Diana Ross' Greatest Hits

Review: By Matt Tawesson

This album title of Diana Ross is one of her best ever. This is not a complete anthology of her work; it is mainly a sample of her best recordings with the Motown label during her solo era. The ten songs that are on this title were recorded and released from 1970-1976. It contains the long versions of "Love Hangover" and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough". It really saddens me that this album is still not available for Diana's fans to get.

I had read a review that this album has not been put through the remaster process, and probably never will. In my own opinion in general, that is really not to be believed; it should be made available sometime soon as well as her other certain solo album titles on CD that were unjustly deleted. That way, fans will have a wider variety of albums of hers to buy. I wish that Motown had an online petition for fans to sign to get this title and Diana's other deleted titles reissued on CD, or an address for people to write to, but there doesn't seem to be one of those. But, the best compilation title of Diana's that is closest to this is her 2 disc "Motown Anthology". That title set has a wider variety and most of the songs that this Greatest Hits has. To the folks at Motown: Get the master tape of this album out of the vaults, put it through the remaster process and bring it back along with her other 70s solo titles PLEASE!!!!