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Stop #2 on the Ladies' mini tour of the UK was The Marlow Theatre in Canterbury. This performance reunited the ladies with guitarist Erwin Keiles and his band. Erwin's history with the Former Ladies of The Supremes goes all the way back too 1989! Erwin's band is always amazing and the Ladies' love working with them. The 90 minute show at the Marlow Theatre included The Supremes' 60's & 70's hits, "Get Ready" as a tribute to The Temptations and "Respect" in tribute to Aretha Franklin. After the costume change the ladies mesmerized the audience with their stellar performance of "How Do You Keep The Music Playing," which earned them a standing ovation. The Ladies closed their show with the 1966 Supremes' classic "You Can't Hurry Love" and "Happy," which had the audience up on their feet dancing and cheering "ENCORE!" for the ladies. After the show Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene and Joyce Vincent celebrated with fans and friends before heading out of 3rd and final stop of this mini tour. Click on the thumbnail images to view the pics full sized. The Ladies' mini UK tour started on Friday, November 16th at the City Pavilion in Romford, UK. Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene and Joyce Vincent enthralled the audience with their exciting show and dazzling gowns. The ladies had the audience up on their feet dancing along to The Supremes' classics including "Stop In the Name of Love" "Someday We'll Be together," and "You Can't Hurry Love," to name a few. This was the first time Scherrie Payne and Susaye Greene shared a stage together in the UK since June 12th 1977! The Ladies were thrilled to see so many for their friends/fans in the audience, and of course the ladies stayed as long as possible to pose for photos and sign autographs after the show. Click on the thumbnail images to view the pics full sized.  An outstanding performance last night at the Barnsdall Theatre in Los Angeles, CA. of "A Lady in Waiting." A play written by Scherrie Payne, produced and directed by Donald B. Welch. The audience was intrigued by this Heavy Drama/Mystery about a Woman who is on trial for murdering her Husband. After the performance Scherrie and the cast received a thunderous standing ovation. Congratulations Scherrie! Click on the thumbnails to view full size images from the evening. Enjoy Susaye Greene and Joyce Vincent's Soul Radio USA's Interview with Steve Harris. Unfortunately Scherrie Payne was not available for the Interview due to prior commitments. Thanks for a great interview Steve!
It was one year ago that we announced the news that Susaye Greene has joined the Former Supremes group. They say good things come to those who wait, and we waited 40 years to finally hear the united sounds of Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene and Joyce Vincent. On June 12th 1977, Mary Wilson performed her final performance with The Supremes (Scherrie Payne and Susaye Greene) at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London, England. Mary was leaving the group to pursue a solo singing career and Scherrie and Susaye were continuing as The Supremes with a new singer. Scherrie and Susaye chose Joyce Vincent, formerly of Tony Orlando & Dawn fame, to complete their trio. Unfortunately things changed and this trio didn't unite until 2017. The Former Ladies of The Supremes were formed in 1986 and for 31 years Scherrie Payne and Lynda Laurence continued to authentically present The Supremes' music to fans worldwide. When Lynda decided to move on, Susaye Greene was the obvious choice to join the trio. Susaye happily accepted Scherrie's invitation and together again, they continue the tradition of Supremacy! Susaye's fun personality, positive attitude, motivating words, and fantastic voice have become an enormous asset to the Former Supremes trio. Whenever Susaye is around there is lots of giggles and laughter, it's contagious! We love you Susaye, Happy Anniversary! We are looking forward to many more years to come! FUN FACT: Since the formation of The Former Ladies of The Supremes in 1986 every Motown Supreme (excluding the original 3 members) has been a member of this trio (Cindy Birdsong, Jean Terrell, Lynda Laurence, Scherrie Payne & Susaye Greene.) "Authentically Keeping the legacy Alive" - Sharon Davis (Noted author and Motown historian.) Photo out takes from Susaye's first photo shoot with the ladies. Click on each image for full size views.  Attention all U.K. Fans! Here's your opportunity to see Scherrie Payne & Susaye Greene Formerly of The Supremes, joined by Joyce Vincent live in concert. The Ladies will be appearing at The City Pavillion, Romford on November 16th, The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury on November 17th, and at The Vauxhall Holiday Park, Great Yarmouth on November 18th. Get your tickets today! See you there!
* November 16th The City Pavillion, Romford * November 17th The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury * November 18th Vauxhall Holiday Park, Great Yarmouth |
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