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Update:  Newest Diana Ross c/d cover added (Sep. 7, 2008) at "1970"!
   

 

2008

Diana's Special Radio Rotation Release 
for the Valentine's Day holiday season:

"My Funny Valentine"
(from the classic Rogers & Hart Collection) 

   

 

            2007     

World Tour:  Diana Ross "I Love You" Concerts  

[Concert photo courtesy of Friend-to-Friend]


Legendary Diva Diana Concert Songlist

1.  "I'm Coming Out"

2.  "(I Love You) More Today Than Yesterday"

3.  "My World Is Empty Without You"

4.  "Where Did Our Love Go"

5.  "Baby Love"

6.  "Stop! In The Name of Love"

7.  "Touch Me In The Morning"

8.  "Love Hangover"

9.  "The Boss"

10.  "It's My House"

11.  "Upside Down"

12.  "Love Child"

13.  "Ease On Down The Road" (from The Wiz movie)

   14.  "Fine And Mellow" (from Lady Sings The Blues film)

15.  "Don't Explain" (from LSTB movie) 

16.  "Reflections"
                                                   
17.  "Why Do Fools Fall In Love" 

  18.  "Do You Know Where You're Going To" (from Mahogany)

19.  "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"

20.  "I Will Survive"     

21.  "I Love You"    

 


 

Diana Ross:  I Love You

Diana Ross I Love You

Miss Ross, we luv U, too!  It's 'more today than yesterday'. 

Diana's long-anticipated 2007 album contains three songs from the Stonewall Era:  "More Today Than Yesterday" (1969), the top of the charts song originally by the Spiral Starecase; "The Look Of Love" (1968), the hit single by Dusty Springfield; and "This Magic Moment" (1969), the popular remake of The Drifters song by Jay & The Americans.  


   
   Dream Diva Diana remakes a #1 song from the 1969 Stonewall: 

* "(I Love You) More Today Than Yesterday" (remake of Spiral Starecase song)


Note:  This Diana Ross album is on her new label Manhattan Records located in.... Manhattan!
Update:  The original 'Dreamgirl' Diana performed her new single-release, bouncy song "More Today Than Yesterday" with her own band "live" on the "Late Show with David Letterman" (CBS t.v.) in New York on Tuesday evening, January 16, 2007.  A musically terrific and animated performance was showcased by enthusiastic Diva Diana to overwhelming applause!

 

 


   

2006 

Diana Ross:  The Definitive Collection

     

   

[DER "Definitive Collection" c/d cover will be placed here!]

  

   

   

Diana Ross:  Blue

Diana Ross Blue

 

Diana Blue gives 2006 her jazzy single of the year:

* "What A Diff'rence A Day Makes"

    



 
2005 

Ross royally returns to rave single recordings in 2005:

* "I've Got A Crush On You" [duet w/ Rod Stewart]

* "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" [duet w/ Westlife] (re-do of Diana Ross song!) {#1 Ireland} {#2 England}





 View the beautiful video and hear the powerful singing of all five at:  www.Westlife.com/DianaRoss
   
   


     
2004

Diana Ross:  The Number #1s

Diana Ross & The Supremes


Besides featuring the fourteen (14) number one songs of Diana Ross & The Supremes and one number one song of the post-Diana Supremes, this incredibly impressive #1s collection features eight number one songs of Diana Ross the solo artist.  They include the anthematic "Ain't No Mountain High Enough", the sex-related "Touch Me In The Morning", the questioning "Do You Know Where You're Going To", the dance hypnotic "Love Hangover", the boy-crazy "Upside Down" and the Gay-inspired "I'm Coming Out".  With a collection of 20+ #1 songs, Diana Ross is in the exclusive company of Elvis Presley, The Beatles and, later, Diana's protoge Michael Jackson.
     
     



2003

Diana Ross:  diana (deluxe)

["diana" deluxe 2-album set]

   


 

2001

Diana Ross:  Life & Love - The Very Best Of Diana Ross

["L&L: TVBODR" album]

   

This imported compilation contains an untypical assortment of 41 Ross songs.  Nine of them are DRS #1 hits such as "Where Did Our Love Go", "You Keep Me Hangin' On", "The Happening", "Reflections" and their signature swan song "Someday".  Interestingly, the two-disc set starts off with the solo yet Supremish "Chain Reaction".  The solo songs beside all the basic big hits include "Work That Body", "The Force Behind The Power", "Not Over You Yet", "Until We Meet Again" and the original "WYTMTYLM".     

      
Goin' back in 2001 with Diana Ross:

* "Goin' Back" (tribute to Dusty Springfield) 

    


 
 

2000

Diana Ross:  The Millennium Collection

Up Front and So Close:  Diana Ross, The Supreme Face






1999

Diana Ross:  Every Day Is A New Day


["EDIAND" album]


   
 
Re-meeting with 1999 single records by Diana Ross

* "Until We Meet Again" {#1 Dance}

* "Not Over You Yet" {U.K. and Holland only}

* "Every Day Is A New Day"

* "Sugarfree"
 


Diana Ross & Cast:  "Double Platinum" (movie)
   




 

1998

1998's sampling the Supreme:

* "Diana Ross Sampler" (promotional) =b/w= "Reach Out"





1997

Diana Ross:  The Ultimate Collection

["Ultimate Collection" album]
   


The "Ultimate Collection" is not only ultimate for solo Diana Ross to date but it also includes some of her #1 songs -- "Where Did Our Love Go", "Baby Love", "Stop!", "You Can't Hurry Love" and the very Stonewallish "Reflections" -- while leading The Supremes.  There is also a brand-new and great dance remix of their 1969 #1 song "Someday We'll Be Together".  

 

Diana Ross' dual promising discs in 1997:

* "Promise Me You'll Try" (dedicated to Dre)

* "I Will Survive" (re-mixed/re-released)

* "I Hear The Voice Of Love" {Japan}
 




1996

Diana Ross:  A Gift Of Love

["AGOL" album]
   
     

Disco Diva Diana's 1996 soul survivors:

* "I Will Survive" (remake of Gloria Gay-nor song)
{#1 Dance}

 
* "If You're Not Gonna Love Me Right"

* "Voice Of The Heart"

* "In The Ones You Love"
 


1996 Event>>>>>  Diana Ross performs at the Super Bowl
 

   



1995

Diana Ross:  Take Me Higher

["Higher" album]
 

 
1995 sees Diana's gone Ross higher:

* "Take Me Higher" {#1 Dance}

* "Gone"
     





1994

Diana Ross:  Diana Extended (Diana's Extensions)

Fierce photo of fierce-as-ever Diva Diana in fierce pose

Fierce musical release is this hottie on the "I'm Coming Out" anthem "25th anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion".  The big surprise here is the 25th anniversary remix of Diana Ross & The Supremes' #1 finale signature song "Someday We'll Be Together" -- also from 1969!  "Someday" is very appropriately, smartly and gay-ly included on this solo Diana Ross compact disc.  This great "SWBT" dance remix became the unofficial theme song of "Stonewall 25".  People, who were already reminiscing back to the Stonewall Era songs, instantly had the authentic music (with a new twist) for great  accompaniment.  "Someday Well Be Together", the 1969 climatic song of The Stonewall, is particularly poignant for all of the Gay veterans of the New York City Stonewall Rebellion in 1969.


Supreme Diana revs up the Stonewall Anniversary in 1994:

* "Someday We'll Be Together" [w/ The Supremes] (remixed)

* "Big Bad Love" [w/ Ray Charles] (from the film "The Favor")

 
 
Diana Ross & Cast:  "Out Of Darkness" (t.v. movie)
   
   



 
1993

Diana Ross:  Christmas In Vienna

["Christmas Vienna" album]

   


Loving her best years -- Diana's single songs in 1993:

* "Heart (Don't Change My Mind)" {U.K. only}

* "When You Dream" {Japan only}

* "The Best Years Of My Life"

* "Your Love" {U.K. only}

 
      

Diana Ross:  Forever (Box Set)

["Forever" 4-album set]

   



1992

Diana Ross:  Stolen Moments - The Lady Sings Jazz And Blues

["Stolen Moments" album] 

     

Momentous Ross-ities in 1992 as single songs:

* "One Shining Moment" {U.K. only}

* "You're Gonna Love It"

* "Waiting In The Wings" [w/ saxy Gerald Albright]

* "That's Why I Call You My Friend" {Japan only}

   



1991

Diana Ross:  The Force Behind The Power

["TFBTP" album]

   

   

1991's loving and strong songs from forceful Diana:

* "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" {#1 A.C.} {#1 U.K.}
  (The song was repopularized on "American Idol" (ensemble) in 2005
  and again later in 2005 when Diana dueted with boy band Westlife.)


* "The Force Behind The Power"

* "Battlefield" {Germany only}

  



1990
     

Boss Ross hip-hops around some songs in the 1990s:

* "No Matter What You Do" [w/ Al B. Sure]

* "I'm Still Waiting" (reissued/edited remix) {Europe only}

 

   



1989

Diana Ross:  Workin' Overtime

["Workin'" album]

   
   

1989 worked Diana Ross' return to Motown singles:

* "Love Hangover '89" (remixed)

* "Workin' Overtime" {#1 R&B} 

* "This House" =b/w= "Paradise" 

* "Bottom Line"

   


   

1988

Diana Ross:  Greatest Hits - The RCA Years

 

Diana Bobbetting in 1988 with pop singles:

* "If We Hold On Together" (from film "The Land Before Time") {#1 Japan}

* "Mr. Lee" (tribute to girl group Bobbettes) {Europe only}

   

 

Diana Ross & Cast:  The Land Before Time (soundtrack)

["TLBT" soundtrack album]



 

1987

Diana Ross:  Red Hot Rhythm And Blues

["RHRAB" album]

     

 

Sexy shockwaving singles by La Ross in 1987:

* "Dirty Looks"

* "Tell Me Again"

* "Shockwaves" {Europe}

   


   

1986

Diana Ross:  Chain Reaction

["Chain" album {import}]

   

   

     

Diana Ross' supreme 1986 songs are Princess Diana's favourites:

* "Chain Reaction" {#1 Dance} {#1 song U.K.}

* "Experience" {U.K. only}

 


   

1985

Diana Ross:  Eaten Alive

["Eaten Alive" album]

     

1985 worldly hits of thrilling Diana Ross:

* "We Are The World" [w/ Michael Jackson, Bob Dylan, Tina Turner, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Dionne Warwick, Billy Joel, Ray Charles, Willie Nelson, Lionel Ritchie, Cyndi Lauper, et al.] {#1 int'l song}

* "Telephone" =b/w= "Fool For Your Love"

* "Eaten Alive" {#1 Dance}

   


 

1984

Diana Ross:  Swept Away

["Swept Away" album]

 

      

R.C.A. Ross sweeps you all hit songs in 1984:

* "All Of You" [w/ Julio Iglesias] {#1 A/C}

* "Missing You" {#1 R&B}

* "Swept Away" {#1 Dance}

* "Touch By Touch" {single U.K. only}


 

 

1983

Diana Ross:  Ross 

["Ross/Ice" album]

  

  

 

Up close 1983 single songs of Diana Ross:

* "So Close"

* "Pieces Of Ice"

* "Up Front" =b/w= "Love Or Loneliness"

* "Let's Go Up"


Note:  In July of 1983, Diana had her legendary concerts in Central Park, NY.

   


   

1982

Diana Ross:  Silk Electric

["S.E." album]

     

1982 mirrored hits of Diana Ross:

* "Mirror, Mirror" {#1 R&B}

* "We Can Never Light That Old Flame Again" =b/w= "Old Funky Rolls"
{Note:  Although Miss Ross was now with RCA, this single released by Motown.} 

* "Work That Body" {#1 Fitness/Work-Out}

* "Muscles" (written by Michael Jackson) {#1 Gay clubs}

* "It's Never Too Late" {U.K.}

   


 

1981

Diana Ross:  All The Great Hits 

["Great Hits" album]

   

This double album contains a whopping 41 Diana Ross songs from several #1 songs with The Supremes to platinum solo smashes such as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" to "Endless Love".

   

1981's Diva Diana's hits are endless:

* "One More Chance"

* "Cryin' My Heart Out Over You" =b/w= "To Love Again"

* "Endless Love" [w/ Lionel Ritchie] {#1 int'l song}

   

   

Diana Ross:  To Love Again

["To Love Again" album]

   

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[Note:  Diana Ross moves from Motown to RCA Rercords from late 1981 through 1988.]

Diana Ross:  Why Do Fools Fall In Love

["WDFFIL" album]

   

Despite the label change, Diana's continued success in 1981:

* "Why Do Fools Fall In Love" {#1 song}

   


 

1980

Diana Ross:  diana

["diana" album]

       

Diana's new decade songs turn 1980 upside out:

* "Upside Down" {#1 int'l song}

* "I'm Coming Out" {#1 Dance}

* "My Old Piano" {U.K. only}

* "It's My Turn" (from the film "It's My Turn") {#1 A.C.}

   


 

1979

Diana Ross:  The Boss

["Boss" album]

     

Disco Diana bosses the songs in 1979:

* "Pops, We Love You" [w/ Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder]
{dedicated to Berry Gordy, Jr.'s father Berry Gordy, Sr., on his 90th Birthday}

* "The Boss" {#1 song}

* "It's My House" =b/w= "Sparkle"

* "No One Gets The Prize" {#1 Dance} 

   


 

1978

Diana Ross:  Ross

["Ross" album]

     

1978 songs of "Dorothy" Ross wiz on out:

* "You Got It" {dedicated to Gregory L. Demps}

* "Lovin', Livin' and Givin'" (from "Thank God It's Friday" movie)

* "Ease On Down The Road" [w/ Michael Jackson] (from "The Wiz" film)

* "What You Gave Me" (remake of Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell song)



Diana Ross & Cast:  The Wiz (movie soundtrack) 

["The Wiz" soundtrack]

     


 

1977

Diana Ross:  Baby, It's Me

["BIM" album]

 

     

The Queen of Motown Ross' 1977 smooth songs:

* "Gettin' Ready For Love"

* "Top Of The World"

* "Your Love Is So Good For Me" =b/w= "Baby, It's Me"

   

Diana Ross:  An Evening With Diana Ross (Live

["AEw/DR" album]

   


 

1976

Diana Ross:  Greatest Hits

["Greatest (Solo) Hits" album]

   

     

Hangin' over Diana's Motown songs in 1976:

* "I Thought It Took A Little Time (But Today I Fell In Love)"

* "Love Hangover" {#1 int'l song} =b/w= "Kiss Me Now"

* "One Love In My Lifetime" =b/w= "Smile"