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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1968
Page
4
By Garry Raffaele the Supremes album could be subtitled Diana Ross and The Supremes Sell Out. The writer likens their style to the Andrew Sisters and criticizes a drift toward pleasant rather than emotional tones in tunes like More and the theme from Mondo Cane.
A review criticizes The Supremes for dull performances and weaker recent numbers like In and Out of Love and The Talk of the Town rumblings. Diana Ross’s patter is seen as tailored for club audiences, with the act perceived as following trends rather than delivering depth.
A fragment notes The Supremes rarely hit peak form, yet deliver memorable performances amid fluctuating reception in a 1960s music scene. The brief mentions studio work, tour stops, and critics’ varied responses shaping their enduring legacy.
The arts scene annonces a contemporary Indian music tape and a forthcoming Canberra Playhouse event featuring Julian Lee returning from Sydney. Burrows quartet leads with Golla and guest George Cole while Derek Fairbrass drums beside Finghin Dougan and Ed Gaston on bass, promising a sophisticated fusion of styles and notable arranging by Lee.
A fragmented listing shows theatre and arts events across venues. Includes French film center screenings, Latvian dance dates, Melbourne theatre productions, painting exhibitions at Garden Rintoul and Arc galleries, piano recitals by Claudio Arrau, and other cultural offerings with dates in July and August.
Saturday 30 eer 438 Rave and Pind Pores appear in a cryptic listing with three OS and Smoy. Sunday features MERTERN and OU BRA events, a 13th ORR ARTs entry, and scattered times.
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