The Supremes - Gold

The 2005 two-disc compilation surveys the group's 1960s recordings, including their chart-topping singles with Diana Ross. It features number-one hits such as 'Where Did Our Love Go,' 'You Can't Hurry Love,' and 'Stop! In the Name of Love.' It is considered one of the most comprehensive collections of their Motown era.

The album is a two-disc compilation released by Motown and Universal Music Enterprises as part of its 'Gold' series. It contains over 30 digitally remastered tracks spanning the peak of their career. The set also includes extensive liner notes detailing the history of the group.

No, this specific compilation focuses almost entirely on the classic Diana Ross lineup of the group. The tracks primarily date from 1964 to 1969, which is considered the group's most commercially successful era. It largely bypasses the post-Ross 'New Supremes' era of the 1970s.

The album was released in 2005 by Motown and Universal Music Enterprises (UMe). It was issued as part of Universal's sprawling 'Gold' series, which compiled greatest hits of various legendary artists. It was designed to replace older, less comprehensive single-disc compilations.