Uploaded January 2011 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
In the mid-1970's, Motown tried to buy into the market of quadraphonic sound which consisted of a 4-channel stereo surround sound system. In Japan, Motown released several albums and greatest hits collections including a greatest hits album on Diana Ross & The Supremes. The album consisted of alternate versions, vocals, and mixes of their hits which were never heard before. This version of "Love Is Here And Now You're Gone" was released on the album. It consists of an alternate mix of the song as well as two separate lead vocals by Diana with a noticeable flub left in the mix! The first lead starts at the beginning and lasts until 0:51 where she says "I don't...I don't like that..." Suddenly, a second lead vocal kicks in at 0:52 which lasts until the end of the song.
Written by: Brian Holland-Lamont Dozier-Edward Holland Jr.
Produced by: Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier
****No copyright infringement intended****
In the mid-1970's, Motown tried to buy into the market of quadraphonic sound which consisted of a 4-channel stereo surround sound system. In Japan, Motown released several albums and greatest hits collections including a greatest hits album on Diana Ross & The Supremes. The album consisted of alternate versions, vocals, and mixes of their hits which were never heard before. This version of "Love Is Here And Now You're Gone" was released on the album. It consists of an alternate mix of the song as well as two separate lead vocals by Diana with a noticeable flub left in the mix! The first lead starts at the beginning and lasts until 0:51 where she says "I don't...I don't like that..." Suddenly, a second lead vocal kicks in at 0:52 which lasts until the end of the song.
Written by: Brian Holland-Lamont Dozier-Edward Holland Jr.
Produced by: Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier
****No copyright infringement intended****
