Let The Music Play: Supreme Rarities - Motown Lost & Found 1960-1969 (2008)

"An impressive four-dozen previously unissued selections from the seemingly infinite Motown archives. Of course there have been similarly copious collections of vintage Supremes' rarities. So one could easily presume that these 48 tracks are scraping the bottom of the proverbial barrel. Luckily, there seems to be plenty of quality leftovers -- some of which weren't even known about until the set's producers began their research. Taking a chronological approach, the album begins with "(You Can) Depend on Me," one of the very first sides to have been recorded by the ladies. The number was co-written by Motown founder Berry Gordy and William "Smokey" Robinson, and actually predates the vocalists' "official" Motown signing. There are various Gordy writing contributions included here, from the days before Holland, Dozier and Holland began churning out the the Supremes' chart-toppers."(Lindsay Planer, Allmusic)