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1986
COLUMBIA (CBS)
CK 40437
CD
R&B/SOUL
COLUMBIA (CBS)
CK 40437
CD
R&B/SOUL
Billboard TOP R&B ALBUMS Chart | ||
| Debut | Highest Rank | Weeks On Chart |
|---|---|---|
| 1986-10-04 | No. 5 | 38 |
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| Label | Cat# | Country | Medium | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBS | CBS 450061 | NL | LP VINYL | 1986 | |
'Old' Soul Stylising Is Pretty Much The Order Of The Day With "I Got The Feelin' (It's Over)" A Pretty Seventies Swayer, "Say You Will" Heavily Orchestrated And A Touch 'Northern',- And "You're My Angel" And "Magic" Moving, Compelling Dance That Is More Beaty Than Funky.There Is, However, Some Genuinely Contemporary Stuff Here With The Very Freddie J. Title Track Grabbing The Attention And "Wait Until Tommorow" Working Nicely As A Simple But Effective Ballad."I'll Find A Way" Dissapoints, Particularly In The Light Of The Rest Of The Material, With Its MOR A La Whitney Mode, And "Rhyme & Reason" Is Another Yank Trying It In A Rockers Stylee But Sounding More Like Harry Belafonte!But With Only Two Real Blemishes On This Set, I Think It Is Safe To Assume That Another Eighties Soul Talent Has Arrived.
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