Diana Ross - Never Say I Don't Love You
"Never Say I Don't Love You" from Ross' 1978 self titled album.
The video is a recycled. ENJOY THE SONG.
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Ross is a 1978 studio album/compilation released by American singer Diana Ross on the Motown label. The album was a mixture of older tunes Ross recorded and newer recordings. Ross was a modest commercial success, peaking at #49 on the US Pop Albums chart, #32 on Black Albums and failing to chart in the UK.
The songs on Side A, "Lovin', Livin' and Givin'", originally from the Thank God It's Friday soundtrack, "What You Gave Me", a disco cover of the Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell hit, "Never Say I Don't Love You" and "You Were the One" were 1978 recordings produced by Hal Davis and Greg Wright, and were in many ways precursors for the following disco album The Boss.
Songs like "Reach Out, I'll Be There", originally from 1971 album Surrender, "Sorry Doesn't Always Make Right" and "Together", the A- and B-sides of a 1975 non-album single, were extended and/or remixed for the Ross album release. "To Love Again" and "Where Did We Go Wrong" were both previously unreleased outtakes from earlier recording sessions. "Where Did We Go Wrong" is not to be confused with a track with the same title released on the 1993 album Stolen Moments: The Lady Sings... Jazz and Blues and the Forever Diana: Musical Memoirs box set. "To Love Again", originally recorded in 1975, was in 1981 to reappear in remixed form as the title track of a ballads collection on the Motown label, To Love Again.
While alternate versions of most of the recordings contained on Ross have re-surfaced on a number of Motown compilations over the years, three of the songs on Side A for example as bonus tracks on the deluxe edition of Ross' bestselling album diana, the Ross album in its entirety and in its original form is as yet only available on vinyl, making it the one and only of Ross' original studio albums for the Motown label not to have been re-released to compact disc.