Authentically Keeping The Legend Alive
Featuring Scherrie Payne, Lynda Laurence and Freddi Poole

The Supremes, the world's all-time favorite girl group, gained the accolade during their reign on the music charts during the 60's and 70's. The Supremes had eight individual members during this time and each of the ladies contributed to the group's recording success of more than twenty million selling singles and dozens of hit albums.

Scherrie Payne, Lynda Laurence and Freddie Poole make up the only trio that features two genuine members of The Supremes. Since reforming in 1985 they have acquired an impressive biography with credited recordings and polished performances all over the world, playing at venues including London's Royal Albert Hall for HRH The Princess of Wales and Wembley Arena appearing alongside a host of other legendary Motown acts that included The Temptations and The Four Tops.

Recognized as the only trio of ladies realistically representing The Supremes, they are acknowledged by Motown Records for their work, recently returning to the label to put their supreme vocals on a Marvin Gaye retrospective project. Respected author Sharon Davis of Blues & Soul Magazine recently noted that Scherrie and Lynda's group are "authentically keeping the legend alive..."

Scherrie and Lynda's group have released four CDs since leaving Motown: "Supreme Voices," "Supremely Yours," "Reflections" and one of their latest "Where Did Our Love Go?".  The music they record and perform today appeals to all ages. They have credibly covered modern classics such as "Never Can Say Goodbye," "Sweet Freedom," "Give Me the Night" and "Somewhere Out There."

Their collaboration with Motown stable-mate Edwin Starr resulted in their remake of the classic 60's duet "Private Number."   Scherrie and Lynda's group completed the mammoth task of digitally re-recording more than 20 of The Supremes' classic hits – some of which featured Scherrie and Lynda on the original Motown versions.

Regular visitors to Europe and Japan, they have played many countries throughout the world and regularly perform songs in the native languages as witnessed by their recording of the Spanish song "Suave" which is featured on their 1994 "Supremely Yours" collection.

The Former Ladies of the Supremes may be available for your next special event!

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