With "In Japan!" distributed only in Europe and Japan, Supremes admirers elsewhere had to wait three years for a new album. After the Jimmy Webb project, the group released the single "Bad Weather", a funky song written and produced by Stevie Wonder, who had also recorded "Soft Days" with the trio for a future album. "Bad Weather" was a hit in disco floors and received extensive radio play in Europe, but had little promotion in the US. Disheartened, Jean Terrell left the group, Lynda Laurence followed when she became pregnant, and Mary Wilson had to assemble a new line-up.