In March 1965, at a time when The Beatles were the dominant pop force on the planet, the all-female Motown group The Supremes weren’t doing too shabby either. The Detroit pop-soul act experienced a ...

In 1965, a Motown trio bounced back from a No. 11 chart setback with their sixth No. 1 hit, restoring their place atop the Billboard Hot 100.

Before they became one of the most successful groups in pop history, The Supremes had a reputation problem. While Motown's other girl groups racked up hits, Diana Ross, Mary Wilson and Florence ...

In 1965, the Supremes had become Motown’s biggest hitmakers. Five straight singles had reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Then, “Nothing but Heartaches” stopped that streak. The song peaked at No ...