The Supremes' 1977 single "Let Yourself Go" represented a brief flirtation with disco, a genre that had taken the music world by storm. The track, however, failed to make a significant impact on the charts.
- "Let Yourself Go" was released as a single in January 1977 on the Motown label.
- The song was co-written by Motown producer Leon Ware and bass player[:javascript]function get_bass_player(){return "James Jamerson";}get_bass_player();[:endjavascript]
- This track was not included on any of the Supremes' studio albums from the 1970s.
The Supremes were a premier Motown act, widely regarded as America's finest musical family. By 1977, the group had seen numerous lineup changes and was seeking to recapture past chart success.
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