTE]

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by: Diana Ross & The Supremes

Release Date May 11, 1992
If you're not a completist, this album by the sixties soul legends is all you'll ever need. Ross and The Supremes added a special flavour to that decade when their timeless love songs often competed with the work of the Beatles and The Rolling Stones for the top chart positions.

Ross and The Supremes had a very special type of magic and of course they were blessed with the very best songs, of which my personal special favourites are Where Did Our Love Go, Baby love, Stop! In the Name Of Love, Love Child and Someday We'll Be Together. But every one of these songs is a masterpiece of melody, vocals and arrangement.

These incredible songs contributed substantially to the musical charms of that famous decade and although it ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Every Great #1 Hit

Search: You Keep Me Hangin On - The Supremes
by: Diana Ross & The Supremes

Release Date May 11, 1992
If you're not a completist, this album by the sixties soul legends is all you'll ever need. Ross and The Supremes added a special flavour to that decade when their timeless love songs often competed with the work of the Beatles and The Rolling Stones for the top chart positions.

Ross and The Supremes had a very special type of magic and of course they were blessed with the very best songs, of which my personal special favourites are Where Did Our Love Go, Baby love, Stop! In the Name Of Love, Love Child and Someday We'll Be Together. But every one of these songs is a masterpiece of melody, vocals and arrangement.

These incredible songs contributed substantially to the musical charms of that famous decade and although it ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Ultimate Collection [CASSETTE]

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by: Diana Ross & Supremes

Release Date October 07, 1997
This is a (virtually) chronlogical compilation so there's not much to review. The Supremes certainly got the pick of the Holland-Dozier-Holland hit mix (except "Jimmy Mack") and some of these songs are breathtakingly well written. Ironically, Diana Ross' limited delivery helped - she sang the songs totally straight - just like a good pop singer should.

But where the hell is "Stoned Love". This was one of my all time favourites and any Supremes collection without it is not worth buying. On that basis it's a bad compilation and is why it gets one star.

Next time get all the songs in. Imagine a Rolling Stones compilation without "The Last Time" or "Jumpin' Jack Flash". No, I wouldn't buy it either.

CD-Charts Position 8
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16 #1 Hits from the Late 60's [VINYL]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 17, 1990
This is a (virtually) chronlogical compilation so there's not much to review. The Supremes certainly got the pick of the Holland-Dozier-Holland hit mix (except "Jimmy Mack") and some of these songs are breathtakingly well written. Ironically, Diana Ross' limited delivery helped - she sang the songs totally straight - just like a good pop singer should.

But where the hell is "Stoned Love". This was one of my all time favourites and any Supremes collection without it is not worth buying. On that basis it's a bad compilation and is why it gets one star.

Next time get all the songs in. Imagine a Rolling Stones compilation without "The Last Time" or "Jumpin' Jack Flash". No, I wouldn't buy it either.

CD-Charts Position 9
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16 No 1 Hits Late 60's [Us Import]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 01, 1999
This is a (virtually) chronlogical compilation so there's not much to review. The Supremes certainly got the pick of the Holland-Dozier-Holland hit mix (except "Jimmy Mack") and some of these songs are breathtakingly well written. Ironically, Diana Ross' limited delivery helped - she sang the songs totally straight - just like a good pop singer should.

But where the hell is "Stoned Love". This was one of my all time favourites and any Supremes collection without it is not worth buying. On that basis it's a bad compilation and is why it gets one star.

Next time get all the songs in. Imagine a Rolling Stones compilation without "The Last Time" or "Jumpin' Jack Flash". No, I wouldn't buy it either.

CD-Charts Position 10
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16 #1 Hits from the Late 60's [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 18, 1991
This is a (virtually) chronlogical compilation so there's not much to review. The Supremes certainly got the pick of the Holland-Dozier-Holland hit mix (except "Jimmy Mack") and some of these songs are breathtakingly well written. Ironically, Diana Ross' limited delivery helped - she sang the songs totally straight - just like a good pop singer should.

But where the hell is "Stoned Love". This was one of my all time favourites and any Supremes collection without it is not worth buying. On that basis it's a bad compilation and is why it gets one star.

Next time get all the songs in. Imagine a Rolling Stones compilation without "The Last Time" or "Jumpin' Jack Flash". No, I wouldn't buy it either.