The Supremes - "Where Did Our Love Go"

[Edf85]

Baby Baby. Baby Baby!

Not be confused with "Baby Love"  This is my favorite Supremes song, eva! It was a #1 Pop smash too.

I didnt like "Baby Love" because it always reminded me of that one episode of Full House where the song focused on Michelle. >:(

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It's a good song but I can think of atleast 10 songs by them that I like more. I think my favorite might be "Come See About Me". I'd contemplate giving it to "Someday We'll Be Together" but that song is all Diana anyway.

[mst3k]

I like it.

[velcro]

I like it... but I like nearly all Supremes songs. I think my favorite is Someday We'll Be Together... or maybe I Hear A Symphony.

[Brethren]

I love it, but it's not my favorite from them.

My favorite is most probably Reflections.

[Ling-Ling]

Classic Supremes/Motown track. Not my favorite by them, but it's up there.

[reception]

I like it.

[WhySoSerious?]

Very good, but then most of their stuff is. My fave is either "I Heart A Symphony" or "Someday We'll Be Together."

[kellydicted]

I love it :)

[mst3k]

TCorey said:

"I Heart A Symphony"

[cking33]

velcro said:

I like it... but I like nearly all Supremes songs. I think my favorite is Someday We'll Be Together... or maybe I Hear A Symphony.

I like "I Hear a Symphony," but my fave is "You Can't Hurry Love." "Where Did Our Love Go," is great, so simple and Diana's vocal is perfect for the song.

[hidizzyguy]

it's not their best.... but even still, I'll choose it over MANY songs I hear on today's radio

[omgw00t]

Classic! Not my favorite, but a great song none the less.

[Bob]

yes of course it's good. it's scary how much this, "baby love", and "i hear a symphony" sound alike

[A Thug Named Slickback]

This song was actually offered to a bunch of other female groups at Motown, who all rejected it. Even the Supremes themselves thought it would fail. It wound up being their first #1 hit.

[irock]

rebirthxperience said:

I'd contemplate giving it to "Someday We'll Be Together" but that song is all Diana anyway.

Interesting. One of the things I agree with you about is that Diana Ross wasn't worth a crap after the Supremes broke up (with the minor exception of the opening - and ONLY the opening - of I'm Coming Up), yet here she is on this song pretty much doing solo. Just shows what might have been, but wasn't.

[cking33]

hidizzyguy said:

it's not their best.... but even still, I'll choose it over MANY songs I hear on today's radio

ditto

[|-Showstopper-|]

I know this song by the Pussycat dolls' cover. I love it.

[areyoureadytojump]

A live performance:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QrZWSpsOQg

[Dammn Baby]

Over 50 years (!) after its release, this is one sleek, sexy song. "I've got this burning, burning, yearning...."

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

Love this one. Such a classic!

I didnt like "Baby Love" because it always reminded me of that one episode of Full House where the song focused on Michelle. >:(

Haha..I love that episode!

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

#29 on Billboard's 500 Greatest Pop Songs

The Supremes let ’em know right away that they could pull off pop’s most fundamental balancing act: making heartache sound divine. “Where Did Our Love Go” is fundamentally a breakup ballad, but because Motown didn’t do soppy, it’s got remarkable forward momentum: There’s hardly a break as verses run into choruses and back into verses, and it’s only when the baritone sax solo takes over that the pained lyrics really take a breather. If it sounds overwhelming, then you don’t know Diana Ross: The soft strength of her vocal showcases every bit of the lyric’s hurt, but with a hard-earned fortitude that prevents her from ever getting maudlin. And if she starts to slip into despair, she’s’s never more than a couple measures away from Flo and Mary picking her back up with the next “baby, baby.” — A.U.