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Diana Ross & The Supremes - Ain't No Mountain High Enough
B-side "Can't It Wait Until Tomorrow"
Released July 16, 1970
Format 7" single
Recorded Hitsville USA (Studio A)
(Detroit, Michigan)
March 13, March 14, and March 18, 1970
Genre Soul
Label Motown
M 1169
Producer Nickolas Ashford & Valerie Simpson
Certification Platinum (US)
If you need me, call me. no matter where you are, no matter how far. just call my name. I'll be there in a hurry. on that you can depend and never worry.
No wind, (no wind) no rain, (no rain)
Nor winters cold
Can stop me, babe (oh, babe) baby (baby)
If you're my goal
No wind, no rain,
Can stop me, babe
If you wanna go
I know, I know you must follow the sun
Wherever it leads
But remember
If you should fall short of your desires
Remember life holds for you one guarantee
Youll always have me
And if you should miss my love
One of these old days
If you should ever miss the arms
That used to hold you so close, or the lips
That used to touch you so tenderly
Just remember what I told you
The day I set you free
Aint no mountain high enough
Aint no valley low enough (say it again)
Aint no river wild enough
To keep me from you
Aint no mountain high enough
Aint no valley low enough (say it again)
Aint no river wild enough
To keep me from you
Aint no mountain high enough
Nothing can keep me
To keep me from you
Aint no mountain high enough
Aint no valley low enough (one more time)
Aint no river wild enough (say it again)
To keep me from you
Aint no mountain high enough
Nothing can keep me
To keep me from you
Comments
8 years ago
Butch Brown7
I'm feeling like this today with all my friends and family:)8 years ago
Butch Brown7
I'm feeling like this today with all my friends and family:)9 years ago
Michael Sabri
Check out this amazing Diana Ross remix! Chilosopher-Someday (Diana Ross Remix)9 years ago
aced197206
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell (1967)Diana Ross & The Supremes w/ The Temptations (1968) Diana Ross (1970) *** THE VERSION FOUND HERE ***James Jamerson put a killer bassline to each version, but the Supremes/Temptation version was an album track while the other two versions were #1 Billboard hits and obviously the most famous.I wish the poster would change the description as is clearly incorrect.11 years ago
italoman9
These songs weren't Supremes songs. These sides were from Diana Ross's second single release as a solo, after leaving the group at the start of that year. She and The Supremes did record a version with The Temptations of this song's original single version released by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell, though. The Supremes and The Tempts recorded it as a cut on their "Join" duet album released in 1968.11 years ago
hiraya0101
Only Diana Ross sang this recording without The Supremes.Related Videos
