VINYL FORMAT. Diana Ross's self-titled debut solo album, following her departure from the Supremes, was primarily written and produced by the husband and wife team of Ashford and Simpson (Johnny Bristol produced "These Things Will Keep Me Loving You"). Although the first single "Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand)" was a relative chart failure, stalling at No 20, it was her take on Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" that cemented Ms Ross's status as a solo artist in 1970 when...   [ read more ]

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Coming off four Top Ten hits in three years for their group Chic, producers Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers were the hot R&B/disco team of the day when they wrote and produced Diana Ross' second album named simply diana. (The first was her 1971 TV soundtrack, Diana!.) The result was Ross' best-selling album ever, paced by her biggest singles hit yet, "Upside Down," and its Top Ten follow-up, "I'm Coming Out." For the most part, disco productions tended to emphasize t...   [ read more ]

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Great dance material is featured, again by Ashford & Simpson. ~ Rick A. Bueche, All Music Guide

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