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The packaging of this set is confusingly identical to that of Diana, but it contains none of material from Diana Ross' 1980 studio album...

Diana Ross' glossy 1981-1987 tenure on RCA is the subject of this 18-track collection, which includes her hit tribute to the late Marvin...

By the early '70s, Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye were in completely different creative territories. Ross was settling down as a professiona...

This self-titled release, issued in February 1976, was Diana Ross' first album since December 1973's Last Time I Saw Him. It follow...

A moderately successful late-'70s album for Diana Ross. She was evolving into celebrity/stardom status, and her albums were increasingly...

Ashford & Simpson wrote and produced almost all of the material for Diana Ross' self-titled debut and third album Surrender, LPs th...

Diana Ross would probably be offended by anyone who called her 1980 smash Diana a comeback, but let's face it -- after the flop of The W...

The irony of a 37-year-old woman having a huge hit covering an anthem for a bunch of teenagers aside, Diana Ross enjoyed tremendous success...

Diana Ross continued her steady pace in the early '80s, scoring a hit single with the curious song "Muscles." She was now est...

A noble, if failed, experiment. Diana Ross teamed up with Steely Dan producer Gary Katz for this, her third outing on RCA. Katz brought in t...

Swept Away went gold on the strength of "Missing You" and the Julio Iglesias duet "All of You." The album was one of he...

Diana Ross got a lot of mileage from this album, although it didn't duplicate the success she'd enjoyed with Swept Away. The title ...

Diana Ross made one of her better albums in quite a while, although this late-'80s number didn't fare as well as anticipated. But ...

Diana Ross made a bid for new stardom by returning to Motown with a deal giving her profit participation in the company and creative contro...

On her first album of the '90s, Diana Ross attempted to keep up with the times, adding light New Jack beats and synthesized urban conte...

Take Me Higher, Diana Ross's 19th new studio album since launching her solo career in 1970 and her first in four years, was, like her la...

Diana Ross remained a larger-than-life figure throughout the '90s, but she hadn't had a major hit since 1986. Every Day Is a New Da...

In what might be the least inspired album of her career, iconic diva Diana Ross sleepwalks through a mishmash of seemingly randomly chosen ...