Motown Collection

THE SUPREMES, c1963. American vocal trio. From left to right: Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson, and Diana Ross in performance

Larry Braggs, 2013. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Larry Braggs, Tower of Power, Clearwater Jazz Holiday, Florida, 2013

Aretha Franklin pictured in London, in the summer of 1970. Aretha Louise Franklin (born March 25, 1942) is an American singer, songwriter and musician

Diana Ross and the Supremes pictured at the London Press Reception for their latest single " Love Child". Lady in stripy jacket is Cindy Birdsong Lady in white is Diana Ross Lady in dark

The Supremes, left to right, Cindy Birdsong, Jean Terrell and Mary Wilson, toasting a happy birthday to their lead singer Jean who is celebrating her 24th birthday. 22nd November 1971

The Supremes, left to right, Susaye Greene, Mary Wilson with her 12 month old baby Turkessa and Scherrie Payne. 10th May 1976

The Supremes, left to right, Lynda Lawrence, Jean Terrell and Mary Wilson, outside the Mayfair Hotel. 11th March 1973

The Supremes meet Howard WInstone, World Feather Weight Champion at the Palladium show. 28th January 1967

The Supremes pictured here each with a Polaroid Camera around their neck. They arrived at a London Airport from Copenhagen to appear in Ready Steady Go and Thank Your Lucky Stars. 6th October 1965

Diana Ross of the Supremes pictured at the Press Reception for their latest single " Love Child". She is in London, with her other Supremes, Mary Wilson and Cindy Birdsong

Supreme Girls in Town, one of many groups America is sending to Britain in an effort to win back some of the fame they lost to British Pop Groups

Diana Ross celebrates 30 years in showbusiness outside the EMI headqaurters in London on 28th October 1994

Diana Ross on arrival in Scotland is greeted by two pipers. 1st October 1973

Diana comes to town wearing an eye-catching pair of heart-shaped specs. American Singer Diana Ross, star of the film Lady Sings The Blues, arrives at londons HEathrow Airport on Sunday

The Supremes walking in Great Cumberland Street, London holding umbrellas 15th March 1965

The Supremes pictured here with Martha and the Vandellas. The Supremes on the left and Martha and the Vandellas on the right, during their visit to London in March 1965

Mary Wilson, Diana Ross and Cindy Birdsong of The Supremes arrived at Heathrow Airport today from Nice for a season at Talk of the TOwn and television and radio engagements. 22nd January 1968

Diana Ross and The Supremes with The Temptations (back row) from the Motown company of Chicago on their arrival in London. 15th March 1965

Diana Ross and The Supremes. November 1968

Diana Ross and The Supremes November 1968 Music Group Singer Welcome to Great Britain EMI sign in background Cardboard Cutouts cutout

American singing group The Supremes arrive at London airport before taking part in the television shows Ready Steady Go and Thank Your Lucky Stars They are left right, Florence Ballard

Diana Ross singer at the SECC, Glasgow circa 1992

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"Iconic Motown Moments: From The Supremes to Aretha Franklin" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the golden era with these captivating images. In 1963, The Supremes took center stage, enchanting audiences with their mesmerizing harmonies. Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson, and Diana Ross exuded elegance as they commanded the spotlight. Fast forward to 2013, Larry Braggs pays homage to this legendary trio through his soulful artistry. Alan John Ainsworth captures the essence of Motown's timeless sound that continues to resonate today. In the summer of 1970, London welcomed a true queen of soul - Aretha Franklin herself. Her powerful voice echoed through the city streets, leaving an indelible mark on music history. Diana Ross and The Supremes graced London's press reception for their latest single; their radiant smiles reflecting their immense success and undeniable talent. The Supremes underwent transformations over the years but remained a force to be reckoned with. Cindy Birdsong, Jean Terrell, Mary Wilson – each member brought her unique flair while keeping Motown's spirit alive. Susaye Greene joined forces with Mary Wilson along with her adorable 12-month-old baby – a testament to how music transcends generations within this iconic group. Lynda Lawrence stepped into The Supremes' lineup alongside Jean Terrell and Mary Wilson; together they continued spreading joy through their unforgettable performances. Captured here is another side of these incredible artists - each adorned with Polaroid cameras around their necks capturing candid moments behind-the-scenes. Their creativity knew no bounds. Aretha Franklin's presence in London during that memorable summer was captured multiple times - a testament to her enduring impact on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. As we look back at these snapshots from Motown's illustrious past, we are reminded not only of its remarkable artists but also of the timeless music that continues to inspire and move us.