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The Ultimate Collection A brave effort at cramming one disc full of Temptations classics, The Ultimate Collection nevertheless makes a couple of puzzling choices. Why, for instance, include "Error of Our Ways," a very minor mid-'90s hit, and ignore "Beauty Is Only Skin Deep" or "I Could Never Love Anoth...	The Ultimate Collection Cramming 25 songs onto a single CD, this set captures the Tops during their peak 1960s years, when they rode the pens of Holland, Dozier, and Holland to the top of the charts. Combining the writers' pop melodies, a gentle Motown groove, and Levi Stubbs' earthy lead vocals, the gr...	The Ultimate Collection Smokey Robinson and the Miracles' 25-cut disc is the single most impressive one of Motown's Ultimate Collection series (which features 17 artists). Combining Smokey's endlessly inventive twists on romance (good and bad) with the Miracles' handful of straight-up party hits, it ...	Every Great Motown Hit of Marvin Gaye This compilation includes 15 of Marvin Gaye's signature songs, including 9 No. 1 soul-chart hits. It's a handy compression of his Motown career, but those who want a deeper understanding of the artist should opt at the very least for the packed double-disc Best of Marvin Gaye. --Rickey Wright	Stevie Wonder - The Definitive Collection Like the Beatles' The Beatles 1, this rundown of Stevie Wonder chestnuts is merciless in cutting a huge list of classic tracks down to a single disc's worth of the most recognizable. Anyone who's treasured even one or two of these songs and yet never bought a Wonder record will b...
The Definitive Collection	Very Best of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons 2002 compilation packs a single CD with 20 classics recorded for Vee-Jay, Phillips, Curb/Warner, Private Stock, & RSO between 1962-1978. Remastered from original master tapes. Rhino.	The Very Best of The Drifters A by-the-numbers, chronological collection that hits all the commercial highlights of the Drifters' Golden Era (1959-64)--after the frequently dazzling early records with Clyde McPhatter, but featuring the consummate vocal stylings of Ben E. King, Rudy Lewis, Johnny Moore, and mo...	The Very Best of the Spinners Although their first album appeared in the early '60s, it was with 1975's "They Just Can't Stop It (Games People Play)" that the Spinners really got moving. They emerged as one of the poppiest of the '70s soul bands, which cost them dearly in credibility. But their best songs wer...	Earth Wind & Fire: Greatest Hits It's the most complete single-disc collection of EWF chart rockers, and Greatest Hits' splendid remastering makes one of the major exponents of '70s funk positivity sound sparkling. From the driving "Shining Star" to the syncopated mastery of "September" and "Boogie Wonderland" t...

Superb Supremes
This is a faboulous CD with all the original favourites including 2 versions of "Keep me hanging on"! Amazing, definitely recommend.

The magic of the past has reborn
The Supremes with Diana Ross as their natural vocalist leader, captured immediately the attention all around the world, because somehow it so long expected crystallization of a long dream. At last it was possible to watch in action a new rhythm accompanied and supported by a frenetic and staggering dance, filled of a new proposal, once the reminded twist had grown old too soon and certainly, had nothing to say. The personal magnetism of Diana and the alluring charm of the rest of the group bewitched and engaged to a crowded portion of the audience, avid of new sounds and rhythms. Today this music can sound dated, but beware and think it over, maybe your children of today, and teenagers in the next decade perhaps regard the actual divas on stage dated too. It's time to take a look toward the past and remind that possibly the sixties was the most creative, irreverent and effervescent of all of them along the last century. That must mean something, taking into account the only device of promotion was relegated to the ear, because the video clip was not even wearing swaddles.

Love Supremes
First the Eco-Friendly package is a great idea, it should be done for all CD's and DVD's. The CD itself wonderful collection of number one hits, it took me back to my childhood and preteen. Everyone I played this for loved it.(work) I downloaded it to my Ipod, I've told all my friends and family where to get a copy. The sound is like being at a concert.

Great collection (lousy packaging)
This is easily the best Diana Ross collection both with the Supremes and also solo, issued to date. Greatest hits every one, based on No. 1 status, with no filler and very well mastered to my ears. Not a single duff song in the whole selection Why then the reason for 4 stars? Simply the dreadful "eco-friendly packaging" - within a few uses the insert for holding the CD in place fell apart! So I ended up doing a bit of my own recycling replacing it with an old black plastic insert from an old CD case being glued onto the cover. So be warned!

Great!
This CD is a must for anyone who wants to own the best of the Supremes. The Diana Ross solo songs are a bonus.