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Supremes Sing Country, Western and Pop

The Supremes · 1965

32 min · 11 tracks · pop music

A bold blend of country, pop, and R&B that showcases the Supremes' versatility and vocal prowess.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    Funny How Time Slips Away Start here — This track stands out for its soulful delivery and emotional depth, capturing a bittersweet reflection on lost time. Its smooth arrangement allows the group's harmonies to shine beautifully.
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    Tears in Vain — An emotionally charged ballad where the Supremes convey deep heartache through their powerful vocals, demonstrating their ability to interpret complex emotions within simple lyrics.
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    (The Man With the) Rock and Roll Banjo Band — This playful track showcases a more whimsical side of the Supremes, blending humor with catchy melodies, marking a departure from their typically more serious themes.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short, reflective listening moments
  • melodic storytelling focus
  • smooth, soothing background vibes
  • gentle emotional exploration

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Experimental — This album showcases a bold genre blend, differing from the Supremes' established sound.
Career context
Released on February 22, 1965, this album followed the Supremes' breakthrough hit 'Where Did Our Love Go', which propelled them to international fame. At this point in their career, the group was experimenting with diverse musical styles, showcasing their ability to transcend genre boundaries while solidifying their status as Motown's leading act.
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Tracklist

  • 1 Funny How Time Slips Away Start here 3:12
  • 2 My Heart Can't Take It No More 2:58
  • 3 It Makes No Difference Now 3:28
  • 4 You Didn't Care 2:34
  • 5 Tears in Vain 2:20
  • 6 Tumbling Tumbleweeds 2:18
  • 7 Lazy Bones 3:39
  • 8 You Need Me 2:58
  • 9 Baby Doll 2:24
  • 10 Sunset 3:13
  • 11 (The Man With the) Rock and Roll Banjo Band 3:03

What to play next

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