Diana Ross - Keep An Eye Lyrics

Love this version...her vocal is fire

It would be so stunning interesting to be privy to Ms’ Ross thoughts when she first recorded this song. Not to mention the line “ the devils workshop is a busy place; on top of evil there’s an innocent face.” In view of the treatment dealt her bandmate, the late Florence Ballad, this line is particularly oblivious brazen! Truly fame can come at a crushing price and our consciences will always bear witness regardless of our outer appearance. People who need people are the luckiest people in the world? Paul W. Green

Diana is not responsible for Flo's exit from the group, lack of solo career, or her death....damn leave Diana alone...why don't you blame Mary or better yet have enough respect for Florence to not turn her into the ultimate "victim"...at least give her that.

+Mic i think it’s real childish to blame it all on Diana. Like something a 10 year old would do. Acting like their issues didnt revolve around the grown men that ran the entire group. Diana & the other supremes were just little girls at the time

I prefer this version. It has a better flow to Dianas vocals x

MS. ROSS......THE EPITOME OF SONGSTRESS, CLASSIEST ENTERTAINER "EVER" IN the BUSINESS!!!!!

First Album solo.
Diana Ross "young !"

I wish Ashford & Simpson re-imagined this track for her solo album. It's way too similar to the 1968 Supremes version. It's almost like they used the same band charts.

Great version, love Gladys Knights version as well !!!!

One of my favorite Diana Ross songs... It's sad that it's so under-appreciated.

Wow they used the vocals from Mary and Cindy on this, they're just muffled a bit. Keep an Eye was one of the very few songs to have Mary and Cindy on it, it seems they used their vocals on it here. 

+xxxstripperella6969 Sorry but no Supremes were used in the making of this track. It was Ashford and Simpson doing back-ups on BOTH versions

your wrong ! Berry Gordy didn't want the Supremes nowhere on Miss Ross 1St debut solo album !

@B Hood B Good Correct! No "Supremes" were anywhere near this song: the original version by Diana And The Supremes didn't even have any Supremes on it...the second version (this version) was Diana's solo. I reckon it was never meant to be a Supremes song in the first place (just like "Someday We'll Be Together" etc). Anyone who knows what Ashford and Simpson sound like would know in an instant that they are the backing singers!

Mary and Cindy didn’t even sing backgrounds for the Love Child album. They had studio session singers. Love Child was a tester for a Diana Ross solo album

This was the B side of 'Doobe, doondne'doobee' here in the UK. A classic track.

it's a great song and i like both versions (but i actually like the slower version on the LOVE CHILD album)

This is my favorite song on this album. I like her "solo" version better than the one on the "Love Child" album.