FIRST TIME HEARING Diana Ross Ain't No Mountain High Enough REACTION
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You guys should also listen to "Midnight Train To Georgia" by Gladys Knight and the Pips! This is also a classic!!!
Agreed!
@@subwaygoddess1 Gladys Knight is great!
The End of Our Road is my Gladys jam!
"Neither One of Us" Gladys Night
I agree 👍 they need to react to Gladys Knight and the Pips! "Midnight Train to Georgia!"
Young brothers...take a that Motown records journey... that’s your musical heritage.
✊🏼‼️
Well said
Exactly
Absolutely agree 💯‼️ Michael Jackson was her HUGE fan.
my momma raised me on the Supremes and Motown.
This lady is a legend the most supreme Miss Diana Ross before Beyoncé or Mariah this lady was the greatest no auto tune just her and that fantastic voice and also a beautiful woman ⭐️
“She’s not nervous at all!” That’s because she is the truly great Diana Ross.
kenny edwards Preach!
My exact same thought. It's kinda what's fun about them. They have no idea they're talking about legends. When they were listening to Blue Bayou by Linda Ronstadt, they commented that she could win The Voice. 😂 They're talking about the legendary Linda Ronstadt! She could win The Voice. Hilarious!
Yeah.. she's done this a few times .... they need to see the Supremes
Please listen to Marvin Gaye, “What’s Going On.”
You guys are a bright spot in a weird, crappy year.
Great great great song by Marvin Gaye
Very relevant today & always
Denise Fowler amen @ your last sentence
Yes! One of the all time greats!! I'll add in anything he did with Tammi Terrell. May they both rest in peace
Do You Know Where You're Going To or Mahogany by Diana Ross
Aretha Franklin - RESPECT
Tina Turner - Proud Mary
oh yeah wanna see them react to Tina
Definitely! That's a must.
Proud Mary! Yes yes yes!
How about Donna Summer?
@@theodorebusche7325 yes! Donna Summer, definitely!
Diana's voice has held up great through the years. She's 76 years old now.
Diana Ross was the lead singer of The Supremes. Check out “You Can’t Hurry Love”.
Can I add "I'm gonna make you love me" as a reaction please, my fave Supremes song
Check out I Hear A Symphony, the Supremes!!
My favorite Supremes song is "Reflections." Recommend highly!
Check out The Supremes her old group. She's Tracy Ellis Ross's mom.
“Upside Down” is a favorite Diana Ross tune from my roller skating days. 💜
Well if you want to go back to those days, she was "The Boss" Wink
About to go listen to it now!!!
I would add "Chain Reaction" to the list of her later hits.
That is another great one!!
Im coming out
Diana Ross and the Supremes were one of the best female groups
in the 1960's.
They set a standard that I've yet to see reached by any subsequent female group.
They were THE best.
Tracey Ellis Ross’s mom! You know from The TV show”Blackish”!
Mary Wilson, Diana Ross, Florence Ballard
12 number 1 hits from ‘64 to ‘69. Crazy.
"She's dancing too?"
Oh child, this is the Queen of Disco Herself, you expect her to not put on a show?
“Don’t know who she is” I’m shooketh lol
Diana Ross is the original Diva. She recorded for Motown as a member of the Supremes, then it became Diana Ross and the Supremes. She later went on to a solo career. One of my favorite Supremes song is "Keep me hanging On" I absolutely feel good all over listening to that song.
She doesn't seem nervous because she is GD Diana Ross...a legend an icon.
"son of a preacher man" by dusty springfield and "the letter" live by joe cocker.
Can you please react to Diana Ross'- "I'm Coming Out", "Upside Down", "Missing You", "Endless Love"
& The Supremes- "Baby Love", "Where Did Our Love Go", "Stop in the Name of Love"
She was Michael Jackson mentor she took him under her wings. Michael Jackson really loved her as a friend from the time he was 9 years old.
Please don’t reduce her to an MJ connection. She’s an American icon- lead singer of the Supremes, Diana Ross and the Supremes and soloist Diana Ross.
@@imar3248 we know but for average people who doesn't know her but know MJ it's cool to know fun facts plus Diana was a big part of MJ's early career journey, it promotes both sides... For instance me being a MJ fan helped me to increase my oldies playlist and I listen to several The Supremes's songs now, I love Diana's too and 60's songs.. 🔥🔥🔥
MJ loved Diana as more than a friend but that’s another discussion.
Didi Green you have a point!
@@TINKERB121 you've got that right.
Diana Ross and the Supremes are a must-listen-to.
Now tell the story of the supremes and her part in their sad ending.
My dad was so in love with Diana Ross. He passed away last year, and I feel like finding your video today was meant to be. Thank you!
All the coincidences are always signs that everything is connected and we all are one. Your dad will always be with you❤️
She did one performance in a feeekin Rain storm, never stopped and ROCKED IT.
Central Park concert was epic!!!
Wow, that is awesome. Diana Is A Boss!
NEVER forget that! 😳Blew me away.It was the most amazing performance ever. She epitomized grace and class.
Yes in NYC, central Park
I would love to see them do Tina Turner "River Deep, Mountain High".
Proud Mary. I guarantee tina will wear the guys out.
@@nestaannjarrett4948 I think they did Proud Mary, but from CCR... Should do Tina's version for sure .
Yes. I agree!
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What love got to do with it
Dear children, Miss Diana is a DIVA.SHE IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFULL , INTELIGENT AN ICONIC LADY IN THE WORLD. LOVE YOU ALLWAYS MISS DIANA ROSS.
Period !!!
Dear children, Miss Diana is a DIVA. SHE IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, INTELLIGENT, AND ICONIC WOMEN IN THE WORLD. LOVE YOU ALWAYS MISS DIANA ROSS.
No need to yell at our babies, they know way more than we did at their age.
"Endless Love" by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie
I absolutely love this song! Remember dancing to it at a high school dance.
This a must do song!
@@MysticLunaDream Can I have the next dance with you?
If there was no Dianna Ross, there would be no Beyonce....
Who remembers Mahogany?
If there were no Diana Ross, there'd be no Tracee Ellis Ross!
@@juliell2139 my favorite song and the MOVIE - Mr go got my vote !!!
My thought exactly!
Dianna Ross such a beautiful and timeless voice. 😘❤️😘❤️😘
Hey Tim, no need to apologize about not knowing who the different artists are. We all come from different backgrounds and circumstances. I grew up poor, and was scrambling to find work and go to school and didnt have time or money to listen to or buy much music. The only album I had bought as a child was The Carpenters. I think your reaction to them is how I found you!! When I was 19 and a sophomore in college , I went music shopping with a couple of buddies and they were floored when I asked, if there was music on both sides of the album. How would a person know, if you had only bought one album and that was like 5 years earlier. So, we are all a work in progress,, I think back when I was 22 and what I knew and thought and compare now to what I know and think at age 62. Holy cow, what a difference, knowledge and experience make!! And a person never stops learning. I have learned from you how to not just listen to music, but also how to feel it and listen to the story. So, you have taught something to someone 40 years older. Its such a joy to see the joy you get out of listening to a great song. You are learning and growing along your life journey and we get to watch it happen. I never had children of my own, but I would be so proud if I had, had a couple of polite respectful kids like you and Fred. Of course I have a request, its from the rock band Fleetwood Mac... its called " Go your own way" the best version of the live version is from the Dance Tour of 97. I selected this song because I know you like guitars, drums and great vocals. Keep being your charming selves, dont change a thing. 'WE OUT"
Love your comment and your story. This is why we're all here, not just to watch the twins react but to be a community of people who love music and found their own way to what they listen to. You said it right. It's a different journey for everyone. Glad you posted. 🙂
Me too.
Ken Woods! You write exactly how I feel. These guys make my day EVERY DAY! We are all experiencing this music for the" first time" all over again. Music is magic
Such a positive and thoughtful reply to these amazing young men. By reading your comment I discovered a song that I never heard before. Although I know the group. I just wanted to say thanks for posting such a great message. Fabulous and Fifty I am out!
@@josenahector8369 Thanks josena hector!!!
Time to listen to Marvin and Tammi's version
Absolute best version
Oh hell yeah!
Yes Marvin and Tammy
m.ruclips.net/video/IC5PL0XImjw/видео.html&autoplay=1
Agree with Denise, Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” is something special. He risked his record contract to make this song. I still listen to it today-was so relevant then, even more relevant now.
Love you guys! Don’t forget Marvin Gaye! Gone too soon-he was shot dead by his dad!!
These twins' parents did them wrong. I don't care what generation they come from. If you're an American (and that means EVERY ONE OF US) haven't heard at least one song from each singer or group at Motown by age 18, your parents deserve a big punishment.
Watch Motown 25, guys. When The Jackson Five come on, have fun!
They could do hours worth of listening to Marvin Gaye's back catalog and I'd listen. From, "Pride and Joy" to his last album...incredible talent, great looks, fascinating intellect.
His version of, "I Heard it Through the Grapevine" contrasted with Gladys Knight and The Pips...ooo, yes please!
Twins try listening to Barry White ‘s “Never, Never Gonna Give You Up” or “ You’re the First, the Last, My Everything “
I was just in the 7th grade and loved loved Barry White
She was the lead singer for the Supremes one of the first, and top Motown performers. One of their first stars. She's credited with discovering Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 and Stevie Wonder (even though she didn't), she's also Traci Ellis Ross' mother (Blackish), and was involved with Barry Gordy, the founder of Motown, and has a daughter with him. Read up on Motown and some of the artists. Some of the greatest talent of the 20th century.
Her version of this song with the Supremes was much better. She sings through the entire song!!
Isn't she also Whitney Houston's Aunt?
@@tresohmeef5884 no.
@@tresohmeef5884 No Dione Warwick is Whitney's cousin
@@jacluv7862 Thanks, I couldn't remember.
Y’all should give “The Supremes” a listen. It’s the group that Diana Ross began with waaaaay back in the 60s (or late 50s I can’t remember for sure). They, and she, were part of Motown’s early days. FunFact: Diana Ross’ TV show was one of the first places that Michael Jackson, along with his brothers as the Jackson 5, appeared.
They had 12 number one hits...which is about 5th most number hits of any artist....crazy to think
Her daughter is Tracee Ellis Ross. And you should definitely hear Miss Ross in the Supremes!
You have watched "Blackish"...? Right! Tracie is the mom on the show and this is her Mom!
I love you guys. Please listen to "Last Dance" by Donna Summer the Queen of Disco 1978. You will love her! Thank you
Yes Donna Summer is a good one.
100%%%%%
Check out Tina Turner's Proud Mary and Nutbush City Limits.
They should listen to Credence Clearwater sing the ORIGINAL Proud Mary. John Fogerty wrote it and it was a huge hit for Credence. Tina does it in a completely different way, it's like it is two different songs. If you do not know, John Fogerty was the band leader of Credence. If you do not know, he has formed a new band (a lot of years ago) and they sound like Credence, and have records. I had the huge thrill of seeing them in concert a number of years ago; his son was playing with them. He still wears his trademark plaid shirt. I saw a You tube video of him playing with all his kids at their home. Do people know they were from Emeryville (right next to Oakland, California.) It is across the Bay from San Francisco, where I first saw them in 1969 when I was 19. Chuck Berry opened for them. Anyway they had a lot of folks fooled; we assumed they were from Louisiana (the Bayou that Hank Williams sang about) There is a biography of the band. Title: "Bad Moon Rising" which explains why the band broke up and was not heard of for years.
I thought that too! Or Poke Salad Annie or River Deep Mountain High
@@hooleyqueen he listened to a really bad live one CCR It didnt move them
Diana Ross is definitely one of the G.O.A.T! She was a member of the Supremes! She's a legend!
Gorgeous woman with a beautiful voice!
Her daughter is Tracee Ellis Ross on the TV show Blackish.
Yep! And her son is Evan Ross who is married to Ashlee Simpson, Jessica Simpsons sister
@@hallmarkaddict8455 Yep! Mostly known form the movie ATL as T.I 's little brother Ant.
@@hallmarkaddict8455 Btw, Ashlee Simpson is Jessica Simpson's SISTER.
She was a member then it became Diana Ross and the Supremes. Diva and bam baming Berry Gordy.
@@40EastTrill it clearly was a typo. Jesus. No need for the capital letters and the hostility. obviously it was a typo because her daughter wouldn't be dating someone Evans age. People like you are so pathetic. You knew what I meant but you couldn't resist and just had to open your mouth 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Killing me softly...original Roberta Flack, Respect by Aretha Franklin
Definitely the original Roberta Flack version of Killing me Softly. There is no other legitimate version.
@@joyceg8546 agreed
PLEASE REVIEW CHAKA KHAN "IM EVERY WOMAN "....THAT WOULD GREAT
I Feel For You would also be so great and fun!
Anything by Chaka Khan!
Years from now if anyone asks what brought me joy during the pandemic lockdown of 2020, I’ll say:
- Watching the most awesome Twins.
- Playing “Animal Crossing”.
- Riding my bike around Brooklyn.
Thanks for the joy, guys!! 😍
I’m an 80s Gen-X kid, here’s a few y’all might like that I’d love to see🙏
INXS, “New Sensation”
Talking Heads, “Once in a Lifetime”
Terence Trent D’Arby, “Wishing Well”
Bronski Beat, “Smalltown Boy”
Tears for Fears, “Shout”
Luther Vandross, “Never Too Much”
Depeche Mode, “Enjoy the Silence”
Yaz, “Only You”
Women Wednesday:
Chaka Khan, “Ain’t Nobody”
Sade, “Smooth Operator”, “Never as Good as the First Time”
Cheryl Lynn, “Got to be Real”
Kate Bush, “Cloudbusting”
Patrice Rushen, “Forget Me Nots”
Truth and facts! 💓🕊️
Yes!!!
"Ain't Nobody" is a *fantastic* song!
This Gen X from New Zealand agrees with all of the above!
I totally agree. These young men have made this difficult time a little easier.
She also sang "I'm coming out" GREAT HIT! and she was in "THE WIZ" which was the black version of "The Wizard of Oz". Michael Jackson was in it and Nipsey Russell. You should watch that movie! Classic!
She was pissed when the song was released and she found out what “coming out” means
@@Gregalor I think I remember hearing that lol... oh well! It was one of her biggest songs ever! She can't be mad at that! Lol
In a time when the world is nuts. It’s amazing to see your appreciation for ALL types of music.
2 nights ago, at about 4 in the morning, I was on RUclips and ran across your videos. I have listened to about 40% of them now and subscribed. I am 60 years old and I love the honest reactions from you, not to mention the music you play. Humbling when I think this music is stuff I know like the back of my hand but there are many who never heard of most of this. I was an internet DJ for a few years and know how unifying music can be, how it calms the soul, makes you feel, makes you think and you two are sharing those experiences with the world! Would love your take on Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath, Metallica - Nothing Else Matters, ToTo - Africa or Three Dog Night - Road to Shambala .
Oh! Jethro Tull! Please listen to Locomotive Breath!!
Love u guys. I fall down the rabbit hole everytime I watch/listen to you. You are bringing such joy in such terrible times. Than you!!
She was in a girl group called The Supremes before she went solo - check out STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE
YES!!! Tina Turner!!!!!early days “ Proud Mary” n then solo career “What’s Love Got to Do With It “👍
Private dancer
1. Barry White “my first my last my everything”
2. Guns and Roses “ November rain”
3. Pat Benetar “heartbreaker”
Diana Ross and The Supremes! Direct line to The Jacksons, MoTown. Royalty.
Motown has so much talent. I prefer the studio version. Its less rushed. more soulful . Love!
Oh soul sister Diana! She is one of the GOATs, love all of the women artists you are listening to.
Dusty Springfield “Son of a Preacher Man”
Oh yes! Please watch Son of a Preacher Man!! Hi from Brisbane Australia, thank you for seeing us through the Pandamin 😀
What does GOAT stand for?
@@valeriearmagno5555 Greatest of All Time.
@@ericspowers thank you! Yes, she is one of the greatest.
I'm pretty sure they did Son Of A Preacher Man. I've been wanting them to react to The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia.
She played Billie Holliday in the movie “Lady Sings The Blues”! Watch it!
“Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” was Miss Diana Ross’ first #1 hit as a solo artist from 1970... fifty years ago!
Try “Endless Love” with her and Lionel Richie 🙏🏼
For reals.
luther vandros and mariah carys version is better
She was in a movie called “Lady Sings the Blues”. She played Billy Holiday. You must see that movie sometime! She is an amazing actress!
They should listen to Billy too!
You can’t forget Mahogany!
Thanks for this post. I will have to watch this movie.
Awesome movie!
They have done a Billie Holiday. I would love for them to do more, like Strange Fruit.
She’s epic. Glad you enjoyed watching Ms Ross😀
Miss Diana Ross, larger than life but really just a little bit of a woman. I met her in the 80's and was surprised at her size, but what a voice!
I still say Sly and the Family Stone 'Hot Fun in the Summertime' or 'Everyday People' 👍
"Changes" by David Bowie
Check out "The Supremes" - Baby Love, Where Did Our Love Go, etc.
Check out Charlie Daniels Band, “the devil went down to Georgia”. I was just listening to it and thought of y’all; would love to see your reaction! Love watching y’all!!
Yes!!!!!
@@RosilindJukic especially when charlie does that violin rift
Absolutely! Love the song
I am glad I am not the only one to hear and artist and think that the twins would like this
Favorite part of the intro:
JOLEEENE!!!!!!😂😂😂😂
We say this in our house at least once a day 😂
I have a patient I have to call monthly and I’ve started referring to her as Ms JOLEEN!!!! Lol
Great twins!...Tina Turner..'River deep mountain high'...TRUST..Love from L.A.✌😎
I saw Diana Ross live a few years ago. She still brings it!!!! A phenomenal performer.
Wow....I am old. For most of my life, it would have been next to impossible to find anyone who had never heard of Diana Ross. These guys are so precious...and their innocence makes me feel sooooo old.
You need to watch her performance in Central Park, NYC. A storm arose and Miss Diana sang on to keep the people calm as they left.
Y’all should do Alone by Heart next!
AND!! Marvin Gaye & Tammi Tyrell version of “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.” It s very different from the Diana Ross version. But both are great!
OMG...you are SOOOO right!!
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I like the recorded version of this song..It's more emotional and sincere..not rushed
Marilyn McCoo..."One Less Bell To Answer"
Yes! Marilyn McCoo of the Fifth Dimension. "One Less Bell" or "Wedding Bell Blues" (written by Laura Nyro).
Yasss that song is amazing listen to what she is saying !!
Diana Ross and the Supremes. They take you to church for REAL.
These are all gems
The commodores: easy and brick house
The supremes: can't hurry love, stop in the name of love or baby love
The four tops: I can't help myself
The miracles: you really got a hold on me and shop around
Martha Reeves and the vandellas: (love is like a) heat wave
Brie Brick House!
Also Sweet Love from The Commodores and Lionel Richie.
Zoom is my favorite. The words.
I may be just a foolish dreamer but I don't care. Cause I know my happiness is waiting somewhere. I'm searching for that silver lining, horizons I'll never see, but I'd like to take just this moment and dream my dreams, oh, oh, dream my dreams. Oh Zoom, I'd like to fly away." A must listen yall!
The way 2020 has been, I would like to fly away.
My first concert was Commodores and The Emotions. Brick House was so AWESOME!!! 1977, The good old days. Another great song from that time was Flashlight by Parliament. WOOOO YEAHHHHH!!! 😁 💘
Oh... Remember Always And Forever? By Heatwave. Turned out to be one of the most played wedding songs ever. They stopped playing the long version and that was such a shame.
She has so many hits. A true legend! Listen to I'm missing you, I'm coming out and her duet with Lionel Richie Endless Love
Not to forget those Supreme hits!! Stop! In the name of love...Someday We’ll Be Together...
Miss Ross...The Boss!!! Glad y'all enjoyed her!!
I absolutely LOVE Diana Ross!!
I’d love to see you give us a Top 10 List of your favorite songs you have reacted to so far.
Yes, -- and I hope some music history professor is planning to use this channel to explore the evolution of greatest hits - or at least music trends and preferences through the decades - a tool to introduce an entire generation to the music of their parent/grandparents - some of the GOATs!
Y'all react to any Motown hits, or especially Marvin Gaye "What's Going On", The Temptations, there are just SO many to suggest! Thank y'all for making me smile, I'm a huge fan! 🕊️💓
Temptations, yes!
There were so many great groups and artists in Motown. Need to explore them all. Need to start a Motown Mondays listening day like the Wednesday Womens day. You should also see lots of Soul Train shows on RUclips where lots of these were on. Sooooooooooooooul Train, one of my favorite TV shows, as well as American Bandstand - My Saturdays of my youth.
Great idea, @C.M. !🎧🎵🎶
Smokey Robinson singing Oohh Baby Baby
Love Motown.
She literally melted into the screen. This entire concert is masterful. It was ahead of it's time and paved a new way for how concerts are put together.
You all should definitely do a song called “Walk This Way” by RUN DMC and Aerosmith. It brings together rock and Hip Hop!
I went crazy when this song came out. I was at home kicking over chairs when they kicked down the wall. I loved being a teen in the 80s.
They definitely need to hear and see it!
You should hear the original version by MARVIN GAYE and TAMMI TERRELL. Written by Ashford and Simpson.
My favorite version is definitely Marvin Gaye with Ms Terrell.
"She was definitely the lead singer", Yes sir. Please listen to the Supremes "Stop, in the Name of Love".
There are dozens of songs by the Supremes the Twins need to hear: "Where Did Our Love Go?" "Love Child," "Baby Love," "Come See About Me."
Reflections, Someday We’ll be Together...the best
Diana Ross is a GODDESS!!
I was lucky enough to see Diana Ross back in the 80s!!! She was FANTASTIC!!!! Love her, her Motown, music I grew up listening to in the 70s!
Diana Ross' songs "Reflections" and "Upside Down" are fantastic! Also, Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell's version of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" is the best. Thanks for all the joy the two of you bring with this channel. I appreciate it!
The Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell version is so much better than this.
Love Child is another great. Gives me goosebumps.
@@jwsel Completely agree!
Love hangover was her song for me. Loved it.
Some of the greatest music artists of all time were signed to Motown Records Diana Ross, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Tammi Terrel, Stevie Wonder, The Miracles, and Martha and the Vandellas. Berry Gordy took the Jackson 5 to the next level and helped make Michael Jackson.
Yes! I'm here to recommend Martha Reeves and Vandellas' Nowhere to Run To (ruclips.net/video/ABbc-O_3_Ac/видео.html), and the Spinners' Could It Be I'm Falling in Love (ruclips.net/video/hVodDx_sFmE/видео.html)
Love Diana Ross 💟 love your reaction she was in the surpremes another group and Michael Jackson loved her
YES settin' the record str8 in her 70's STILL singing like time stood still!!! Ms. Ross.....Diana Ross!!!👊🏾🤩
That was the wrong version for Lady Di there was a better version. She's way more than that video.
Yes, you'll have to the original studio version. This one is so rushed.
But this one shows her live energy, stage presence, and joy
Yeah, this rendition is for people who already know and love the song, and it's way too fast anyway. A lost opportunity to watch these guys get a first dose of the lady.
OH HELL YES!!
The one in Central Park .., when it rains
Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”. 100% necessary for you to experience. Truly a classic, in every sense of the word. Exquisite lyrics he took YEARS to perfect (he wrote 80 draft verses). It is consider the “baseline” for secular hymns. For me, however, it remains a spiritual experience every time I listen to it.
The Torresons I love Leonard Cohen but Jeff Buckley owned that song after he did it
Ryn Dudley ~ I was THIS close to recommending the Buckley version. That’s the one that’s on my playlist, actually. But I feel like Cohen’s version, especially the “Hallelujah” chorus and callback with the female back-up singer (who’s name I cannot find!) should be the one the boys start with, and then move on to Jeff’s rendition. Buckley was a genius, and his voice makes me cry, but Cohen was a god.
The Torresons he was and Suzanne or So Long, Marianne would be amazing but I think starting with his Hallelujah can put people off. I know it has for a lot of people because the Jeff Buckley arrangement is the familiar one, though he does it best. People don’t love it and it deserves to be loved. I quite like K.D. Lang’s version too, incredible song
Actually Everybody Knows or I’m your man are probably the better intro songs but I think the others are just beautiful!
Ryn Dudley ~ Gorgeous songs, all of them 🥰.....Dance me through the panic till I’m gathered safely in.....❤️
Diana Ross and the Supremes. My all time fav. I read a comment below. It's true sweet brothers, take a trip down Motown lane.
2 words, gentlemen: THE SUPREMES. Check them out.
You should see her sing “baby love “ w the supremes
You should react to Ike and Tina Turner " Proud Mary"
Diana Ross (born March 26, 1944) is an American singer, actress, and record producer. Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Ross rose to fame as the lead singer of the vocal group The Supremes, who during the 1960s became Motown's most successful act, and are the best-charting female group in US history! I saw her live just recently. You definitely need to cover her again! It's all amazing!
I prefer the original recording. It is longer and it’s much more powerful. Listen to it!
You should react to "Upside Down", "I'm Coming Out", "The Boss", "Theme From Mahogany(Do You Know Where You're Going To)", "Reflections", and pretty much any of her hits with the Supremes.
Reflections is the bomb!
She was in the movie “The Wiz” with Michael Jackson. It’s the black version of the Wizard of Oz. Check out the singing in that movie. She sings home at the end of the movie and it’s beautiful.
FOESHOW
Yes please a reaction video of y’all watching the wiz perfection!!
Diana Ross is one of the Queen’s of all. A true legend!!!!!
"She having fun out there" 🤩she is love her
If you like this you should listen to Gladys Knight and the Pips, “Midnight Train to Georgia “.
Gladys Knight and the pips most underrated soul band on the soul charts one of the best soul groups ever .
If I ever get my hands on love, just brill record .
Please play Peter Gabriel"s "Sledge Hammer", you won't regret it!
Thanks for being a bright spot in dark times!
Diana Ross, born in my hometown Detroit, Motown, lead singer of the Supremes, great solo career, great credits acting.
Lady Sings the Blues
The Wiz
Mahogany
She opened so many doors!!!
She still sounds great in her 70’s!
Oh yes diana ross !! Awesome she is good!! Love her!! 🙋🌶️☝️💓💋💓💋✌️☮️🙌🙌🙌👍💓💜💓💜👍💪
Just an FYI, if you watch the show "Blackish" her daughter is Tracee Ross.
Tracee Ellis Ross
You beat me to it! 😉
Yep, the woman who plays the anesthesiologist. But Diana Ross had a great voice. And though the backup singers generally did a a few choreographed movements behind the mic, they weren't required to dance like they sorta are today. Other great Disna Ross songs, "Stop in the Name of Love," "Love Child," and "Someday, We'll Be Together." In general, live performances aren't as musically polished as studio performances. Not that they aren't valuable and not that the artist doesnt sometimes go way beyond the album, but the way albums are recorded allows producers to mix the best sounds from several different takes. 💜
So many people came to know Tracee as "Diana's daughter," my kids are coming to know Diana as "Rainbow's mom!" 😁
I didn't know that. Love Diana Ross but not a big fan of the daughter. U can tell she comes from a privaleged family. Thinks her shit doesn't stink.
YOU HAVE TO DO "LOVE HANGOVER" AND "UPSIDE DOWN" BY Diana Ross!!!!!!
Aretha H I’m sure they’ve heard worse...the music nowadays gets into explicit details about that subject....they might even yawn lol
There’s nothing wrong with them seeing how “sensual” is done in a classy way that doesn’t require profanity or overtly explicit lyrics....back in the day, some things were done w tact which is good for them to see...plus I’ve seen them react to worse...like Salt n Pepa’s “Shoop”...and they dealt with it just fine...like gentlemen
Aretha H with all due respect, I’ve listened to Love Hangover a million times and it hasn’t stimulated me to go actually get a Love Hangover...to be honest, I didn’t know what the lyrics were really about until I was in my 20’s...sometimes songs are just nice for the melody too and I know many people who have listened to music that didn’t realize what the song was actually about until several years later...and regardless, just because the song is sensual, it doesn’t necessarily mean it is going to have such a powerful impact that they are going to be stimulated in an uncontrollable manner...it’s just music...but that is just my opinion
I apologize then...obviously I had no clue you were a family member...I'm just an audience member that enjoys them because I believe they are very respectful and I'm sure you are proud of them for that...and music no matter what era it comes from usually does express sensual emotions which are part of human nature...I just thought that seeing how it was done in a classier way in comparison to how it is done now would be interesting and a learning experience...didn't mean to offend! I was just sharing my opinion as an audience member...and I don't believe that Love Hangover is that risqué sorry
Check out Al Jarreau - he will blow your minds! “Roof Garden” and “Easy” are two of his best.
Yessss... I was gonna suggest him too!!
And "Morning" and "Boogie Down"
You should see Diana Ross Las Vegas entire show. You both only saw the last number of the show. Watch from the beginning. You will love it!