Diana Ross and the Supremes- Greatest Hits-2xLP

Diana Ross and the Supremes’ Greatest Hits captures a pivotal moment in Motown history, being the first album to formally spotlight Diana Ross in the group's billing. This 1967 double-LP compilation chronicles their rise with 20 tracks, including ten chart-toppers spanning from 1963 to 1967. Spending five weeks at number one on the Billboard Top LPs chart and lingering there for 89 weeks, this collection reflects the era’s soundtrack and the group’s dominant pop-soul presence. It’s a record that neatly summarizes their prolific output before the end of the decade, offering a thorough snapshot of their sound evolution. This pressing from 1967 carries the weight of that milestone with solid everyday listening quality. The vinyl presents with some light lines and minor paper scuffs typical of a well-kept player, but nothing that should overshadow the music’s clarity or enjoyment. For anyone interested in Motown’s golden years or the Supremes’ transition into the Diana Ross-led era, this set is a practical, tangible way to experience those hits as they were packaged at the height of their popularity. Just the kind of album that proves you don’t need to chase the needle to hear history sing.

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