Diana Ross sends crowds singing off into the night with rousing closing performance at Platinum Party at the Palace

Diana Ross finishes off the show

Lee Mack introduces Diana Ross as a "particular favourite" of the Royals.

She performs the songs Chain Reaction and Thank You in a tiered black and white dress and huge silver earrings.

She finishes off the concert with the song Ain't No Mountain High Enough.

Michael visits Diana at one of her Live-Concerts and dances with her to "Upside Down" ... Lovely!

Diana Ross
My Old Piano
Diana
(C) 1980 Motown Records

Lyrics:

Love is called
My old piano
I have a ball
With my old piano

My baby entertains
The real life of my parties
But still retains
In all the dignity
His international style
Exudes an air of royalties
His eighty eight key smile
Is so pleasant to see

Love is called
My old piano
I have a ball
With my old piano

My old keyboard
Won't stand for a corner
He demands the middle of the room
Your heart dissolves
While he tips you so gracefully
'Till you're involved
In a babygrand affair

Love is called
My old piano
I have a ball
With my old piano

He entertains
The real life of my parties
But still retains
In all the dignity
His international style
Exudes an air of royalties
His eighty eight key smile
Is so pleasant to see

My old keyboard
Won't stand for a corner
He demands the middle of the room
Your heart dissolves
While he tips you so gracefully
'Till you're involved
In a babygrand affair

Love is called
My old piano
I have a ball
With my old piano

Diana Ross singing Amazing Grace

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You Are Everything · Diana Ross · Marvin Gaye

Diana & Marvin

℗ A Motown Records Release; ℗ 1973 UMG Recordings, Inc.

Released on: 1973-10-26

Producer: Hal Davis
Studio Personnel, Production Coordinator: Suzee Ikeda
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Val Harris
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Art Stewart
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer, Mix Engineer: Russ Terrana
Associated Performer, Recording Arranger: Dave Blumberg
Associated Performer, Vocals: Diana Ross
Associated Performer, Vocals: Marvin Gaye
Producer, Executive Producer: Berry Gordy Jr.
Composer Lyricist: Linda Creed
Composer Lyricist: Thom Bell

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Diana Ross - I'm Still Waiting. 30th Anniversay Tour 1994. Ahoy, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Theme from "The Land Before Time" 1988

Diana Ross One Shining Moment Taken From Laserdisc

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Love Hangover · Diana Ross

Diana Ross

℗ 1976 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

Released on: 2012-01-01

Producer: Hal Davis
Associated Performer, Recording Arranger: Dave Blumberg
Associated Performer, Recording Arranger: Clay Drayton
Composer Lyricist: Marilyn McLeod
Composer Lyricist: Pamela Sawyer

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Diana Ross' spectacular entrance during the finale of the Motown 25 tv special, which was recorded a day before her 39th birthday in 1983. This is the uncut recording of 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough' at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, while the audience could hear Diana back in the lobby speak those famous words and waiting for her to appear through the doors into the theatre.

Video edited by Niels Zuijdweg

From the 1980 Motown album, "diana"

From the album "Swept Away" 1984
RCA Records

At 35, Diana Ross's Son FINALLY Confirms What We Thought All Along

When we talk of an icon, Diana Ross is the first name that comes to mind. She is a treasure with a magnificent legacy that has revolutionized music history. Despite being known by many as an alchemist with an unprecedented career that has made her the most successful recording artist and entertainer of all time, her personal life has been a subject of intrigue, with many tragic tales known by only her friends and close family. What are these tales? Could there be a secret life that Diana has managed to keep hidden from the world? Join us as we unveil how Diana Ross' Son Reveals The AWFUL Truth About Her.

This deeply emotional song, "Touch Me in the Morning," written by Michael Masser and Ron Miller and recorded by Diana Ross on the Motown label was released as a single in 1973 and reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. It was included in the album of the same name and can also be found on the CD, The Definitive Collection on Motown. On a personal note it evokes very sad memories of August 1973. I do not own the right to the songs, audio, or images contained in this video. This sound recording is administered by UMG. No copyright infringement is intended. The purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain.

Music video by Diana Ross performing "The Best Years of My Life". This single was issued from her compilation albums "Forever Diana" and "One Woman". It failed to chart in the US, but it went to #28 in the UK.
©1993 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
No copyright infringement intended.

Diana Ross When You Tell Me That You Love Me