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Diana Ross

pop music · 1967–1985

Diana Ross
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Picture the glimmering lights of a disco ball, casting a warm glow as Diana Ross takes center stage, her voice soaring through the crowd like a sweet breeze. Originating from Detroit, this iconic singer and actress has seamlessly blended pop, soul, rhythm and blues, disco, and jazz into a sound uniquely her own. Whether she’s inviting you to dance with “Upside Down” or reflecting on love in “Touch Me In the Morning,” her songs resonate with emotion and style. Tracks like “I’m Coming Out” and “The Boss” celebrate empowerment and joy, while “Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)” tugs at your heartstrings. Diana’s legacy is woven into the fabric of music history, proving that her magic is timeless, much like the unforgettable melodies she gifts us all.

The facts

  • Detroit
  • pop music, soul, rhythm and blues
  • On Motown, RCA

Diana Ross in the crate

Ain't No Mountain High Enough
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1967
Why Do Fools Fall In Love
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1968
Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)
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1970
Touch Me In the Morning
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1973
Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)
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1975
Love Hangover
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1976
The Boss
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1979
I'm Coming Out
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1980
Upside Down
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1980
Mirror, Mirror
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1982
Missing You
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1985

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