Unforgettable Moment As The Supremes First Rocked The Ed Sullivan Show Stage

The Ed Sullivan Show, a beloved variety show that aired from 1948 to 1971, was renowned for showcasing emerging talents who would later skyrocket to fame through breakout performances. Among the iconic acts introduced on The Ed Sullivan Show were Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Doors, Barbara Streisand, and many others. Adding to this illustrious list were The Supremes, who made their debut on the show.

Coming from Detroit, Diana Ross, Florence Ballard, and Mary Wilson formed The Supremes in 1962 after refining their band’s lineup, name, and musical style.

With their unparalleled rendition of Motown hits, The Supremes quickly captured the hearts of audiences. While they achieved initial success with their song “Your Heart Belongs to Me” in 1962, their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show is widely credited with propelling the girl group to stardom.

On December 27, 1964, Ross, Ballard, and Wilson took the stage for their inaugural performance on the show, captivating viewers with their rendition of “Come See About Me.” Check it out in the video below:

Dressed in coordinated outfits with bouffant hairstyles, The Supremes delivered a dazzling performance that left a lasting impression on the audience, despite the show being broadcast in black and white.

Their enchanting voices, charisma, and vibrant energy endeared The Supremes to fans, solidifying their position as one of the most beloved groups in music history.

Whether you recall hearing “Come See About Me” on the radio, spinning it on vinyl records, or witnessing their iconic performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, there’s no denying the timeless appeal and enduring legacy of this classic Motown tune.