Love Songs [Motown] Diana Ross

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  • Release Date: 01/27/2009
  • Sales Rank: 76,781
  • Label: MOTOWN
  • UPC: 602517952430

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Love Songs [Motown]

1LISTENStop! In the Name of Love 2:52
2LISTENWhisper You Love Me Boy / Diana Ross & the Supremes 2:41
3LISTENI'm in Love Again / Diana Ross & the Supremes 2:20
4LISTENHoney Boy / Diana Ross & the Supremes 2:34
5LISTENEverything Is Good About You / Diana Ross & the Supremes 3:07
6LISTENI Hear a Symphony / Diana Ross & the Supremes 2:39
7LISTENLove Is in Our Hearts / Diana Ross & the Supremes 2:08
8LISTENLover / Diana Ross & the Supremes 2:11
9LISTENThe Music That Makes Me Dance / Diana Ross & the Supremes 3:39
10LISTENCan't Take My Eyes off You / Diana Ross & the Supremes 3:13
11LISTENLet the Music Play / Diana Ross & the Supremes 2:42
12LISTENSomeday We'll Be Together / Diana Ross & the Supremes 3:31

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Released as a tie-in with Valentine's Day 2009, Motown's Love Songs series gave roughly the same treatment to five of its artists: 12 highlights dealing with love and heartache, decent no-frills packaging, $10 retail price. Along with Smokey Robinson, Gladys Knight & the Pips, the Jackson 5, and the Commodores, Diana Ross & the Supremes were made part of the series, and while there are some essential singles here -- "Stop! In the Name of Love," "I Hear a Symphony," "Someday We'll Be Together" -- the disc should be seen as a sampler rather than a proper anthology. "Come See About Me" and "Where Did Our Love Go," at the very least, should be on any Supremes compilation, regardless of purpose. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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