Soul Music Archives: The Supremes: “I Hear a Symphony” – 7th No. 1 Hit
An urgent memo helps The Supremes get a seventh No. 1 hit.
An urgent memo helps The Supremes get a seventh No. 1 hit.
As we recently lost Pat Lewis, I thought it might be nice
2021 Introduction: A semi-finalist up for induction into The SoulMusic Hall Of Fame ‘Female Artist’ category (having already been inducted into several other categories before, including ‘Lifetime Achievement’ and ‘Motown Artist’ as a soloist and ‘Producer’ and ‘Songwriter’ as part of the Ashford & Simpson partnership), Valerie Simpson’s work as a solo recording artist first appeared in 1971 with the critically-acclaimed LP, ‘Exposed.” We revisit her first-ever transatlantic phone interview conducted by David Nathan, 40 years ago…
When Tammi Terrell died on 16 March 1970 in The Graduate Hospital,
It may have been a little late by some forty or so
Diana Ross: The Lady Is A Winner By David Nathan April 1973,
As Diana Ross is currently cleaning up across the UK with her
Perspectives: In The Name of Ross By Odu Adamu They say the
Released a mere fifty years ago this month was an album that
2021 Introduction: One of the first inductees into The SoulMusic Hall Of Fame ‘Lifetime Achievement’ category (in 2013) and into the ‘Motown Artist’ category (in 2016), global music icon Diana Ross has created an incredible legacy as a solo recording artist and entertainer since 1970. In September 1973, in London, David Nathan had a rare opportunity to sit down with her to with about her ‘Touch Me In The Morning’ LP and more…