three songs, "Give Me the Night", a remake of the George Benson classic hit; a remake of their 1970's Supremes hit, "Up The Ladder To The Roof", which featured guest vocals by former Supreme Cindy Birdsong; and "How Do You Keep The Music Playing". The following year another album produced by Steve Weaver was released entitled Supremely Yours. Following on the same format as the previous album, all three ladies would have equal number of lead vocals and they'd also share lead vocals on three songs "Stop to Love", "Feel Like Making Love" and another '70s Supremes classic "Touch". Steve recorded over 40 songs with the ladies, most of them now released. Later in the year of 1995, the ladies were invited to perform with Mel Carter at an engagement, which was recorded and released as 'Mel Carter: Live In Hollywood' and this was released as a CD and DVD. Exit Sundray, Enter Freddi Sundray remained with the group for four years, contributing to several albums and establishing herself with fans before being replaced by Freddi Poole. In 1996, Sundray left the trio and Jean Terrell made a brief comeback to the group, reuniting with both Scherrie Payne and Lynda Laurence for two special concerts held at the Industry Cafe in Los Angeles. This reunion coincided with the recruitment of Freddi Poole in July 1996. Poole, an established singer who had worked with the likes of Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight and Sammy Davis Jr., stayed with the group until September 2009. Although studio recording was sporadic during her tenure, Freddi contributed to the group's 2006 single “Sisters United (We’re Taking Control)”, the 2007 “Dreamgirls Dance Project” album, and is featured alongside Payne and Laurence on the Former Ladies of The Supremes “20th Anniversary Concert” DVD, recorded live in 2006 and released in 2018 as part of the “Supreme Voices Collection” 2CD/DVD package. She is also featured on live recordings of the soul classics Respect (song) and (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman. Exit Freddi, Enter Joyce On September 29, 2009, it was reported on Scherrie and Lynda's website that Freddi had left the group, later to join another female trio The Three Degrees. With Freddi's departure, Joyce Vincent Wilson of Tony Orlando and Dawn officially joined The Former Ladies. Notably, Vincent had once been considered as a replacement in an official grouping of The Supremes following Mary Wilson's