Babyface - Babyface - A Collection of His Greatest Hits Audio CD
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Band: Babyface
Title: Babyface - A Collection of His Greatest Hits
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Release Date: 2000-11-14
Media: Audio CD
Tracks: 1: For the Cool in You 2: It's No Crime 3: Whip Appeal 4: Never Keeping Secrets 5: Every Time I Close My Eyes - Babyface, Kenny G, 6: When Can I See You Again 7: Reason for Breathing 8: This Is for the Lover in You - Babyface, Jeffrey Daniels, Howard Hewett, LL Cool J, Jody Watley 9: How Come, How Long - Babyface, Stevie Wonder 10: Change the World - Babyface, Eric Clapton 11: I Love You Babe 12: Soon as I Get Home 13: Where Will You Go 14: When Men Grow Old
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As expectedI am a big fan of Babyface and when i listened to this cd it was exactly as i'd hope and expected it to sound.
Baby face is the love king!!!
babyface brought us some classics. My husband and I had some good memories listening to this album and thinking about old times. My favorite cut was " whip appeal". This CD is a must have.
Not impressed
Assumed it would be great, since I normally love his voice. Not impressed. I actually wish I could return it.
Just what I wanted
If you're a fan of classic R&B or just love Babyface you won't be disappointed. This cd has all of the wonderful Babyface songs that I remembered and reminded me of a few that I had forgotten. .
Good collection of some of his finer songs
You get some upbeat songs and some slower love songs on here. First I'll start like I do on many "Hits" albums by saying, yes there are some good songs that were left off of here, like there are in many "Greatest Hits" album, not everyone likes the same exact songs, but on theis one, you do get 14 of some of the better songs he recorded through the years. Most of the songs are produced by and written by himself, and of course he did a nice job. Of the 14 songs, you get 1 classic, 1 almost classic, 5 ok songs, and the other 7 are good, with most being real good. Guests ar eon 3 songs. A nice album to have from one of the more consistant R&B singers.
#1 - 8 (upbeat song)
#2 - 6 (another upbeat one)
#3 - 9
#4 - 9
#5 - 9. 5
#6 - 10 (CLassic)
#7 - 7. 5
#8 - 9 (f/ LL Cool J, Howard Hewitt, Jody Watley)
#9 - 9 (f/ Stevie Wonder)
#10 - 7 (f/ Reic Clapton)
#11 - 7 (upbeat song)
#12 - 9
#13 - 6. 5
#14 - 7
Kenneth Edmonds -- b. 4/10/1958 -- Indianapolis, IN
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