Pop that packs an emotional punch … Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson Diana Ross. Photograph: Michael Ochs Archives
20. Let Yourself Go The final Supremes album, Mary, Scherrie and Susaye, flopped on release and has been overlooked ever since. This is a mistake, as underlined by the impossibly euphoric, warp-speed disco of Let Yourself Go. For more of the same, check out the album’s equally fabulous closer Love, I Never Knew You Could Feel So Good.Motown’s producers were always sharply attuned to broader musical developments.
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