Diana Ross - Ain't No Mountain High Enough (REACTION) with my wife

[@tsmithmpls]

I've worshiped this woman since I was 8 years old (I'm 63 now.) Love her just as much now as I did then.

[@paulr.3220]

Join the crowd my friend.

[@AlkalineInsides]

She’s had me in a choke hold since I was 7. I’m 35

[@timomara6055]

This is a masterpiece

[@tompickles9798]

Love child is a must MOTOWN BANGER

[@karensheline6958]

Agree

[@joanbecenti8938]

Diana Ross and The Supremes will always be a fashion icon in the world of music, not to mention iconic music ❤️❤️

[@jimmiller3204]

Love it. Music was so much better back in the day.

[@vegasbaby3669]

yes it was

[@paulvalletta01]

I used to tell my sisters to stop playing her records too loud, Motown especially Diana ross and the Supremes, truth is I love this song and Diana Ross and the Supremes, and all Motown really, it was the heavy metal era for the "lads", and soul then disco for the gals, but really i loved it all but did not want to admit it being just 12 yrs old, awesome reaction again.

[@SG-js2qn]

There was a time when this was always on the radio. Diana Ross had I guess three distinct high points in her career: 60s, 70s, 80s. It seems to me her 70s work is most overlooked. Other 70s hits by Diana: "Touch Me in the Morning," "Theme from Mahogany," "Love Hangover."

[@Maatization]

Strange 70s work overlooked...no

[@loisrogers9042]

If singing makes you happy, sing. Around the house, Around your friends, in public, just enjoy 😊

[@rodneysisco6364]

" Delicate power " is an excellent description of Diana Ross's voice .

[@sandyczarnetzke7141]

Great reaction to a great song. In the 60's I would sing to the Supremes with the handle of my hairbrush in hand. Fun memories of Diana Ross.❤ Stay safe.

[@karensheline6958]

Goosebumps

[@curtbonnell4308]

An absolute classic song performed so beautifully by Diana Ross. I loved the original by Marvin & Tammi but this version was simply amazing.

[@curtbonnell4308]

The writers of the song, Ashford & Simpson, reworked their song to feature Diana's speaking voice and boy oh boy, did that move work out well.

[@JD_ATX]

During Diana's tenure with The Supremes, they covered this song as well -- as a duet with The Temptatons -- which wasn't as successful as Marvin Gaye's & Tammi Terrell's orginal recording. The song's writers, Nicholas Ashford and Valerie Simpson, were hired to produce the album. and pretty much gave them carte blanche. They wanted take it a more "epic" creative direction. The lyrics were slightly re-worded, with an extra verse being added. It was decided that Ross would speak/narrate the verses instead of singing them. This new arrangement pushed the song past the standard 3 minute mark, with the album version clocking in at 6:19. Berry Gordy felt the song's length would harm it's chances of getting air time on raido stations, so he had an edited down 3:32 version sent out to radio stations as a promo 45rpm single. Ironically, most DJs preferred the full album version and the radio edit was rarely played.

[@Will-qs3ql]

Classic Diana Ross. A masterpiece!!

[@ToddSauve]

What a stable of singers Motown developed almost exclusively, or at least a great many, from the surrounding city of Detroit. I listen to the Supremes a lot to this day and their music is over 60 years old now! Don't ask me how old I am, but great music is great music and stands the test of time for true music lovers. 💖💖💖

[@AlkalineInsides]

Her voice has presence. She beautifully fills space with her unique voice.

[@descendantoffools9767]

This would always bring down the house when she would sing it in concert.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

Chain Reaction by Diana Ross written by the bee gees who do the backing vocals......excellent song and to think she was not keen to do it

[@flubblert]

I saw her in Chicago in the mid-70s still at the height of her popularity. You mentioned how stunning she looked when you saw her on TV back in the day. Well, she must have done at least four or five costume changes through the course of the evening. Beautiful dazzling gowns all. Full orchestra. She mixed it up with her hits with the Supremes and her own now classic solo stuff. She ended with "Reach Out and Touch Somebody's Hand" as she came off the stage and proceeded to walk down the center aisle touching hands with those close enough and lucky enough to be able reach out and touch one of the great divas of classic 70s era pop and soul. I got *this* close. 😏 Amazing memorable evening.

[@JohnPilon082149051552]

Andre and Dominika are in communion with one another; their hearts speak as one even as their spirits raise us up!

[@carlosgaribay4396]

Just beautiful. Love Diana. ❤

[@Captwalker70]

I would recommend the theme song from Mahogany, a song that for some reason is always overlooked maybe because it sounds so depressing, but still beautiful at the same time...

[@kimcutts6153]

🇬🇧 I remember being about 9 years old (i was born in 1964), and having a sleepover at my cousins house. Thats when i was introduced to Diana Ross & The Supremes LP (album). Every song on it was outstanding. I have loved her music (& Motown)ever since. ❤🎶🎼

[@cspaikido]

Here version went to #1, the Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell version peaked at #19.

[@emanuelsanders2030]

One word ~ "I C O N !"

[@cravendubose8179]

You both seems to love this song, you're so full of smiles though out the hole song..i love it too...

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Huge #1 Song. Beautiful ❤❤❤

[@T.B0ne]

You guys are so fun to watch!! such enjoyment and emotions and love for the music. 🎶New subscriber🎶

[@DawnE63]

Awesome song for my whole life! Glad you could hear Diana’s version!! Try “I Told You So “ from Randy Travis

[@Richard-k8x]

Always the best from the best bless be

[@Richard-k8x]

My first love bless be

[@cspaikido]

I love this somewhat longer version.

[@bashab3098]

I think that some love is in air tonight ❤

[@willmacintyre649]

Beautiful song, beautiful artist and the two most beautiful people on KZbin doing reactions. Remember like Mama Cass said, "Make your own kind of music, even if nobody else sings along".

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Beautifully said 💚 Many thanks 😊

[@malcolmstockbridge2569]

Loving all your reactions, you must be getting something right with over 76k subscribers, I see you did Steven Wilson...not many do and usually say...who?....would love you to do this one though ...Steven Wilson - Pariah (from Home Invasion: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall)....Ninet the female singer with him is so cool :)

[@Slumbert]

You might like Elis Regina & Tom Jobim 1974 Águas de Marco. Very charming video, just those two having fun.

[@davidhowe5415]

Another great bass part by James Jamerson. ❤

[@janebartholomew-w6q]

Great reaction as always, loved it

[@ednicholson7839]

The most famous version of this song is the original by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell.

[@GaryCain-qf5vi]

Growing up on a farm north of Detroit l would listen on the radio in the barn, CKLW had all the latest in Motown hits, I remember sunday nights and the Ed Sullivan Show he had all the Motowns best, Diana Ross and the Supremes were my favorite. I moved to San Diego, California where I saw her twice in concert those were the days!😊 ❤ Gary

[@trytellingthetruth.2068]

I hope i find the same love that you have for eachother.

[@karensheline6958]

Amen…Right On

[@theresashadwell9060]

🎼Aaaahhhhhhh the 70's 🌞

[@lisannebaumholz5028]

Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell originally recorded this Ashford & Simpson (Motown) song in 1967. I believe Ike and Tina Turner also recorded it around the same time.

[@rayrodriguez8417]

Your killing me Andrei , every time you cry , I cry . Dude , i swear

[@DusCostea-kt1dg]

Proper Legend 👏. Please try anything off one of the best duet albums of all time DIANA AND MARVIN 🎵🎶🍯🤌🔥🙏🐝🍀

[@davecampbell3455]

:) Very nice reaction.

[@ozmaile7938]

Motown. the most soul satisfying music ....

[@myrdozer]

You would probably like the movie Lady Sings the Blues, in which she stars

[@flubblert]

... and was Oscar nominated for.

[@JohnBullard]

How do you absorb so much great music so quickly? It was spread over decades for those of us who grew up with it. You're getting decades of genius, peace and love in a compressed time. Pace yourselves, listen to something boring and bland every once in a while. Lady D., Florence, and Mary! Supremes forever!

[@MerchantOfAlba]

Agree, sometimes there is so much greatness to take in! 💚

[@meljones5108]

This is a fabulous song & sung by Diana Ross the best version you will ever hear.

[@timomara6055]

If you can, please react to Diana Ross’s live version of “Home” from her 1981 television special. She brings the house down.

[@stevealimonti190]

I love that you both are just in the discovery mode of Diana & The Supremes. I have been a fan from very early on and have been blessed to see her with the Original Supremes DMF & DMC and as a solo artist more than anyone else that I have seen perform live: That is something you both should check out. There is a great video from her fan club: Diana Ross - I´m Still Waiting (The Greatest Music Party In The World, 1995) where she is in great form and just to see how she interacts with the audience who she holds in the palm of her hand... Anyhoo I'm sure both of you but especially Andre will love THIS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/np6wqWBvmNGtZ7M Enjoy!:💌

[@NaSooorah]

"Big hair.." Lol, it's called an Afro. 😊

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Great reaction and commentary. Maybe check out “When the Hunter Gets Captured by the Game” by Marvelettes. The mono single version is best and on yt. Thanks

[@ubantvoficial]

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[@glenn20081965]

Diana Ross is ok....but give me Gladys Knight any day.

[@daz_n]

Specifially 'Midnight Train to Georgia' and 'You're The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me' 😍

[@judywein3282]

Ahhhhh...Gladys Knight!!!!

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Right on, brother--Gladys had a power, earthy real soul voice..more passion in her singing than Poppy Diana,who wasn't even the best singer in the Supremes, only got the job because of her affair with Gordy.

[@judywein3282]

​@@alonzocoyethea6148 Right on all counts. Gladys had power and soulful music running in her veins. Beautiful woman.

[@Straydogger]

@@daz_n And "Neither One of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say Goodbye)".