Stoned Love

KORD-0110
Released October 15, 1970
by The Supremes
from New Ways But Love Stays

The Supremes earned their biggest hit of the post-Diana Ross era with 1970's psychedelic pop symphony "Stoned Love," a showcase for the vocals of Ross' replacement, Jean Terrell.Read more...

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Musicians

Jean Terrell

Vocals, Backing Vocals
Mary Wilson

Backing Vocals
Cindy Birdsong

Backing Vocals
The Funk Brothers

Electric Guitar, Electric Piano, Piano, Congas, Handclaps, Tambourine, Drums
Clavinet
Bob Babbitt

Bass
1968 Fender Precision Bass

Credits

Frank Wilson

Composer, Producer
Kenny Thomas

Composer
Golden World

Recording Studio
David Van De Pitte

Orchestration

Track Facts

Produced by Frank Wilson
Arranged by Dave Van DePitte

Track recorded March 10, 1970; background vocals recorded at Golden World, April 2; horns added at GW, April 27; strings added at GW, May 12; miscelaneous overdubs recorded June 8, 1970; final overdubs recorded in Washington, D.C., date(s) unknown

Released as Motown M1172 A, October 15, 1970
R&B #1, Pop #7

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