This live album symbolizes the end of the group's golden age and the beginning of a new era.
Diana Ross officially left the Supremes after their 1969 tour, and this album, "Farewell," documents the moment of that "farewell."
The album also includes footage of Diana herself speaking about her feelings for the group, making it a valuable documentary that goes beyond simply recording a live performance. It is a historic work that captures the end of the legendary group, The Supremes, in a moving and proud way.
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A:
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1)
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T.C.B.
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2)
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Reflections
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3)
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Stop! In The Name Of Love
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4)
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Come See About Me
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5)
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My World Is Empty Without You
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6)
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Baby Love
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7)
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The Lady Is A Tramp
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8)
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Let's Get Away From It All
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9)
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Monologue
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10)
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Love Is Here And Now You're Gone
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11)
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I'm Gonna Make You Love Me
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12)
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Monologue
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13)
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Can't Take My Eyes Off You
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14)
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Monologue
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B:
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1)
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My Man
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2)
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Didn't We
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3)
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It's Alright With Me
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4)
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Big Spender
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5)
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Falling In Love With Love
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6)
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Love Child
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C:
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1)
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Dialogue
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2)
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Aquarius / Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)
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D:
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1)
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Monologue
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2)
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The Impossible Dream
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3)
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Monologue
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4)
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Someday We'll Be Together
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5)
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Closing Dialogue
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Other [Art Direction] - Deke Richards
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Producer - Deke Richards
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Conductor [Musical] - John Stronach
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Conductor [Musical] - Wally Heider
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Other [Art Direction] - Ken Kim
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Photography [Design] - Ken Kim
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Other [Lithography] - Ivy Hill
