The Supremes had a 1965 #1 hit with which song beginning "Stop! In the..."?

The Supremes had a 1965 #1 hit with “Stop! In the Name of Love.” The Motown single was written and produced by the Holland–Dozier–Holland team and featured Diana Ross on lead vocals, with Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson providing backing vocals.

Released on February 8, 1965, the song topped the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks in March and April. Its instantly recognizable choreography—one hand on the hip and the other extended in a stop gesture—became one of the signature visual routines of the Motown era.

The lyric came from a relationship argument: Lamont Dozier developed the idea after an emotional confrontation with his girlfriend. The song was later included on More Hits by the Supremes. It is sometimes confused with “Where Did Our Love Go” or “Baby Love,” two other major Supremes hits, but neither begins with the famous “Stop!” phrase. The recording entered the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2001.