50TH! SUPREMES ALBUM SALES NEARING 300,000 MARK . . . AUGUST 14, 1965

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the_supremes_more_hits_lpDETROIT —  The Supremes, hottest property on the Motown line-up, rolled up close to 300,000 orders for their new album, “More Hit By The Supremes,” prior to its release on Thursday, August 27, according to Barney Ales, executive vice-president of Motown Records.

This makes it six albums and six singles for the girls in the year they have been recording with the label — with the first five of the singles each hitting the number one spot on Billboard charts. The sixth single, “Nothing But Heartaches,” is moving up the charts. The Supremes Thursday, July 29, opened a three-week stand at the New York Copacabana.

Ales confirmed that Motown has just signed singer Connie Haynes, who has been doing nightclub and television work recently. She formerly recorded with a female trio under another label. END

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(Information and news source: Billboard; August 14, 1965)


The Supremes performing live on stage at the Detroit Roostertail, late-1965.


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A SUPREMES’ 50TH! ‘MORE HITS’ HOT ON LP CHART, ’65

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MORE HITS BY THE SUPREMES (COMPLETE LP) * The Supremes * MOTOWN M-627 

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 A MCRFB Note: For more information on this extended-play lp,”More Hits By The Supremes,” click the underlined album “title” above. For information regarding the Supremes, click the underlined group/artist name above the audio bar to access Wikipedia link. 

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