Where Did Our Love Go

Where Did Our Love Go (1964) is an early Supremes album that showcases a polished Motown pop soul sound with roots in doo-wop and mainstream pop. The record highlights Diana Ross's light, conversational lead vocals supported by Mary Wilson and Florence Ballard's close harmonies, with tight arrangements, bright orchestration, and rhythmic drive typical of Motown production. Its mix of upbeat singles and smoother ballads helped shape the group's signature sound and illustrated the pop-oriented direction of 1960s soul music.