[Answer] 8. The Supremes were one of the sixties most popular groups.Who was the best known lead singer of this famous female trio?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. The Supremes were one of the sixties most popular groups. Who was the best known lead singer of this famous female trio?"

...1. Diana Ross 2. Tammi Terrell 3. Mary Wells 4. Gladys Knight The Supremes were originally known as the Primettes. They released their first single with Motown in 1961. Diana Ross was soon thrust into the lead vocal role. She left the Supremes to go solo in 1969.

[Answer] 5. The Supremes had their fourth chart topper the week of March 27, 1965. Which song was their number one hit that week?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. The Supremes had their fourth chart topper the week of March 27, 1965. Which song was their number one hit that week?"

...1. How Does That Grab You, Darlin'? 2. The Name Game 3. Stop! In The Name of Love 4. My Love With the success of "Stop! In The Name of Love" The Supremes became the first group in the history of the Billboard Hot 100 to chart four consecutive number one songs. By the time they had recorded the song in February of 1965 there were already signs of conflict within the band as Diana Ross was emerging as the featured singer. They were barely speaking to each other during the European Motown tour that followed "Stop! In The Name of Love." During that tour they invented the signature choreography for the song with their hands held up like a police officer. Shirley Ellis sang "The Name Game." "My Love" was a Petula Clark single and "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?" charted for Nancy Sinatra.