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NOW WE KNOW!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Diana Ross - Take Me Higher REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2022
- NOW WE KNOW!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Diana Ross - Take Me Higher REACTION
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Diana Ross and The Supremes were the "Crown Jewel" of Motown. She was also a HUGE influence on Michael Jackson. 11 number 1 hits in the 1960s alone. You need to see The Supremes in the 1960s. Legendary. Cheers.
Yes! Supreme's The Blue double album, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" just to name one.
Hans Michael nose.
You took my statement, she was one who helped MJ get noticed from the beginning.
12 #1 hits by 1969.
18 overall.
@@TheReturnOfStephan1 Okay. Make it 12.
She was in the Supremes, the greatest and best selling girl group of the 60's. They eventually were billed as Diana Ross and the Supremes as their popularity grew to higher and higher levels and the media focused ever closer on her. Finally she embarked on her solo career. A true legend and icon.
Diana Ross WAS the Supremes.
Diana Classics - "Ain't No Mountain High Enough", "I'm Coming Out", "Touch Me in the Morning", "It's My Turn", "Missing You (a song about the death of Marvin Gay)", "Upside Down, "Stop in the Name of Love (Supremes)", "Come See About Me (Supremes)", "Where Did Our Love Go (Supremes)" and so many, many more! She was the queen of Motown and credited with breaking out the Jackson 5.
Ain't no Mountain High Enough. Touch Me in the Morning. ❣️❤️💕
You hit on some great songs!!!
How could I forget "touch me in the morning"? That is one of the most beautiful breakup songs ever!!!?
I also love Do you know where you're going to
It’s my turn and the theme from Mahogany. Ain’t no mountain high enough and Reach out and touch are my absolute favorites.
"Endless Love" by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie is one of the most successful duets in music history. It's a classic.
Girl, Diana got so many hits her greatest hits is like 4 CDs (do they even sell those anymore?).
Iconic Duo!!
YES!!!!
Endless Love is a must watch!
Please, please go Endless love.
Diana Ross is a living legend. She was the lead singer of The Supremes of Motown fame, her solo work is also outstanding. Try "I'm coming out" it was heavily sampled in the hit song "Mo Money Mo Problems".
Billboard ranked The Supremes as the 16th greatest Hot 100 artist of all time. They were the most successful American vocal group. One time I read that the Supremes were third behind The Beatles and Elvis in terms of ht records (and/or record sales) during the 1960s. RSR: You need to go down this "rabbit hole"--starting with "Love Child" by the Supremes.
I’m coming out is one of my all-time essential songs. If I need my spirit lifted I put on I’m Coming Out
This was released in 1995. She had been on the scene for 30 years plus at this point. You have to try her earlier stuff, from when she was with the Supremes. And then work your way through the years. She has a whole catalogue of hits.
I don’t get why this is the first song they’ve done of her. If you put all her songs in a basket there’s no way I could run into this song if I tried. She’s sold multiple millions; she’s up there commercially with Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley.
This one I think really showcases that she could stay with the times. Shame this sound didn’t gain her that momentum in the 90s.
Her career started decades before this song. Strongly recommend Diana Ross and the Supremes. Motown LEGENDS!!✌❤
Diana Ross is one of the most influential performers of our lifetime,just a huge library of spectacular music.
Who doesn't love this woman! Probably the first Rock/Pop Diva.
Diana, is a legend. Her greatest songs are "Theme from Mahogany (Do you know where your going to)" "Upside Down" "Missing You' "I'm Coming Out" "Endless Love", then all the songs from Diana Ross and The Supremes.
PREACH 🔥
Diana Ross was on the We are the World video you guys reacted to. You will need to watch that again now that you will recognize so many more of the artists. When I saw the making of that video with the rehearsals I noticed Diana had the most consistently beautiful voice every take they made.
I can't believe you guys haven't touched on The Supremes yet. They were THE girl group of the 60's and you've kind of gone all around them. Diana Ross and The Supremes are queens and legends. They were one of the cornerstone groups of Motown. This, of course, is Diana as a solo artist, but please go back in time for The Supremes when you can.
Diane Ross and Lionel Richie. "Endless Love" TRUSSSSSSST ME 😍🔥
This is the one I was about to recommend!
@@jillwklausen a must!!!
Ms. Ross is legendary!!! The hair, her voice and her gowns…gowns all day, every day. You MUST watch her performance at The Super Bowl.
She was great as the lead in the movie - Lady Sings the Blues, about the life of Billie Holiday.
Absolutely a fantastic movie!!
Took my exact thought. Her acting in that was phenomenal!!! Same for the life of Billie Holiday.
Nominated for Academy Award (should have won) and Won the Golden Globe for that performance.
How about checking out Diana Ross's huge hit song CHAIN REACTION...written by (and with backing vocals from) Barry Gibb and the Bee Gees!
This is when Diana Ross went solo. But you really need to check out her Motown music from the 60's with her group "The Supremes". Most of their early material was written & produced by Berry Gordy or Smokey Robinson. They had so many great hits such as "Where Did Our Love Go", "Baby Love", "Come See About Me", "Stop! In The Name Of Love", "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", "Someday We'll Be Together" etc.
Also the movie, Mahogany, The Wiz and Lady sings the Blues...ICONIC!!!
Yes she went solo in the 70s
@@eviekelpie1 - right, 1970 she went solo and this song is from 1995. She performed it in the Super Bowl Half Time Show in 1996. It should have been a much bigger hit.
In the 60`s, Diana Ross and The Supremes were Motown`s Number 1 Female Group.
I love her voice in “Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You’re Goin To)”. Very simple and beautiful.
Excellent!!
‘I’m Comin’ Out’ is my favorite of hers. Yes, one of the original Motown girl groups ‘The Supremes’
That's a great song. So uplifting!
Check out Diana Ross and the Supremes "Love Child" "Reflections" "Baby Love" "Stop in the Name of Love" and a TON MORE. edit: Diana Ross and the Supremes hit songs through Motown, Rivaled those of The Beatles during the '60s, and I say this as a Beatle fan.
I can hardly believe it, but I never heard this song before and I have been an enormous fan of Diana Ross since my teens. What a terrific bop! Diana Ross was always about love and a powerful inspiration for me. She was a good friend with Michael Jackson and they collaborated several times. You REALLY want to listen to more of her music. In addition to this breathy sound, she could also be a powerhouse. Thank you so very much for this joy!
Diana was one of the biggest music divas ever. To just say the she is world famous is to say a massive understatement.
Saw her a few years ago in concert, and she still commands the stage like no one else.
Diana was the one who harmonized with Michael Jackson in "We Are The World". A legend you need to hear early in her career in the mid-60's with the Supremes!
Also, you need to try Jody Watley on Female Friday with "Lookin' For A New Love", more seductive 80's sounds!
Dianna has essentially been performing over my entire 65 year lifespan, as she started performing in 1956, the year I was born. She's always been an icon and idol, both with The Supremes and as a solo act. I got to see her in concert just a few years ago... still puts on a GREAT show (she was in early '70s at the time). She made mention that her feet were killing her and ended up taking off her shoes, but that didn't affect her performance one bit. What a show! She also had her "other" daughter (singer-songwriter Rhonda, not Tracee from Black-ish) on stage with her for a few songs.
I remember watching her Central Park free concert back in the 70's on cable tv.
For early Diana Ross, check her out with The Supremes. I highly recommend "Reflections." Talk about a 60's vibe jam!
Good suggestion
'Upside Down' was one of her disco era solo hits and one of my all-time favorites. Nile Rogers from Chic plays bass on that, also produced by him and another Chic band member Bernard Edwards (also a good girl-fronted group to check out on a Female Friday.)
Rodgers played guitar and Edwards played bass on Upside Down. Those also were the instruments they played in Chic.
Ms. Ross was originally the Front Woman for the 60's all-girl supergroup, the Supremes; you'd do well to check out their signature piece, Stop In The Name Of Love. She also played Dorothy in the movie version of The Wiz (an all-black take on the Wizard of Oz, which also starred Michael Jackson...check out Ease On Down The Road). Fun Fact: it was Ms. Ross who discovered the Jackson 5!
Motown producer Bobby Taylor discovered The Jackson 5, at a concert in Chicago in 1968. The Jackson 5 was the opening act. The story that Diana Ross discovered The Jackson 5 was part of Motown's marketing and promotions plan for The Jackson 5. They wanted to bring as much attention as possible to The Jackson 5, and fortunately for music lovers around the world the plan worked.
She has tons of hits with her group The Supremes and as solo artist. Among her greatest are All Of My Life, Ain't No Mountain High Enough and I'm Coming Out
Love her version of ain't no mountain
But it has to be the long version...♡
I liked her solo album "Diana" it featured ' Upside Down" " I'm Coming Out" and sold over 10 million copies.
I saw her in concert just a couple years ago during her 75th birthday series, and she can still KILL IT. She is an ICON, and she has influenced decades of artists
She is an ICON! The Supremes defined Motown! Love watching your faces when you experience these songs❣️ Ignore the complainers. You’re on a fabulous journey. Thanks for sharing this.
Another iconic voice is Pattie Labelle her duet with Michael McDonald ' On my own ' two iconic voices is a must
Diana Ross is a living legend and icon. I grew up cherishing her music. Have fun discovering these amazing classics!❤️🎶
Diana Ross is huge! From The Supremes, and Solo Career, she is simply one of the best! But you should really dig into her 60's and 70's stuff!
LEGEND. All the way. "Love Hangover", Early catalog, very deep. Actress, singer, fashion icon... Diana is EVERYTHING.
Diana Ross is an icon... she "discovered" the Jackson Five (Michael Jackson). Great voice and stage presents. A real entertainer and was Queen of Motown Records. She had so many hits and the other ladies (Paula Abdul, Chaka Kahn, etc.') all followed Diana. Diana Ross and the Supremes were fantastic stars. Great reaction!
I thought Gladys Knight discovered The Jackson Five. 🤔
@@Summermute7 she did!
Do a search on RUclips and you will see that it was Diana... I saw the show.
She didn't discover the Jackson 5, that is why Chris used "discovered" . Berry Gordy connected the two by having Diana "presenting" the Jackson 5 as the newest Motown group. It was first by invitation at Gordy's house and then on an album and on TV.
This song is so infectious!!! I remember when I listened to it for the first time and I still feel the same way when o listen to it today. Diana Ross is an icon and has released so many great tunes.
Diana Ross is beyond legendary! You’ve got to get to know her! And don’t forget about her leading the Supremes. Take Me Higher is a late hit, so there’s a lot of extraordinary early music that can’t be ignored. Next, please listen to Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.
Legend of legends! Diana Ross & The Supremes "Someday We'll Be Together"
Diana Ross overshadows ALL of those other female artists you mentioned.
SHE IS THE GOAT!!!!
one word Aretha
Never heard of this song. Do "Upside down, "Do you know where you're going to, "Love hangover" or "im coming out" by Diana Ross also her version of "Aint no mountain high enough" is great too 😁
Upside Down is my favorite of Diana's as a solo artist. Then there's Love Hangover
You need to listen to Diana Ross and Lionel Richie sing "Endless Love" you will not be disappointed.
She’s also an actress. She played the legendary Billy Holiday in “Lady Sings The Blues”.
My favourite recorded music on the planet is Diana Ross singing Love Hangover (preferably the “Original Alternate Take”, but any version does it for me).
Diana Ross was the Lead Singer with "the Supremes", an all Female Group, when they had their first #1 hit in 1964, "Where Did Our Love Go"... "The Supremes" had 12 #1 Singles from 1964 to 1969, and were second only to "The Beatles" for the most Billboard #1 Singles... Perhaps there may be a future "Female Friday" with the Supremes?!?
I believe that Diana was in her 50’s when this song was released and she still looked that fabulous with that much energy. True talent.
Guys...she is an icon. The queen of icons. The original Diva. You need to go down the Ross rabbit hole.
Way back in 1976, Billboard Magazine voted her Female Performer of the Century.
You should react to Love Child by Diana Ross and the Supremes. Released in 1968 it is about a woman who was born in the slums to an unmarried mother and how she does not want to be an unmarried mother herself. Very socially conscious song that was a big hit.
I remember I bought that record when in high school and my mother didn't like it, thinking it was risque. Later I told her it was quite the opposite. It had a message about preventing having children out of wedlock. But just the name "Love Child" freaked her out. But it's a great song.
Diana Ross is so amazing, beautiful and ageless. Hoping you listen to more of her great tunes.
Diana Ross & The Supremes... BABY LOVE!!!! Baby love.. my baby love...... 😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩
Oh and just wanted to say.... lonnnnng before Paula Abdul.. and before Chaka Khan.. there was Diana... the Motown Queeeeeeen!!!
Similar to this but much earlier by her is "Love Hangover." Diana is just fabulous.
Diana Ross is the true definition of a superstar, a legend. Can't go wrong, so many hits as a solo artists and as part of The Supremes who like The Ronettes are an amazing and successful 60's female group.
Diana Ross.
Live 1994.
In Rotterdam ( Netherlands).
I‘m still waiting!
Fantastic Performance and Powerful!
Diana Ross has been an iconic legend for almost six decades. You mentioned her daughter and I'm like 🤷♂️who?
I must admit I am surprised this was a suggestion to listen to with the kind of career that Diana has had, but it was refreshing to see a more modern song from her and rock it in her 50s. She was 50 or 51 when she released this. She started as the lead singer of the Supremes in 1959, at only age 15!!! Then she left the group and started her solo career in 1970. This is a DEEP rabbit hole.
I didn't really like this song. I had never heard of it
This Diana Ross from the mid 90’s…..her third decade making great music. Diana and the Supremes were one of those great music seeds that grew out of Motown. Their musical catalog starts in the early 1960’s. You can spend 24 hours on Female Friday on Diana and the Supremes.
Diana Ross…the Boss !
Diana Ross (born March 26, 1944) is an American singer, songwriter and actress, born in Detroit, Michigan. She rose to fame as the lead singer of the vocal group the Supremes, who became Motown's most successful act during the 1960s and one of the world's best-selling girl groups of all time. They remain the best-charting female group in history,[2] with a total of twelve number-one hit singles on the US Billboard Hot 100, including, "Where Did Our Love Go", "Baby Love", "Come See About Me", and "Love Child".
She is 77 years old
Diana's career started at Motown in the '60s with the group the Supremes, one of the most successful girl groups in history. She went on to have a very successful solo career in the 70s and 80s. This is one of the songs she did later in her career. She had some beautiful hits with the Supremes, and solo hits like The Boss, I'm Coming Out, Ain't No Mountain High Enough, Love Hangover, and Missing You. Please do not forget about Whitney Houston as one of those amazing divas in the 80s and 90s. Please do Whitney's song, I will Always Love You. Thank you for your reactions.
I haven’t heard this song but I am not surprised it was a great song she has a long history of great songs looking forward to seeing you act to more of her songs . She started out with the Motown group the Supremes you should check them out in an up coming female Friday
Don’t forget that it was Diana Ross who played Billie Holiday in the movie Lady Sings the Blues! I saw her in the mid 70s, when she sang several of Billie’s song. Diana had the best audience eye contact!
Oh my! Can't believe that Jay didn't know about Diana Ross. She is one of thee biggest recording acts of all time. You really need to delve into her extraordinary discography, from Ain't No Mountain High Enough and Touch Me In The Morning to Coming Out and Chain Reaction (this last one was written by Barry Gibb). One of my favorites by her was a little tune called Last Time I Saw Him. Get to know this iconic performer!
Ms. Ross’s best solo song without a doubt is Ain’t No Mountain High Enough!
Totally agree
Album version!
Diana ross is an icon and a movie actress. And she has even better songs than this one. Took my mom to see once blessed to see her live shows she would walk even into the audience she is so cool. Saw her a few times.
I love diana ross❤
The other day I was listening Touch Me in the Morning by Diana Ross, and I thought this would be a great song for Female Fridays. Definitely, explore more of her songs. She is a world in herself, a true diva.
Diana Ross and Lionel Richie Endless Love is a must from two icons.
You saw Diana Ross in "We Are The World", which you listened to a couple months ago.
She has a huge catalog of hits. Start with The Supremes, and then her solo career. She sung with Michael Jackson in "USA for Africa"; a video you reacted to. This song doesn't show off her voice. I think this was from her last albums,
This was Diana Ross number 1 Dance hit. Diana is an icon. With many hits love all her songs ❤❤
i don't understand... how could you not of hear of Diana Ross. She was the Queen of Motown, was the lead singer of one of the most successful musical groups instrumental in tearing down the colour barrier in music and "Dream Girls" is loosely based on Diana Ross and the Supremes. Diana was also a style icon. Even my mum (who i White and blonde), tried to emulate Diana Ross and her style in the 60s!
And sooo much of the music you say you grew up, came from Motown stars. I think it's super important for African Americans to know their Motown and the immense work these artists did being on the frontlines of the fight for justice/equality literally but also through sharing art that appealed to EVERYONE.
(Sorry to lecture).
Diana Ross was a major part of the Motown group The Supremes with hits like "Stop! In the Name of Lave", "Come See About Me", and "I Hear A Symphony".
Also, check out her duet with Lionel Richie "Endless Love"
You also have to watch Diana Ross's megahit movie "Mahogany" with Billie Dee Williams. That Movie is so iconic about the black woman experience... its sad but worth it.
Some of Diana’s classics are beautiful also, like Ain’t no mountain high enough, and her duet with Lionel Ritchie (Endless Love) both very beautiful
Pure DIVA. Diana Ross has always been a class act. Had such a crush on her as a kid lol. She sang so many timeless songs. Her catalog goes deep.
The Supremes were contemporaries of the early Beatles and initially were more famous. My older sister listened to both groups. Stop In The Name Of Love and Baby Love were probably their biggest hits.
If you want the best of her check out the Supreme's.
I love Diana Ross ♥ I love this song ❤
Diana Ross and The Supremes...the Queen's of Motown.
Definitely gotta do Love Child when she was was the Supremes, and Ain't No Mountain High Enough from her solo career. She was also an actress and you might want to put "The Lady Sings the Blues" on your movie list. Diana was nominated for a grammy as Best Actress for her portrayal of Billie Holiday during a turbulent time in that singer's career. Ably supported in her role by Billy Dee Williams (hearthrob) and Richard Pryor. The film was nominated for five Grammy awards, and the album soundtrack for the movie topped the charts.
FYI, Love Child was not recorded with the Supremes. It was technically a solo effort by Diana. However, it was recorded with another group, but I can't remember their name, but I believe it starts with an "A." Mr. Gordy thought it would be perceived well to give credit to the Supremes, and his strategy worked. However, it was during that time that Ross was preparing for her exit from the group to debut her solo career, which debuted in 1970. Again, technically, Love Child was a solo effort by Ross.
Michael Jackson's dream was to sing a duet with her. By the time he was solo they were on different labels. They had a couple songs for 'The Wiz'. He purposely put both their lyrics together on 'We Are The World' so they could have their duet he wrote.
Diana Ross is the Queen of the Motown sound. All of her songs are great.
YES YES YES YOU FINALLY DID IT..OMG I LOVE MS ROSS...THIS WAS JUST PERFECT FOR FEMALE FRIDAY, EVERY FEMALE ARTIST HAS BORROWED FROM THIS MOTOWN LEGEND WHETHER THEY ACKNOWLEDGE IT OR NOT. FROM THE SUPREMES TO HER GLORIOUS SOLO CAREER SPANDING 60YRS. Remember ms Ross is a academy award nominated actress Lady Sings the Blues and the adaptation of The Wiz ,
I hope you can get to Carole King one of these Female Fridays. Anything from the Tapestry album but I'd start with Natural Woman and So Far Away. She's an amazing artist with a huge wonderful catalog.⚘
She was a member of an all woman group called the Supremes, maybe check out some of her earlier work. One solo song she did I love is called Chain Reaction.😎👌❤️
Yes. Written by The Bee Gees
My favorite song by Diana Ross was "My World Is Empty Without You", one of her early (1965) hits with The Supremes. In 1967 their name was changed to "Diana Ross & the Supremes".
Swept Away, dance remix. TOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOD and Eaten Alive.
Lol she dated Gene Simmons from Kiss, Micheal Jacksons Dirty Diana was a tribute to her, her with the Supremes was epic and she went on to an.amazong career!
This is not a song I've ever heard of, but she has many iconic songs as a solo artist and with her group "The Supremes" (*The Supreme Songs: Stop in the name of Love, You Can't hurry Love, Someday we'll be together, Stone Love, Come see about Me....*Songs as a Solo artist: Endless Love, Ain't No Mountain High Enough, I'm coming out, Upside Down, Touch me in the Morning, The Theme song from Mahogany). 🙂
She was an actress also (*movies: Mahogany, The Wiz, Lady sings the Blues). She's also the Godmother to Michael Jackson's kids.
Diana Ross is also amazing in live in Central Park 1983!
Did you say Diana Ross? Oh you mean the Legend? I know y’all are young but man it cracks me up when someone doesn’t know someone with the caliber of someone like her. Diana is a queen of Legends.
Diana Ross was the lead singer of the Supreme and Michael jacksons idol.
Not one of her best songs. But Diana is definitely an icon. She's had a long career starting with the Supreme s.
Yes, this is awful, IMO. So many better songs to choose from!
I know a lot of Diana's songs, but I've actually not even heard this song before. Agree it's not showing her off to her best.
I think it’s GREAT
Great song! Should have been a huge hit.
@@PaulWhytcrossthis song went #1 on the U.S. Billboard Dance Charts, #8 U.S. Billboard Dance Sales, #36 Billboard Adult R&B, #77 Billboard R&B Hot 100 and #114 U.S. Billboard Pop Chart...definitely one of her best songs.
Jordan, you have heard the name Diana Ross, because Barry and his brothers talked about writing "Chain Reaction" for her. But, beyond that, she was extremely popular in the 60's with and without the Supremes. If you haven't seen it, she played Billie Holiday in the 1972 movie "Lady Sings the Blues."
More than "a legend" you could argue that she is THE Legend
The Queen. Michael Jackson worshiped her. As should everyone who loves music.
She was Michael Jackson in a female body, equally reclusive, talented on a level beyond her time.
She's a superstar....one of the absolute great. She goes back to the 60s
Diana Ross is a goddess! Her amazing career has spanned decades. I would suggest you check out her songs when she was with The Supremes in the 60's - "Reflections", "Baby Love", "Love Child", "Stop in the Name of Love", "Someday We'll Be Together", "You Can't Hurry Love", "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me", "Come See About Me", "Back in My Arms Again", her solo music- "Do You Know Where You're Going To (Theme from "Mahogany"), "A'int No Mountain High Enough", "I'm Coming Out", "Upside Down", "Touch Me in the Morning", "It's My House", "One Love in a Lifetime", "Reach Out & Touch (Somebody's Hand)", "I Heard a Love Song", "Remember Me" and her duets - "Endless Love" (with Lionel Ritchie), "You're a Special Part of Me" (with Marvin Gaye), "Ease on Down the Road" (with Michael Jackson - from the movie "The Wiz" - actually, you should listen to that entire soundtrack). Her music is so varied & so wonderful! She should also be a regular artist for "Female Friday".