Supreme Faith - Mary Wilson Audiobook

Written by Mary Wilson
Read by Mary Wilson
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Abridged

Mary Wilson’s first book, Dreamgirl, was the most successful autobiography in music publishing history. But if you think the end of Dreamgirl - when Diana Ross left the group - was the end of the story, you ain’t heard nothin’ yet!

Supreme Faith begins in 1970 as Mary Wilson tries to keep the Supremes on the top of the charts without the support of Motown Records or its president Berry Gordy, who is busy paving the way for Diana Ross to claim her solo stardom. Though the Supremes meet success early on with a series of hits, ultimately Mary Wilson is left presiding over a revolving door of singers and a series of legal battles with Motown.

Brimming with glamour and scandal, Supreme Faith tells about Mary Wilson’s memorable romances, as well as her tumultuous marriage - and subsequent divorce - to her husband and manager, Pedro Ferrer. This is the story about the screaming roller coaster of fame and the story of a working mother and bestselling author who survives as a singer and performer against impossible odds.

Co-authored with Patricia Romanowski

Date of release: 1990
Length: 3 hours

Note: This was digitally transferred from the original audio cassette tapes.