Meet The Supremes (Vinyl LP) Hip HopThe 1962 debut album from The Supremes, the album includes their earliest singles "I Want A Guy", "Buttered Popcorn", "Your Heart Belongs to Me", and "Let Me Go the Right Way".
They returned to their farmhouse studio in Burton
the band are finally set to reveal their long awaited debut album
LP format features heavyweight black vinyl in a stunning metallic gold gatefold sleeve with a copy of the album on CD
but the whole album is a complete undiscovered gem
still using the same psychedelic synth warps
16 page 'Hymn Booklet' containing lyrics and Download
combined with their kaleidoscopic aesthetic
groovy synth explosion that puts Moore's soprano on full display
Asking the eternal question
Carina has garnished further recognition as a member of the LA and Jerome AZ based band - Puscifer
"Scourin'" (sic as "Scourn'") displays a head-nodding swing inspired by quarter-note walking bass courtesy of the unflappable Cranshaw
widely considered to be the rarest soundtrack on both the cut-throat Italian and Japanese collectors markets
