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Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene & Joyce Vincent are world travelers; always racking up those frequent flyer miles! Here the ladies are enjoying a recent Delta Airlines flight with Scherrie's sister Freda Payne.
Scherrie Payne attends Mary Wilson's book signing at The Grove in Los Angeles. September 25th 20199/26/2019  Scherrie Payne attends Mary Wilson's book signing in Los Angeles at the Grove. Mary's new coffee table book "Supreme Glamour" presents her gown collection, showcasing thirty-two of the group’s most eye-catching gowns, meticulously reassembled and photographed on the Grammy Museum stage. Detailed captions accompany each photograph, providing information about the design, fabric, and embellishments of each ensemble, as well as the occasion on which each was first worn. "This project has been a labor of love for me, What we wore truly mattered" -Mary Wilson (from the introduction to Supreme Glamour")  Vote for our "Supreme Sister" Mary Wilson at ABC.com and text MARY to 21523 during the live broadcast! Go Mary! #TeamSupreme VOTE!!!! VOTE!!!! VOTE!!! VOTE!!! AVAILABLE NOW ON CD!!! Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene, & Joyce Vincent's 4-song Christmas EP, "A Supreme Christmas EP," is now available for purchase as a physical CD via Amazon! Order yours today for the upcoming holiday season.  F.L.O.S. perform at a private gala in Detroit at the historic Fillmore Theatre. September 19th 20199/21/2019
........"In a flourish of keyboards and a dazzle of sequins, The Former Supremes saunter on stage with all the star quality you'd expect from such a legendary band." ........"With some lovely between-song stories about the trio's history and that of The Supremes and a few numbers from their careers outside of the group, this was a brilliant all-round performance, costume changes and all." -Paul Clifford September 12, 2019  Glowing review of the Ladies performance on the QE2 in Dubai. Click on the thumbnail images to view the full sized article. Former Supremes review: Queens of Motown bring the house down on QE2
Published: September 12, 2019 14:25 Leslie Wilson Jr, Racing & Special Features Writer The evergreen group took music lovers on a historical journey Black velvet, sparking sequins and voices that soared with melting ease inside the grand theatre on-board the world’s most famous cruise ship, the QE2, could only mean one thing. The Queens of Motown, the sensational Supremes, are back in town. One of the most adored acts since the 1960s with 12 number one hit singles; The Supremes are arguably Motown’s most successful female singing group. And they showed just why when delivering a soul and funk rooted tour de force on the majestic ship. Now fronted by Scherrie Payne, who joined The Supremes in 1973 and featuring legendary backing singers Joyce Vincent and Susaye Greene, the lovable trio thrilled the audience with updated versions of the monster hits; ‘You Keep Me Handing On’, ‘Stop! In The Name of Love’, ‘Baby Love’ and ‘Where Did Our Love Go’. With interesting anecdotes and humor, The former Supremes kept the audience engaged all through their 100-minute set, which was split into two sessions to allow for a costume change. Backed by a tight band of session musicians based in the UAE, and with their very own musical director keeping things on track, Payne, Vincent and Green cavorted and posture unabashedly while flashing smiles at the adorning audience. There were some surprises in store for Dubai fans as Vincent performed hits from her previous band, the hit-making Tony Orlando and Dawn. The infectious gold singles ‘Knock Three Times’ and ‘Tie A Yellow Ribbon’ had the crowd thrilled to pieces and even promoted several members of the audience to get up and dance in the aisles. It was cracking stuff and unmissable fun. There was a time in the 1960s that The Supremes featuring the original diva, Diana Ross, Mary Wilson and Florence Ballard, rivaled the Beatles in terms of commercial appeal as they strung out one hit after another. Fast-forward five decades, and through several personal changes in the line-up, Payne, Vincent and Green, remain the figureheads of the Motown sound and undoubtedly relevant as they demonstrated when closing the show with a rollicking cover version of Pharrell William’s up-tempo and neo song Happy. It worked like magic and happy was the vibe on the QE2’s Crystal Lounge after party. |
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