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PLAYLIST: THE VERY BEST OF DIANA ROSS

PLAYLIST: THE VERY BEST OF DIANA ROSS

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Liner Note Author: Brian Chin . Photographer: Harry Langdon. Playlist: The Very Best of Diana Ross covers part of the singer's late-'70s output, as well as her early-'80s output. Represented here are the albums Diana Ross (1976), Diana (1980), Why Do Fools Fall in Love (1981), Silk Electric (1982), Ross (1983), Swept Away (1984), and Eaten Alive (1985). A few of her biggest hits, including three number one R&B singles, are here, such as "Love Hangover," "Upside Down," "I'm Coming Out," and "Endless Love" (with Lionel Richie). The Diana album is a must-own classic, and there's nothing here from The Boss (1979), so this set will be most helpful for those who want notable cuts from the 1981-1985 releases. ~ Andy Kellman
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