Dazz band let it whip double explosion album

ExpressвЂ™s album, apart from the already reviewed dynamite synth seared 106(start)-108-109-108bpm вЂ Keep It UpвЂ title track, includes the tunefully loping then emphatically cantering 120-121-122bpm вЂThis Must Be The Night For LoveвЂ™, chugging 109-110-111bpm вЂLet Yourself GoвЂ™, burbling 110-111-112-111bpm вЂJust CanвЂ™t Stop DancinвЂ™, laser zapped throbbing 118-119-120bpm вЂStar ChildвЂ™ and brassily accented 113- 114-115bpm вЂDancinвЂ™ DreamвЂ™ - but вЂKeep It UpвЂ™ is the killer. Rose RoyceвЂ™s LP similarly has created interest, albeit short lived, with the Chaka Khan-ish Ricci Benson-sung orchestrally sawing / vocally soaring (0-)123-122-124(jazzy piano)-123bpm вЂ Still In LoveвЂ, and to a lesser extent the fairly mundane 109-108bpm funky jiggler вЂ Dance With MeвЂ. Keni BurkeвЂ™s LP review rather neglected the overall quality of the manвЂ™s voice even on the less immediately useful dance cuts, the whole set indeed hanging together very well for home listening, while such as the lovely 47/95-48/96bpm вЂOne Minute MoreвЂ™, smoochy 31bpm вЂWho Do You LoveвЂ™, jolting 111bpm вЂAll NightвЂ™, bounding 126bpm вЂCanвЂ™t Get EnoughвЂ™, and вЂShakinвЂ™-style fast accelerating 134- 137bpm вЂChangesвЂ™ title track are certainly not without use (oh for a 30 hour day!). Narada Michael WaldenвЂ™s single, despite вЂSummer LadyвЂ™ getting by far the most DJ support, is apparently вЂYou Ought To Love MeвЂ™ - flipped for comparison by вЂI Shoulda Loved YaвЂ™!. JENNIFER HOLLIDAYвЂ™S spine-tingling performance of вЂAnd IвЂ™m Telling You IвЂ™m Not GoingвЂ™ from BroadwayвЂ™s much awarded вЂDreamgirlsвЂ™ musical on last weekвЂ™s televising of вЂThe Tony AwardsвЂ™ ceremony had to be the most truly soulful, gut wrenching song ever seen on British TV, and amazingly true of the вЂ™60s from a 23 year old - Jennifer plays the вЂњFlorence BallardвЂќ character whose weight problem gets her kicked out of the svelte Supremes-like вЂ™60s girlie group The Dreams, and a shortened version of her showstopper from the cast album is currently halfway up the US soul chart (on Geffen).

Dazz band let it whip double explosion album