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"Someday We'll Be Together" was recorded with the intent of releasing it as the first solo single for Diana Ross. Desiring a final Supremes number 1 record, Gordy instead had the song released as a Diana Ross & the Supremes single, despite the fact that neither Wilson nor Birdsong sang on the record.[citation needed] "Someday We'll Be Together" hit number 1 on the American pop charts, becoming not only the Supremes' twelfth and final number 1 hit, but also the final number 1 hit of the 1960s. This single also would mark the Supremes' final television appearance together with Ross, performing on The Ed Sullivan Show on December 21, 1969.[7]