White Goldie's Inside The Music- Diana Ross & The Supremes

This video delves into the details of the Diana Ross & The Supremes hit song "Someday We'll Be Together". The song was the last #1 hit on both the R&B and Pop charts to end the 1960s, and also the first #1 song on both the R&B and Pop charts to begin the 1970s. The video also discusses the hidden figure that performed on the song that most people aren't aware of. As a bonus, we discuss who Berry Gordy initially had in mind to replace Diana Ross when she left the group.

[@blaqjade1384]

Wow! Good stuff! 👍

[@whitegoldiesinsidethemusic702]

Thank you! 😀

[@timothyypearson]

The backing by someday we'll be together was Motown's house backing group the Andantes but suprisly former marvelette Wanda young was part of that.

[@gamesbaluyot9623]

Diana Ross and the Endantes on background vocals; not The Supremes Mary & Cindy on Someday We'll Be Together

[@johnwhite6981]

Didn't they stop singing on the the songs in 67-68

[@direfranchement]

Yes...so cynical.

[@marvinwhittaker]

Someday We'll Be Together was offered to Jr.Walker but he turned it down.

[@direfranchement]

Probably for the best.

[@marvinwhittaker]

@@direfranchement I couldn't imagine him singing that song anyway just like "What Does It Takes To Win Your Love" but the song did go number one on the r&b charts.