The Supremes comprised of:
Diana Ross (b. 26th March 1944, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.)
Betty Hutton
Florence Ballard (b. 30th June 1943, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A., d. 22 February 1976)
Mary Wilson (b. 6th March 1944, Greenville, Mississippi, U.S.A.)
The Primettes
Mary, Scherrie and Susaye
Albums:
as The Supremes:
Meet The Supremes (Motown 1963)
Where Did Our Love Go? (Motown 1964)
A Bit Of Liverpool (Motown 1964)
The Supremes Sing Country, Western And Pop (Motown 1964)
We Remember Sam Cooke (Motown 1965)
More Hits By The Supremes (Motown 1965)
Merry Christmas (Motown 1965)
The Supremes At The Copa (Motown 1965)
I Hear A Symphony (Motown 1966)
The Supremes A-Go-Go (Motown 1966)
The Supremes Sing Holland, Dozier Holland (Motown 1967)
The Supremes Sing Rodgers And Hart (Motown 1967)
Right On (Motown 1970)
with the Four Tops:
The Magnificent Seven (Motown 1970)
New Ways But Love Stays (Motown 1970)
Touch (Motown 1971)
The Return Of The Magnificent Seven (Motown 1971)
Dynamite (Motown 1971)
Floy Joy (Motown 1972)
The Supremes (Motown 1975)
High Energy (Motown 1976)
Mary, Scherrie And Susaye (Motown 1976)
As Diana Ross And The Supremes:
Reflections (Motown 1968)
Diana Ross And The Supremes Sing And Perform 'Funny Girl' (Motown 1968)
Diana Ross And The Supremes Live At London's Talk Of The Town (Motown 1968)
with the Temptations:
Diana Ross And The Supremes join The Temptations (Motown 1968)
Love Child (Motown 1968)
with the Temptations:
TGB (Motown 1968)
Let The Sunshine In (Motown 1969)
with the Temptations:
Together (Motown 1969)
Cream Of The Crop (Motown 1969)
with the Temptations:
Diana Ross And The Supremes On Broadway (Motown 1969)
Farewell (Motown 1970)
