The Supremes - Come See About Me (REACTION) with my wife
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Diana Ross has one of the greatest pop voices of all time
It was a monster hit....the Supremes are the greatest American group of all time with 12 number one hits.
If you wanted to get people dancing at a party, a Supremes song would do the trick.
The Supremes were one of the greatest groups to come out of Motown and as I was growing up this group was all over the radio.
The Supremes and Motown. Are you guys in for a treat. This music is just brilliant. Timeless. Classic.
The Supremes are just so damn great it's hard to put into words! And their writing was just amazing!
Never gets old.
MOTOWN the sound of Detroit in the 60's and 70's
The Supremes were my first concert and I had a little teenage crush on Diana Ross.
Mary Wilson's beautiful alto filler voice along with Florence Ballard's soulful soprano voice in the background are Beautifully haunting & Iconic.. They had such great harmonies.. Ms. Wilson kept The Supremes going Top notch & relevant with the times for 17 years with Motown Records.. Her unexpected passing took the world for a Sad surprise in 2021.. She gave The BEST Concerts, always leaving the audiences with big smiles on their faces & expressed So Much Love.. I was blessed to see her in concert a handful of times in my lifetime. Check out some of The 70's Supremes golden Hits,, Floy Joy,, Nathan Jones,, Automatically Sunshine,, He's My Man,, Touch,, Up The Ladder To The Roof,, You Are The Heart Of Me... Rest In Heaven Lady SUPREME Mary Wilson & original Supreme Florence Ballard... Motown Rock n' Roll R&B Pop Music Royalty
All of the members of the group had fantastic vocals. They were all great singers ❤❤❤
Best female group of that Motown era by far. Mary Wells was a personal favorite from Motown but there were many others.
The greatest all-time.
I love your reactions so much! I grew up with the Supremes on the radio. Back then, we all carried these small transistor radios! Thank you for dredging up these memories for me!
Classic oldie from The Supremes. They had 12 # 1 Songs. ❤
My favourite Motown group. Baby Love, Where Did Our Love Go and so many others!
Like phonograph records, our souls have these songs inscribed onto them.
Motown has such a massive catalogue of songs it might be worth starting Motown mondays 😊...my personal favourite supremes song " i hear a symphony"
The Supremes recorded on the Motown Record Label based in Detroit, Michigan. Detroit was the center of the automobile industry at the time so it got the nickname "Motor Town" and "Motown" was a play on that nickname. Motown was an African-American owned label and achieved great mainstream success. The music coming out of the Motown label was known for it's sleek production and pop appeal. Some of the other artists recording for Motown included The Temptations, The Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, The Jackson Five, and many others. From 1961 to 1971 Motown had 110 top ten hit songs. One of the secrets to Motown's success was they had a core of very talented studio musicians playing on all of their songs. There was a great documentary about the mostly unheralded Motown musicians called "Standing in the Shadows of Motown". Trailer for the documentary: ruclips.net/video/2tqQBh2Ra_o/видео.htmlsi=963gge6OP7FQWqjL
From Detroit, Michigan, the Motor City and home of Motown! I grew up there when this great music was being made.
MOTOWN!!
Your vision of how they perform is spot on ... the Supremes were a favorite back in the day and today.
Martha and the Vandellas singing Dancin' in the Street is my favorite Motown girl group song. Give it a try.
I had their "The Supremes Sing Rogers & Hart" album....SUCH a GREAT ALBUM!!! SO MANY good songs: The Lady Is A Tramp, This Can't Be Love, Lover, My Funny Valentine, Mountain Greenery, Where Or When....SO MANY great songs....and, these songs were "apart" from the Motown Hits - too many to MENTION!! LOVED this GROUP!! ENJOY!!!
Used to dance to this record. It was all so sweet and innocent.
Oh yes, the Supremes were _the_ female super group from MoTown, no two ways about it! I still listen to them on regular rotation on my car deck on my USB stick, and this song in particular, along with a number of others. Great music is timeless and so much of the Supremes and MoTown qualifies as timeless! As good in the 2020s as it was in the 1960s! 🎸💖😎
The music is a reflection of the times. That you appreciate it and recognize the difference with most music today, is parallel to recognizing basic changes in modern culture...not for the better. It's heartwarming to see young people (younger than me, anyway) who can listen and hear and appreciate the difference.
Thank you for your great reaction. The Supremes were one of the biggest recording artists on Motown Records (Motown is a nickname of Detroit, Michigan. The founder, Berry Gordy, started Motown with a $800 family loan and became one of the largest black owned companies in the U.S. Listening and learning about the Motown sound would be very rewarding. Please give a listen to Marvin Gaye “Inner City Blues,” What’s Goin On,”, The Four Tops “Ask the Lonely,” “I Can’t Help Myself” and “The Same Old Song” to start. Have fun.
AGREE!!! ALL good SONGS!!!
The great James Jamerson on bass. Made these Motown songs fantastic.
Andrei, I just love your little silly side when you make a little pun or play with the title a bit. It makes me smile before the music even starts. The play between you two is infectious.
You should check out some of their tv appearances from the 60's. Such as the Ed Sullivan Show. Supremes with the Temptations for example from 1967!. 😎
The band playing behind the singers was a collective of studio musicians called the "Funk Brothers" working for Motown Records. There's a fabulous documentary film about them called "Standing In The Shadows of Motown." Worth a look.
THANKS, DAVEMAN!! I will have to check that one out!! :)
The Supremes had so many top hit songs you can’t even count them.
...and, ya made a LOT of sense to ME, DOMINICA!!! :) There's something in enjoying music that everyone else enjoys - especially when it feels so notalgic and has value!! It's almost like putting on an outfit - and, it's all broken-in and COMFORTABLE!! :) It's a GREAT "FIT"!!
😊one of my favorite supreme songs is You can’t Hurry Love
The Supremes were one of the best Motown girl groups from the 60's. Most of their early material was written & produced by Berry Gordy or Smokey Robinson. They had so many great hits such as "Stop! In The Name Of Love", "Someday We'll Be Together", "Baby Love", "Where Did Our Love Go", "Back In My Arms Again", "I Hear A Symphony", "You Can't Hurry Love", "Love Is like An Itching In My Heart", "Love Is Here & Now You’re Gone", "You Keep Me Hangin' On", "Love Child" etc.
Motown❤. You two are adorable! I love your sincere reactions to music and how open you are to discovering new & genres in various eras always giving us your honest opinions. And the love shown between you two for each other is priceless--melts my heart❤. Thanks for creating this channel.
Thank you so much for your beautiful words 💚
Beautiful song.great reaction.I love this song so much
Listen to ..Someday we'll be together, So sweet and beautiful.. by Diana Ross and the Supremes
People of a certain age were having these feelings for the first time when this music was on the radio. It was a magical time and everything was possible. True love was at hand or would surely find you soon.
their song 'Someday we'll be together' will make Andrea cry. . . is a good song
Motown stands for Detroit Michigan's car manufacturers, Motor Town.
"Motor City!! Is this your city?? Ahhh...this a FUNKY place!!" (said the announcer at the beginning of the video of Prince - DMSR Live - Musicology Tour - Detroit 2004). I highly recommend a reaction to that video; though the video quality is not great, the sound and performance is spectacular, fun, and...FUNKY.
My sisters were ten & 11 years older than me in the 60’s I can still remember them playing The Supremes on the little 45 records with 2 songs on them. We are white but EVERYONE LOVED THE SUPREMES. It didn’t matter what color your skin was.
The sound tract of my Jr. and Sr. High School days. Ahhhhh dancin with my steady gal in the ymca gym…now my wife of 47 years! ❤️
The Motor City Detroit
For a real treat check out Smokey Robinson singing "Going to a Go-Go". Another Motown smash hit.
I recommend also, Ray Charles, he is from this time period as well, different record label, but just as great. Hit The Road Jack, What'd I say? Georgia...many more, great songs, great musician.
You two have old beautiful souls. I love seeing your reactions.
MOTOWN Forever !!!
Favorites for me “The Happening” “Reflections” and later stuff without Diana “Nathan Jones”
You guys have artists that express heartache and romantic love in the poetry of their lyrics today....like Adele. Billie Ellish. Coldplay. One Republic. John Legend. Pink. October Blue...Bruno Mars. You have these artists. All good music is not lost. Good reaction. 🎉🎉🎉
Check out this song with Shakin Stevens !
So good !
Cool reaction !
👍👍👍💕🇸🇪😎
If you like music from the 60s, check out ...Reflections of My Life by Marmalade ❤✌️
🇬🇧 Motown is my kinda music. I have always loved it. This was a hit in 1964, the year I was born. I like all kinds of music, but I much prefer music from yesteryear.
I don't listen to modern music either. Don't like it much. Although I do like Lewis Capaldi. 🎼🐾🎶
Hi may dears - a typical Motown song. I love Motown, I grew up with these songs in the 1966s - 1969s (i was 15 Years old) and the early days of the label. My favorites are Marvin Gaye with "I HEARTED THROUGH THE GRAPE VINE" and his world songs like "Whats going on" ruclips.net/video/H-kA3UtBj4M/видео.html and "Lets get it on" "Booker T. & The MG's - Green Onions" ruclips.net/video/OjBRyG8HouM/видео.html and many more...
David Gilmour live in gdansk echoes? It was time 😊😊
I would love to see you react to Roberta Flack the first time ever I saw your face this song with you or is you
Hello, we already listened to Roberta Flack. Beautiful and emotional song. Please search in our videos 🙂
Hopefully you react to more motion Hopefully react to the four tops ❤
Motown produced more great, original-sounding music than most people realize. There would be a huge hole in the culture without them.
Of course!
Without Motown there probably is no "British Invasion" either!
There were tons of sexual songs in the 50's - 60's
React to Vanilla Fudge with their hit cover of the Supreme song You Keep Me Hanging On
Billy Joel, For the longest time , it's really different, I thing you will like it.
Motown was their own genre, and sadly they didn't keep it. Instead we ended up with Disco & the worst thing possible, Rap. The Supremes were a huge part of Motown, but there are so many more artists that made the 60's and early 70s special.
As a full on metalhead, who was born around the time this came out. I absolutely love this kind of music. I consider myself fortunate growing up in the area that I did, we had all different races, I myself am mixed race. I grew up, listening to the great oldies/rock ‘n’ roll of the 50s and early 60s, grew up listening to the rock ‘n’ roll of the 60s and 70s and became a full on metalhead with the metal of the 70s and 80s. But music like this always warms my soul. There is so much great music too much to list here, from the 50s and the 60s that you really need to listen to. I always and I mean always enjoy your reactions. You two are so much fun and your faces say it all. Keep listening and keep discovering great classic music. In doing that you are helping keep great music alive. 👏👏👏👏👏👏🤙🤙🤙🤙
The 60s And 70s.
we're filled with songs about love, innocent love. Special love, one of a kind love. Remember 1969 was the year of the sexual revolution in the United States where people went wild. Everything was about love, the one you're width. Love love love, make love not war ,flower power, yeah. They were special times I see you guys listening to the music. The way you look at each other the smiles on your face and I put the tear in my eyes that you guys are learning. About the good music, the special music keep doing good work. Guys, love you. You guys are the best and you are funny. Make me laugh thank you
I think 1967 was called the summer of love.