CD-Charts Position 31
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I'm Still in Love With You

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: Al Green

Release Date February 11, 2003
This was (almost) as good an album as "Call Me" and "Let's Stay Together". The hit singles "Love and Happinerss", "Oh, Pretty Woman" and the title track helped make this one of Al Green's strongest sellers and a highlight of early-'70s Soul. The only song on this CD which can be labeled a near-miss is "For The Good Times" as it just doesn't hold up in comparison to the album's other tracks.

CD-Charts Position 32
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Fulfillingness' First Finale

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: Stevie Wonder

Release Date March 21, 2000
"Fulfillingness' First Finale" does not get the recognition it deserved. While "Innervisions" and "Songs In The Key of Life" were both brilliant 5-star worthy masterpieces, neither of them come close to the beauty that is "Fulfillingness' First Finale."

Of all the records Motown put out during its existence, none have the amount of soul that is found in this album. The songs range from moody and melancholy to cheerful and uplifting, although the tempo is relatively slow and soothing through the whole album.

"Smile Please," the album's first song, sets the tone for the whole album, and is one of the best openers of Wonder's career. The keyboarding and vocals are slow and smooth, with moody but uplifting lyrics. The song is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 33
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50th Anniversary Anthology

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: The Four Tops

Release Date January 13, 2004
This CD brings back so many memories. I have listened to this more than once since my purchase and there are a few songs that I like to hear over and over! This is one of the best collections I have seen in quite some time. If you are a Four Tops fan, then this is the one to buy!

CD-Charts Position 34
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Swiss Movement: Montreux 30th Anniversary Edition

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: Les McCann, Eddie Harris

Release Date June 18, 1996
This album is a must for any jazz collection. The live performance is amazing. These two performers and the side men produce a sound that has that groove that stays with you. I had the vinyl of this for many years and it is nice to get a CD of it that still has that sound (without the warmth of hiss and scratches).

CD-Charts Position 35
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Stevie Wonder - Song Review: Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: Stevie Wonder

Release Date December 10, 1996
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CD-Charts Position 36
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Here, My Dear

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by: Marvin Gaye

Release Date April 05, 1994
Era nostalgic and Marvin Gaye fans will completely enjoy liner notes which enlighten on how "Here, My Dear" came to be. Great songs from a great talent that to this day is sorely missed. Mr. Gaye pours out his feelings and delivers a wonderful musical compilation about insights into a time that was quite intense in his life.

CD-Charts Position 37
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I Want You

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by: Marvin Gaye

Release Date April 07, 1998
put this album on with your girlfriend over and deals will be closed "great mood music"

CD-Charts Position 38
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Hotter Than July

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: Stevie Wonder

Release Date May 02, 2000
This is not the album to buy if you're wanting to have only one SW recording.
Good, but not up to the standards of his other works.
Do any of the selections seem to have stood the test of time?
If so, which one?

CD-Charts Position 39
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Star Time (4CD)

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: James Brown

Release Date May 07, 1991
It's not an accident that almost all reviews of this box set give it five stars; it's also no accident that several people say they've owned this for over a decade and still find it fresh. James Brown was the most important American musician ever, completely altering the shape of music the world over, and this admirably complete collection will give you all the evidence you need as to why. Often shortened for 45s and radio play, the songs are presented in their full length; a few tracks (besides those from JB's famous "Live at the Apollo" record) are presented in well-selected live versions, giving those of us who never attended a concert some idea of the James Brown Band's consummate musicianship.

The first CD, "Mr. Dynamite", covers Brown's early years ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 40
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Gold

CD-Charts > Music > Classic R
by: The Supremes

Release Date April 26, 2005
the cd case was broken and a mess.i should have returned it.what a horrible mess and experience,