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Sherri should have been a great star she was so talented and beautiful and gifted

Love This 👏👏💯🥰

Scherrie with the big voice.👍🏾

I Love all The Supremes, so much, their music has brought me such joy and happiness. Thanks for the memories Ladies. Supremenation4Ever. Kurt Evans, Hollywood California. RIP Supreme Mary Wilson, "Touch"

RIP

Phillys Best Lynda Lawrence!!!

Dallas was where I first met Scherrie and her sister Freda Payne. We all played an upscale club called 4500 McKinney at different times. Love this clip and so happy to see Scherrie still killing it.

mary was super skinny here

Interviewer is great enjoying seeing how excited he is about The Supremes.

If This World Were Mine

Welcome back Lynda

Bad Weather, Floy Joy, Stoned Love, He’s My Man, I’m Gonna Let My Heart Do The Walking. Love all The Supremes

I LOVE YOU, MARY WELLS!!! Beautiful farewell!!

She has a better voice than Diana Ross.

Thanks for sharing this rare interview. These ladies seem like they're on the defensive. Lol. They're really making the case that The Supremes were still a success (which is true) after Diana Ross left. They're doing it in a tactful and smooth way... and not so much as to sell a point to the publication interviewing them, but to butter up Jean's ego. After she mentioned that some people hated the transition from Diana Ross to her as lead singer, Lynda and Scherrie swooped in with the compliments. Very good media training.

Jeanne❤

I’M SORRY THIS WAS HARD TO WATCH…IT WAS AS IF THE BACKUP SINGERS GOT A CHANCE TO SING LEADS & COULD NOT DO IT! THIS WAS UNWATCHABLE!

she is like a bad diana ross impersonator at a gay bar- I actually saw her concert and I expected her to be good- we were very disappointed.

All three of these women could really sing. Jean shouldn't have felt she didn't fill those shoes. She certainly did in her own way (I saw her four times with the Supremes in the early 70s). She had her own style and approach, a soulful, sultry singer. As for Scherrie--she had the biggest voice, best pitch, and most dynamism of any singer who sang with the group. She should have had a much bigger career. RIP Mary

I really enjoyed thid this interview. Thanks for sharing.

Setlist - Reflection - My World Is Empty Without You - Come See About Me - Love Is Like An Itching My In Heart - Back My Arms Again - Where Did Our Love Go - Baby Love - Stop In The Name Of Love - You Can't Hurry Love - Love Child - Up The Ladder To The Roof - Stoned Love - I'm Coming Out - Upside Down - Theme From Mahogany ( Do You Know Where You're Going To ) - Ain't No Mountain High Enough - When The Love Lights Start Shining Through His Eyes - Love Is Here And Now You're Gone - The Happening - I Hear A Symphony - Money ( That's What I Want ) - You Keep Me Hangin' On - Reach Out I'll Be There - I Will Survive - The Best Years Of My Life - I Will Survive End

Love Jean's comment about filling Diana's shoes! Great to poke fun. You go Scherie...telling abut Jeans 6 millon sellers. Love Lynda giving kudos to all The Supremes fans! All so young and beautiful.

What a wonderful interview. Scherrie, Jean and Lynda are three of the finest singers Motown ever signed. What talent they have. I was lucky enough to see them perform in England the following year and they were absolute dynamite! Long may Scherrie, Lynda and Joyce carry on the legacy! I am sad to see wonderful Susaye depart but it was fantastic to see the trio that would have continued the Supremes' legacy in 1977 finally do it in 2017!

OMG🥰 I Love This Beautiful Ladies 💯 🎶💖💖💖🎶 Thanks Eric for sharing 🤗

Thanks for posting.

I just love this group. I'm in my 70s now. Green grow the lilacs, we've got a way out love. Just brilliant, Motown at its best.

Idk why Mary always acted so surprised that Diana did not want to be friends with her and did not want to talk to her….. like c’mon Mary you wrote a tell all book about her! And then wrote a sequel … I wouldn’t want to be friends with someone who wrote a book telling all my business However, I do have to give Mary props because she really did keep the legacy of the Supremes alive , and always made sure to mention Florence

Mary Wilson deserved what ever she wanted.. She Was The Supremes by that time.. Diana Ross was & is Diana Ross.. Ms. Wilson WAS THE SUPREMES... She knew more about the Supremes business & later her own, than any of the other members including the originals.. She deserved a huge piece of the pie + some creative control & merchandise.. She wasn't stupid or naive anymore & had already been on her own sucessful solo career.. A smart business woman & a GREAT Magical entertainer that did very well for herself & Spread a Lot of Love where ever she performed or appeared.. In that moment in time,, Ms. Wilson & Ms. Ross didn't look good,, but because of who they are, they maintained a lot of CLASS & a better out looks in their own totally different ways.. Later after some time to heal,, they both came out shinning.. And hopefully so did a lot of the Lovers of The Supremes.. But everybody was hurt for a little while.. Long Live THE SUPREMES..

Wonderful interview. Get ready Juneau, the Supremes are coming!

One of the major regrets. I put off seeing the show in CT, and the Boston show was canceled. I was done. Then, the remaining of the tour was canceled. Reviewing Supreme's repertoire, I found these songs to be challenging vocally. I have never heard anyone "cover" Diana Ross and the Supremes with the precision and melody integrity they demonstrated throughout their career. As a singer and a vocal professional throughout my 30-year career with singers, I would assign these songs to sopranos, and I remember the two or three times a singer met the standard. Those national signers who covered either the Supremes or Diana Ross always over-sang the songs or attempted to riff their way through a subtle but challenging composition. Overcooked or undercooked food tastes nasty. Diana Ross and Aretha are the mantles upon which famous Black musicians of a popular black sound represent the elegance, dignity, and soul of a nation and a people. The two of them covered the waterfront. There are others of superb ability. Diana Ross, as of the writing of this note, is alive, healthy, and singing worldwide. They both have international catalogs and few public scandals. They covered all styles of music but were prudent to stay in the lane they had created, molded, and secured. Their personae and vocal imprints are recognized around the world. This concert is one of the vibrant examples of that legacy. lawrence.watson @gmail.com

This one is rightfully forgotten

Just pathetic

1:04 wrong sir. The Supremes had been in the game over 10 years.

...anyone who doesn't say "David Ruffin" when asking who performed the best, is simply biased. Ruffin was the primary reason to watch this when it was released. He owned the whole set.

love hearing Jean singing Reflections and Up the Ladder to the Roof. It was also nice to hear Jean sing the intro to Stoned Love again.

Would love to see Where the Boys Are,and Ride the Wild Surf. Try to put those on. Thanks

Florence Ballard was NOT on drugs as mentioned by the reporter in this video…. Yes, she struggled with alcoholism, but she did NOT do drugs… even both Mary and Diane confirmed that in their interviews over the years

beautiful

Thanks for 😊 sharing this

✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾 Three of the BEST Supremes EVER! FABULOUS show. Audience was ELECTRIC. So glad I was there!!!

THE SUPREMES COULD DO NO WRONG !

LUV ME SUM HER ❤ Arsenio got -- that’s why he slid to the floor and kept it hidden 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Love Mary Wilson!

At 7:29, co-host Fred LaCosse acknowledges Billy Philadelphia for providing the back-up music.

This is classic, what wrong with the world today ? We dont sing songs of love any more ...beautiful music

Jeeze! What had she taken that night. 😮

They found her a cordless mike

This is one of my favorite looks of Diana!

Diana Ross is legendary!!! So humble!!!