Supremely

Today's musical landscape would be much different if not for the Supremes, and particularly, Diana Ross.  The Supremes were the most popular "girl group" of the 1960's, and the most successful vocal group of the period after the Beatles.  The Supremes released hit after hit, charting a dozen number one hits between 1964 and 1969.  Ultimately, in 1969, the original group split up, with Diana Ross going more or less solo, touring as Diana Ross & the Supremes, though without Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson.  

 

The influence of the Supremes was vital in shaping the Motown sound and R&B. Similarly, the influence of Diana Ross and her solo work on R&B and Disco cannot be understated.  The sounds they pioneered can be found throughout today's music, and modern musicians, both female and male, owe them a debt of gratitude for their groundbreaking work. This week, DJDeedle salutes the queens of popular music, both as a group and in their solo careers, the supremely special Supremes.

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Rediscover Today

Sometimes, you have to journey to the past and travel to the future to fully understand the present.  This week, in this all new Deedlecast, @DJDeedle helps you rediscover today. All you have to do is listen.  

 

 

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Hooked on Stereophonics (2014 Tune up)

There's so much more to stereophonic sound than we realize.  It's a good idea to tune up your stereo from time to time.  This week's Deedlecast will give your stereo system a full workout. And once you've experienced it, you'll be hooked on stereophonics.

If you want to experience the full aural experience, listen to this one with headphones!

 

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Shouting at Me (2014 Extended Refix)

Are you talking to me?   DJDeedle's remixed, remastered, and added another five minutes of Deedlecast fun to this one from September 2007.  Classic 80's with everyting from Tears for Fears to Frankie Goes to Hollywood.  Let the shouting begin.

 

 

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