 On Friday's we reflect on the 33 year career of The Former Ladies of The Supremes. We call it #flosfriday. Today we are going back to the early 1990's with Scherrie Payne, Lynda Laurence and Sundray Tucker. We hope you enjoy photos from our personal archives, some of which have never been published before. ENJOY and "Keep The Music Playing!"  Former Supremes Scherrie Payne & Susaye Greene joined by Joyce Vincent were surprise guest performers at Nate Holden's 40th Anniversary celebration. The prestigious event held at the Nat Holden Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, August 11th 2019 paid tribute to Mr. Holden's 40 years of community service, including his time in the USA military, The California State Senate and the Los Angeles City Council. Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene and Joyce Vincent were honored to perform at this grand tribute and celebration. Enjoy the photos below. Please click on the thumbnail images to view full sized photos.  On Saturday, July 10th 2019 Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene, Joyce Vincent, Lynda Laurence & Pam Vincent performed at Eric Iversen's (FLOS representative) parent's 50th wedding anniversary celebration. All of the ladies sang a special solo dedicated to the lovely couple. The finale of the evening was the trio performing a special set that included their signature rendition of "How Do You Keep The Music Playing." A wonderful evening celebrating this beautiful couple was has by all. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Iversen. #UNCONDITIONALLOVE SOLOS: "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You" - PAM VINCENT "I Know I'll Never Love This Way Again" - JOYCE VINCENT "Here's To Life" - SCHERRIE PAYE "My Funny Valentine" - SUSAYE GREENE "We're In This Love Together/You Are The Sunshine Of My Life - LYNDA LAURENCE FORMER SUPREMES: Everybody Gets To Go To The Moon/Corner Of The Sky Come See About Me I Hear A Symphony Stop In The Name of Love How Do You Keep The Music Playing? You Can't Hurry Love Unconditional Love Happy  On Friday's we reflect on the 33 year career of The Former Ladies of The Supremes. We call it #flosfriday. Today we are looking back with Scherrie Payne, Lynda Laurence and Jean Terrell. These photos are from the late 1980's early 199o's. Great Memories! We hope you enjoy photos from our personal archives, some of which have never been published before. ENJOY and "Keep The Music Playing!" Click on the photos below to view full sized pics. We are looking forward to all the blessings in life! If any of you are members of The Grammy Association please consider and vote for “Unconditional Love” by Scherrie Payne, Joyce Vincent & Susaye Greene (SJS) for performance, production, song, record. Unconditional Love from Susaye Greene Jeffrey Chin and Dollface Records. #MusicHealingTheGlobeSongBySong  On Friday's we reflect on the 33 year career of The Former Ladies of The Supremes. We call it #flosfriday. Today we are looking back with Scherrie Payne, Lynda Laurence and Joyce Vincent. These photos are from a photo shoot in October of 2014. Scherrie's daughter Shoshana, and grandson Shaun got in on the shoot, and posed with the ladies. And of course we had fun posing in 70's style afros to end the day! Great Memories! We hope you enjoy photos from our personal archives, some of which have never been published before. ENJOY and "Keep The Music Playing!" Click on the photos below to view full sized pics.  On Sunday, July 28th Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene and Joyce Vincent were honored and performed at the "Beautiful Soulz" awards show held at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, CA. The star studded event saw the Ladies walk the red carpet where they posed for photographers and stopped for media interviews. Some of the celebrities in attendance included Motown founder Berry Gordy, Claudette Robinson (The Miracles) Florence LaRue (5th Dimension) Freda Payne, Diana Watson (Former Congresswoman) Monique "Mo Que" chambers (Soul Train dancer) CJ Emmons (Dancing With The Stars/Singer) and many more! The evening was hosted by Brandy Sanders of "Nu Skool Sings Old School." Nu Skool Sings Old School is an artist development project that presents a series of live show cases with talented kids paying tribute to the music of the 60's, 70's and 80's. The evenings theme was a "Spotlight On Sisters, Honoring Women in Entertainment." Scherrie Payne, Susaye Greene and Joyce Vincent performed several of The Supremes' biggest hits including "You Keep Me Hanging On," "Stop In The Name of Love," and "You Can't Hurry Love," to an enthusiastic audience. Following their performance the ladies were presented with their awards. Click on the images below to view them full sized. ENJOY!  On Friday's we reflect on the 33 year career of The Former Ladies of The Supremes. We call it #flosfriday. Today we are going back to February of 1997 with Scherrie Payne, Lynda Laurence and Freddi Poole. The Ladies headlined at the Coal Coast Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada; February 12th-23rd 1997. We hope you enjoy photos from our personal archives, some of which have never been published before. ENJOY and "Keep The Music Playing!" Text: David Kramlick Photos: Eric Iversen Eric and I had just met Jean Terrell, Scherrie Payne & Lynda Laurence at their 1996 Reunion Show in Los Angeles. In fact, that same show was only the second time Eric and I had met! I had written an article about the Reunion Show for the FLOS Newsletter and everyone was impressed with my work. Eric and I were asked if we were attending the upcoming shows at the Gold Coast. We said of course. Remember, we were not working as the Supreme Team at that time. The first thing we noticed when we walked into the hotel to check in was a huge FLOS poster. Uh-oh, that poster has Sundray Tucker on it not Freddi Poole. We right away went to work getting that rectified. With great anticipation, we took our front row seats for the show. It was a nice venue and the Ladies looked and sounded just beautiful. We were in awe! The greatest girl group of all time right in front of us. It was as if they were singing just to us. Neither Eric nor I had seen the FLOS with Sundray and this was our first time with Freddi. Eric had met Freddi, I had not. When the show was over, the Ladies exited the stage and Eric and I waited for them. When they came back out in their street clothes, Freddi exited the stage first, came up to us and gave us a big hug, followed by Scherrie and then Lynda. We weren’t sure they would even remember us, but they did. I believe it was Lynda who called us by name. "David and Eric! It’s so good to see you again!" In her enthusiastic voice! We were thrilled and shocked that they had remembered us. We carried their gowns back to their hotel room every night, dined with them, shared many laughs and just really got to know each other well. It was shortly thereafter when we returned home that we were asked us to run the fan club. The rest…..is history. Text: David Kramlick Photos: Eric Iversen Click on the thumbnail images below to view full sized photos. |
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