The Supremes & Four Tops - Reach Out And Touch Somebodys Hand
Review by رامي حفصان
The album "Reach Out And Touch Somebody's Hand" by Supremes & Four Tops is a beautiful collaboration of two of the most iconic groups in the music industry. The album features some of the greatest hits of the 70s, with each track showcasing the unique vocal talents of the Supremes and Four Tops.
The album opens with the title track "Reach Out And Touch Somebody's Hand," a soulful ballad that encourages listeners to reach out and help those in need. The Supremes and Four Tops deliver a powerful performance, with their harmonies blending seamlessly together.
Other standout tracks on the album include "River Deep, Mountain High," "You Gotta Have Love In Your Heart," and "I'm Glad About It." Each track is a testament to the incredible talent of these two groups, and their ability to create music that is both uplifting and inspiring.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand) | ||
| Where Would I Be Without You Baby | ||
| Where Would I Be Without You, Baby |
Video
THE SUPREMES AND THE FOUR TOPS reach out and touch (somebody's hand)
Images
Catalog Numbers
- TMG 836
- TMG (I)836
Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Single
- Promo
- Green/white label
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Published By | Jobete |
| Manufactured By | E.M.I. Records Limited |
Notes
- Made in GT. Britain
- ℗ 1971
- Demonstration Record not for sale.
- Some copies with press release
- Made in the Republic Of Ireland
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, A-side stamped): YTMG 836 A - 1
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, B-side stamped): YTMG 836 B - 1
- Matrix / Runout (A-side label): YTMG 836 A
- Matrix / Runout (B-side label): YTMG 836 B
- Rights Society: NCB
About The Supremes & Four Tops
American soul and R&B group, recording during the 1960s and 1970s.
For releases by Diana Ross & The Supremes or variants of that please enter under The Supremes with the appropriate artist name variation.
(1961 to 1970)
(1961 to 1977)
(1961 to 1967)
(1961 to 1962)
(1967 to 1972, 1974 to 1976)
(1970 to 1973)
(1972 to 1973)
(1974 to 1977)
(1976 to 1977)
Hugely successful female vocal group formed in 1961, after initially after being called from 1959 to 1960. Their best-known and most stable lineup was Diana Ross, Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson, in which configuration they became Motown's top act of the 1960s, though of that line-up only Wilson remained in the group by the time of the 1970s disco incarnation represented here.
The Supremes changed name in early 1967 to Diana Ross & The Supremes. Motown president stated that the name change was done so that Motown could demand more money from live bookings, but rumors began to spread of an approaching Diana Ross solo career.
At that time member Florence Ballard had begun drinking and occasionally missing performance and, by June 1967, was replaced by Cindy Birdsong, a member of Patti LaBelle & The Blue Belles.
In January 1970, Diana Ross & The Supremes gave their final performance and Ross began her solo career. Jean Terrell replaced Diana as the lead singer and thereby renaming the group back to The Supremes.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 (Performer).
Name Vars
- Diana Ross And The Supremes
- Diana Ross & Supremes
- Diana Ross & The Supremes
- Diana Ross & The Suprèmes
- Diana Ross + The Supremes
- Diana Ross And The Supremes
- Diana Ross And The Suprems
- Diana Ross And The Suprimes
- Diana Ross E Le Supremes
- Diana Ross Le Supremes
- Diana Ross With The Supremes
- Diana Ross Y Las Supremes
- Diana Ross and The Supremes
- Diana Ross and the Supremes
- Jean Scherrie & Lynda Of The Supremes
- Jean Sherrie & Linda Of The Supremes
- Jean, Scherrie & Linda Formerly Of The Supremes
- Jean, Scherrie & Linda Of The Supremes
- Jean, Scherrie & Lynda
- Jean, Scherrie & Lynda - Formerly Of The Supremes
- Jean, Scherrie & Lynda Of The Supremes
- Jean, Scherrie & Lynda of The Supremes
- Jean, Scherrie And Lynda Of The Supremes
- Jean, Sherrie & Linda Of The Supremes
- Jean, Sherry & Linda
- Jean, Sherry & Linda Of The Supremes
- Jean, Sherry & Lynda Of The Supremes
- Ladies Of The Supremes
- Las Supremas
- Las Supremes
- Le Supremes
- Suppems
- Supremes
- Suprems
- T. Supremes
- The Ladies Of The Supremes
- The Suppremes
- The Supreme Ladies
- The Supremes & Diana Ross
- The Supremes ('70s)
- The Supremes Feat. Diana Ross
- The Suprems
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Aliases
- The Primettes
Members
- Scherrie Payne
- Diana Ross
- Susaye Greene
- Lynda Laurence
- Mary Wilson
- Florence Ballard
- Barbara Martin
- Cindy Birdsong
- Jean Terrell
Summary by رامي حفصان
Comments
Love Diana’s version. Reached #7 on the r&b charts
The Diana Ross version is better. This is too busy.
Great track
Beautiful photoessay, to accompany this amazing duet. Thank you so much.
I prefer Diana’s version
Classic Motown
Jean Terrell is the real deal. ?
Love Cindy's solo part on this too. ?
Love Cindy's solo part on this too. ?
Levi, Obie, Lawrence ,Mr. Duke,, Miss Mary,, Cindy & Jean.. Great Classic Motown 70s album
Was this version ever released? Really cool song...and the last few seconds of the ending is EVERYTHING!!
Maybe it's me being biased but The Four Tops and The Supremes really were the magnificent seven. Could listen to them all day long....
Kicks the arse of the original. Fuck yeah
Excellent Motown.
This version of "REACH OUT AND TOUCH" is far better than the "failure to launch" of Diane Ross first released Record Single as a "solo act".
That barely made it to the Top # 20 Billboard List while THE SUPREMES "Up The Ladder To The Roof" went Top # 10 on their first release after Diane's departure :-)
That barely made it to the Top # 20 Billboard List while THE SUPREMES "Up The Ladder To The Roof" went Top # 10 on their first release after Diane's departure :-)
Diana's supposed "Failure to launch" Top 20 hit is nothing to snark at. She was a "new act" and was nominated as such for a Grammy. As a new solo act her chart placement was very good. Of course the Supremes would chart higher; they were the name act and loyalty to the Supremes was still very high. It was a great record as well. The solo's of Cindy and Mary were enough to shelve this alleged superior version, IMO. I love Cindy but this is not a good showing for her. Mary is flat. I appreciate the post but to say this version is better is a stretch, real stretch.
ignore him. he is a dieheart Diana ross fan. as far as he is concern its Diana and only Diana
Oceanbound
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Excellent record in every respect. Deserved to be issued as a single.
This is a dynamic, and in my opinion as good as Ross' version. But Diana's charted top 20 and this sunk. And this version was right between two top 20 hits ("River Deep, Mountain High" and "Nathan Jones").