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In late 1975-early 1976, the Holland Brothers were at work recording and producing the Supremes' next album "High Energy." After Mary Wilson, Scherrie Payne, and Cindy Birdsong finished recording vocals for the entire album, Cindy Birdsong was let go from the group. Just a few days later, a talented young lady named Susaye Greene became the last Supreme. With an incredible voice and range, Susaye recorded two lead vocals for the album which included the title track "High Energy," and "I'm Gonna Let My Heart Do The Walking." The Holland Brothers decided to use her lead as ad-libs in the released version which was sung by Scherrie Payne. Here is the full Susaye Greene lead version.
Written by: Brian Holland-Edward Holland Jr.-Harold Beatty
Produced by: Brian Holland
Arranged by: James Carmichael
Track recorded: Dates unknown
Susaye Green lead vocal recorded: February 18, 1976
****No copyright infringement intended****
In late 1975-early 1976, the Holland Brothers were at work recording and producing the Supremes' next album "High Energy." After Mary Wilson, Scherrie Payne, and Cindy Birdsong finished recording vocals for the entire album, Cindy Birdsong was let go from the group. Just a few days later, a talented young lady named Susaye Greene became the last Supreme. With an incredible voice and range, Susaye recorded two lead vocals for the album which included the title track "High Energy," and "I'm Gonna Let My Heart Do The Walking." The Holland Brothers decided to use her lead as ad-libs in the released version which was sung by Scherrie Payne. Here is the full Susaye Greene lead version.
Written by: Brian Holland-Edward Holland Jr.-Harold Beatty
Produced by: Brian Holland
Arranged by: James Carmichael
Track recorded: Dates unknown
Susaye Green lead vocal recorded: February 18, 1976
****No copyright infringement intended****
