You Can't Hurry Love
You Can not Hurry Love is a song by the Holland- Dozier -Holland Produzenteams from 1966, which was initially known by the interpretation of the Supremes. The text is based on the wisdom of mothers tell their children that you can not force love.
Original version of the Supremes
The song was recorded by the Supremes on July 11, 1966; Lead vocals sang Diana Ross. The first recording of the song by the Supremes is 2:47 minutes long and was released on July 25, 1966, produced by Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier album The Supremes A Go-Go. The song was coupled out by Motown Records as the second single.
The recording of the Supremes was from 4 to 17 September 1966, a number -one hit in the United States. This hit supported the career success of the band. Also, the sequel to You Keep Me Hangin ' On was a peak success in the U.S..
Cover version of Phil Collins
In 1982, Phil Collins on the classics.
His version was released in October 1982 and became a worldwide number-one hit in the UK, Ireland and the Netherlands. Collins ' version of You Can not Hurry Love is 2:56 minutes long and was released on the album Hello, I Must Be Going!.