Diana Ross' 'Red Hot Rhythm & Blues' 35 Years Later
Thirty-five years ago, 'Red Hot Rhythm & Blues' saw Diana Ross ambitiously and affectionately placing herself within the history of Black music.
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Thirty-five years ago, 'Red Hot Rhythm & Blues' saw Diana Ross ambitiously and affectionately placing herself within the history of Black music.
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She was the sweet, pretty one on the right, always with the right moves and purring backup vocals — Mary Wilson was also the one who kept the Supremes flame alive, collecting their gowns for exhibitions and writing books, including her 2019 tome on their glittery style, “Supreme Glamour.” That sweet backup singer in Motown’s most celebrated girl group — the Supremes had a run of 12 No. 1 hits — morphed into a sultry jazzy vocalist in recent years, but Wilson never tired of talking about the Supremes and their meteoric rise to fame. Wilson died of heart disease Monday at her longt...