A different level of music. "What a voice...what a voice?" No one can give her a higher compliment. Her naysayers just do not understand beautiful music. Diana Ross vocally is very versatile. There are not too many singers that have her ability to convey the true meaning of music. Diana Ross vocally is a lot better than most singers of her era.
On drums Hal Blaine, who played on over forty number one hits in USA, and on bass Leland Sklar, still going strong, who has played on thousands of songs by other artists.
She was with The Supremes that I think then became Diana Ross and The Supremes, and as group they hit it big time. Then she went solo and became a star. And as the lead role in this movie she was actually very good.
I love what Ralph Waldo Emerson said about success. He said: To laugh often and much; To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; To earn the approbation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; To appreciate beauty; To find the best in others; To give of one's self; To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; To have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived - This is to have succeeded.
There's so much in the world, no way you could possibly know it all. This song is from a movie in which Diana plays a rising star who perhaps sacrifices too much for fame.
She was one of the many stars who sang in USA for Africa! if you haven't, you should react to USA for Africa live! it's a performance you will never forget and you'll recognize a lot of the singing stars involved now that you're an expert
Such a beautiful theme song from a great movie. Diana's voice is so smooth and sweet. Check out her "Missing You" about the late artist Marvin Gaye. Thanks so much guys for this reaction🍂🍃
could you please do the Radio edit version or tudio version of one of our great ladies OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN , its a Number one smash hit called I honestly Love You
Such a beautiful song, beautiful voice. The film is fun, too. I was lucky enough to see Diana Ross live in the past 20 years a couple of times. I was so happy to be able to see her. Thanks for the reaction to this lovely song.
Beautiful song!! I watched Mahogany when it debuted. I was in the 6th grade. Billy Dee Williams was his finest in that movie...even as a child I knew that!!
What's up there, guys? It's Steve from New Jersey USA first of all Diana Ross was the lead singer in a group called The Supremes, which signed under motown records for a producer named Berry gordi. , if you really interested in diana ross Check out The Supremes a great 60s group. Great soulful group and you will Love them.
I recommend you listen to Barbara Streisand....Evergreen is the song. Choose the video version from the movie Star is Born. 1976. So beautiful. and while you are at it Listen to Memories from her too. So amazing
One of the worlds greatest singers! You exactly worded my emotions, experienced at age 12 or 13 when this song was released. I totally recognized myself. Thank you for that! I never realized in what way this song worked itself into my 'musical core'! Another great song of Diana's is her Four Tops "Reach Out, I'll Be There" version released in 1971, but was beautifully remixed in 1978. It opens with the most intriguing bassline to develop into such a wonderful feelgood song. Like this one, it is never missing on any of my playlists... ruclips.net/video/XODwuqQjct0/видео.htmlsi=zu4hw9sz4iTcL8nI
Touch Me In The Morning is another one of her songs that went to No. 1 in the early 70's. One of my favorite Diana Ross songs.
Yes!
One of my favs...along with Some Day We'll Be Together. And of course there's STONED LOVE (I think I like it best SUPREMES NOT DIANA).
Apparently this kind of arrangement of melodies is a long lost art
We saw her in concert 2 weeks ago. Even at 79 years of age she still has that terrific voice.
Thanks for reacting to this song, I'd forgotten how much I loved it. That is Miss Ross at her best!
A different level of music. "What a voice...what a voice?" No one can give her a higher compliment. Her naysayers just do not understand beautiful music. Diana Ross vocally is very versatile. There are not too many singers that have her ability to convey the true meaning of music. Diana Ross vocally is a lot better than most singers of her era.
Watching someone hear this for the first time is amazing.
I suggest watching the live versions of the Supremes. Especially from Ed Sullivan show.
Don't apologize for what you haven't heard yet. Just keep listening and enjoy...and thanks for letting us join you on the journey.
On drums Hal Blaine, who played on over forty number one hits in USA, and on bass Leland Sklar, still going strong, who has played on thousands of songs by other artists.
This is an incredibly beautiful song.
She was with The Supremes that I think then became Diana Ross and The Supremes, and as group they hit it big time. Then she went solo and became a star. And as the lead role in this movie she was actually very good.
I have loved her since 1963 when I first heard a Supreme's song on the radio. She has aged like a fine wine.
I so agree with you about the orchestration on this record, it was astounding.
Love Hangover is an amazing song from the same movie
really? was that song in that movie, I thought Love Hangover came out in 76? wasnt this 75?
Diana Ross is one of my all-time favorite female artist. Good reaction.
I love what Ralph Waldo Emerson said about success. He said:
To laugh often and much;
To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children;
To earn the approbation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends;
To appreciate beauty;
To find the best in others;
To give of one's self;
To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition;
To have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation;
To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived -
This is to have succeeded.
I love this! So true! Thanks for sharing.
It was one of my first favorite songs in Kindergarten. :D Thanks for bringing it back...
I love this song. One of my top 5. ❤❤❤
There's so much in the world, no way you could possibly know it all. This song is from a movie in which Diana plays a rising star who perhaps sacrifices too much for fame.
You two are very charming
Beautiful #1 Song ❤
She was one of the many stars who sang in USA for Africa! if you haven't, you should react to USA for Africa live! it's a performance you will never forget and you'll recognize a lot of the singing stars involved now that you're an expert
It’s the title song of the movie Mahogany. Diana Ross plays the leading role.
Such a beautiful theme song from a great movie. Diana's voice is so smooth and sweet. Check out her "Missing You" about the late artist Marvin Gaye. Thanks so much guys for this reaction🍂🍃
🇬🇧 I do look forward to seeing your reactions. ❤
They are very insightful and most of the time is right on the mark with the interpretation of the music.
From Southern Australia I LOVE your reactions, so honest and heartfelt
could you please do the Radio edit version or tudio version of one of our great ladies OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN , its a Number one smash hit called I honestly Love You
Such a beautiful song, beautiful voice. The film is fun, too. I was lucky enough to see Diana Ross live in the past 20 years a couple of times. I was so happy to be able to see her. Thanks for the reaction to this lovely song.
Superb. Beautiful.
Touch Me in the Morning
Swept Away and Missing You are must listen to songs from her solo work
In the film "Mahogany" she's a fashion designer that rises to fame as an international model.
Beautiful song!! I watched Mahogany when it debuted. I was in the 6th grade. Billy Dee Williams was his finest in that movie...even as a child I knew that!!
What's up there, guys? It's Steve from New Jersey USA first of all Diana Ross was the lead singer in a group called The Supremes, which signed under motown records for a producer named Berry gordi. , if you really interested in diana ross Check out The Supremes a great 60s group. Great soulful group and you will Love them.
Beautiful, beautiful song!!!
I recommend you listen to Barbara Streisand....Evergreen is the song. Choose the video version from the movie Star is Born. 1976. So beautiful. and while you are at it Listen to Memories from her too. So amazing
One of the worlds greatest singers! You exactly worded my emotions, experienced at age 12 or 13 when this song was released. I totally recognized myself. Thank you for that! I never realized in what way this song worked itself into my 'musical core'!
Another great song of Diana's is her Four Tops "Reach Out, I'll Be There" version released in 1971, but was beautifully remixed in 1978. It opens with the most intriguing bassline to develop into such a wonderful feelgood song. Like this one, it is never missing on any of my playlists...
ruclips.net/video/XODwuqQjct0/видео.htmlsi=zu4hw9sz4iTcL8nI
The film was about a model who becomes a fashion designer. Diana Ross actually designed the clothes.
Yes-do touch me in the morning .
Do Love Hangover next! The 6-7 min version!
yes.
Review live performance by Diana Ross and the Supremes on the Ed Sullivan show of the song "Forever came today "
You would like Forever Autumn by Justin Hayward.
Nobody knows❤❤❤but nice
great reaction thanks guys, please react to AMY HOLLAND shooting for the moon, greeting and GOD BLESS YOU
Sadly, Diana Ross has passed away. Loved her voice.
Oh, i think Diana Ross is still alive and performing? 💚