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Subido: 2011/04/02
Supremes on the Dean Martin Show singing 'Mother Dear'
Diane, Mary, Florence
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10 years ago
Les Siter
I have heard that Mother Dear was the original 6th single to be released but it was shelved for "Nothing But Heartaches" which broke their string of number 1 hits.
12 years ago
Branner
Raw talent. All three. Note that Diana should have a hand-held mic--but Mary and Flo pick up fine on the overhead.
12 years ago
Wayne Brasler
The song began as "It's All Your Fault." That didn't get released. It was then rewritten and included in the "More Hits" album intended as the followup to "Nothing But Heartaches" and performed live on both the Dean Martin and Red Skelton shows. Meanwhile, "I Hear A Symphony" had been conceived and that was the end of "Mother Dear." Mr. Gordy still felt the song had potential so it was arranged anew and recorded anew but shelved.
12 years ago
usspike
@meloveicecream24 The Supremes made their first TV appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show December 27 1964. They performed Come See About Me. This appearance was filmed later in August of 1965.
12 years ago
Puneet R
is it true that the supremes' debut came on the dean martin show??
13 years ago
MotownMaster
@TWTR4EVER actually "Back In My Arms Again" was number 5 You cant Hurry Love was M-1097
13 years ago
TWTR4EVER
Motown # 1080- "Mother Dear" was a cancelled single that was to followed the still unmatched achievement of The Supremes 5 consecutive #1 Hit Singles in The Billboard Top 100 Pop Chart! M1060-"Where Did Our Love Go" #1 M1066-"Baby Love" #1 M1068-"Come See About Me" #1 M1074-"Stop In The Name Of Love" #1 M1075-"You Can't Hurry Love" #1 This was achieved between 6/17/64 & 4/15/65 still unmatched by any other recording artist in the Pop Charts!