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Track List
01) Come See About Me
02) Stop! In the Name of Love
03) Are You Sure Love Is the Name of This Game
04) Unchained Melody
05) Treat Me Nice John Henry
06) The Happening
07) Those D.J. Shows
08) Come on and See Me
09) What Becomes of the Broken Hearted
10) Misery Makes Its Home in My Heart
11) Ooowee Baby
01) Come See About Me
02) Stop! In the Name of Love
03) Are You Sure Love Is the Name of This Game
04) Unchained Melody
05) Treat Me Nice John Henry
06) The Happening
07) Those D.J. Shows
08) Come on and See Me
09) What Becomes of the Broken Hearted
10) Misery Makes Its Home in My Heart
11) Ooowee Baby
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First Released
1993
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Assuming that what most casual listeners want out of collections like the Motown Legends series is an act's biggest hits, this is one disc that doesn't deliver -- outside of the blockbusters "Come See About Me" and "Stop! In the Name of Love," the majority of these 11 tracks are instead Diana Ross & the Supremes' minor hits. While there's some undeniably strong material included, the disc's very existence is questionable. Hardcore Supremes fans will already have these performances, while less devoted listeners won't want them anyway; and as it's just one of countless collections from the group, it's tough not to feel cheated by yet another misguided Motown marketing ploy.
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Assuming that what most casual listeners want out of collections like the Motown Legends series is an act's biggest hits, this is one disc that doesn't deliver -- outside of the blockbusters "Come See About Me" and "Stop! In the Name of Love," the majority of these 11 tracks are instead Diana Ross & the Supremes' minor hits. While there's some undeniably strong material included, the disc's very existence is questionable. Hardcore Supremes fans will already have these performances, while less devoted listeners won't want them anyway; and as it's just one of countless collections from the group, it's tough not to feel cheated by yet another misguided Motown marketing ploy.
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