Vinyl Album - Diana Ross And The Supremes - Farewell - Tamla Motown

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Diana Ross And The Supremes
Title:	Farewell
Label:	Tamla Motown
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	STML 11154 / STML 11155
Date:	Aug 1970
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Diana Ross And The Supremes	T.C.B.	Kohan, Angelos	Rate
A2	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Medley: Stop! In The Name Of Love - Come See About Me - My World Is Empty Without You - Baby Love	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A3	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Medley: The Lady Is A Tramp - Let's Get Away From It All	Rodgers, Hart, Adair, Dennis	Rate
A4	Diana Ross	Monologue		Rate
A5	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Love Is Here And Now You're Gone	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A6	Diana Ross And The Supremes	I'm Gonna Make You Love Me	Ross, Gamble	Rate
A7	Mary Wilson	Monologue		Rate
A8	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Can't Take My Eyes Off You	Crewe, Gaudio	Rate
A9	Diana Ross And Mary Wilson	Monologue		Rate
A10	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Reflections	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
B1	Diana Ross And The Supremes	My Man	Pollock, Yvain, Arkel	Rate
B2	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Didn't We	Webb	Rate
B3	Diana Ross And The Supremes	It's All Right With Me	Porter	Rate
B4	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Big Spender	Coleman, Fields	Rate
B5	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Falling In Love With Love	Hart, Rodgers	Rate
B6	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Love Child	Sawyer, Taylor, Wilson, Richards	Rate
C1	Diana Ross	Dialogue		Rate
C2	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)	Rado, Ragni, MacDermot	Rate
D1	Diana Ross	Monologue		Rate
D2	Diana Ross And The Supremes	The Impossible Dream	Darion, Leigh	Rate
D3	Diana Ross	Monologue		Rate
D4	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Someday We'll Be Together	Beaver, Bristol, Fuqua	Rate
D5	Diana Ross And The Supremes	Closing Dialogue		Rate

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nafalmat 14th Dec 2015		At least EMI didn't edit this down to a single album for UK release, but they did charge double for it which made it quite a expensive purchase in 1970.