Jean Terrell
R&B Singer
Best known as The Supremes' 1970 replacement for Diana Ross, this R&B singer performed with the popular vocal group for three years and then briefly pursued a solo career. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, she was part of a music group called F.L.O.S. (The Former Ladies of the Supremes).
While performing at a Miami, Florida club in 1968, she was discovered by Berry Gordy, who signed her to the Motown Records label and subsequently made her a member of The Supremes.
Her debut solo album, I Had to Fall in Love, was released in 1978.
Born in Belzoni, Mississippi, she later settled in Chicago, Illinois. Her brother, Ernie Terrell, was a champion heavyweight boxer who once faced the legendary Muhammad Ali.
She and fellow Supremes vocalist Cindy Birdsong were both members of F.L.O.S.