A Breathtaking Guy also was their highest charting single at this point, reaching number 75 on the "Billboard" Hot 100. The group was jokingly referred to at this time as the "no-hit Supremes" by the Motown staff. However, their next single, "When the Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes", would break the group's "no-hit" streak. It would also mean that, with the exception of Ballard's and Wilson's ad-libs on the 1964 single "Baby Love", this would be the last time any member other than Ross would have a lead part on a single for the rest of the decade. Much like their earlier
She Called Me Baby Patsy Cline recorded the song as "He Called Me Baby" in a February 1963 session at Columbia Recording Studio (Nashville). Cline had begun recording tracks for an album to be entitled "Faded Love" on 4 February 1963; "He Called Me Baby" was one of four tracks cut on 7 February 1963 in what would prove to be Cline's final recording session. After Cline's death on 5 March 1963 Decca Records elected not to release the "Faded Love" album instead including Cline's final tracks on two 1964 album releases, the second of which: the 2 November 1964 release "That's How a