Diana Ross & The Supremes' 1969 performance of 'Love Child' on The Ed Sullivan Show was an epic moment for the girl group and their legacy. Diana Ross, who was just 24 years old, had already bagged 11 number one records, and her vocal talent was undeniable.

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Diana Ross and The Supremes took the stage to perform 'Love Child,' a hit that would become one of the girl group's most significant songs.

The performance had a backstory that had resulted in the group performing the song twice in a short period. There was a rumor that the track was from the record, not the group singing live. Diana Ross stepped up, saying that she would make a fool of the person who made that claim. A moment of class and fierce determination defined Diana's character and put the group's credibility on display.

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'Love Child' was a masterpiece that didn't require any auto-tune or instrumental tricks. The song was a work of art with Diana's signature sound and The Supremes' harmonies on point. The group's vocals blended well together, delivering a smooth and unforgettable performance. Even background vocals were nothing short of extraordinary, smoothly syncing with the lead.

Not surprisingly, comments flooded the performance video, with the audience marveling at the group's talent. Diana Ross was the highlight of the performance, captivating the crowd with her striking beauty and perfect makeup and hairdo. On the other hand, the Supremes displayed incredible harmony that was nothing short of mesmerizing.

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Diana Ross's performance of 'Love Child' was a moment of greatness that cemented her position as one of the greatest popular music performers of the 20th Century. Mary Wilson's stunning vocals on the track are something fans still remember years after her passing, and Cindy's excellent vocals perfectly complemented the group's sound.

Diana Ross & The Supremes' performance of 'Love Child' is an unforgettable moment that needs to be seen by fans of old-school music. The song captures the feel of the 60s, and the girl group's talent was simply unmatched. Watch the video and share it with friends to see Diana Ross's electrifying performance and The Supremes' outstanding harmonies.