Slow Jams: The Timeless Collection, Vol. 5

Slow Jams: The Timeless Collection, Vol. 5 Artist: Various Artists
Label: Capitol
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 724383699520
EAN: 0724383699520
ASIN: B000002U3E


Release Date: 1996-02-06

Slow Jams: The Timeless Collection, Vol. 5


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Tracks:

  1. Intro - XXX
  2. When you Touch Me - Skyy
  3. Straight From The Heart - Con Funk Shun
  4. You're The Best Thing In My Life - The Dramatics
  5. You're My Latest, Greatest Inspiration - Teddy Pendergrass
  6. Baby It's Cold Outside - War
  7. Sunshine - Enchantment
  8. Let's Start All Over Again - The Manhattans
  9. Reason - Maze
  10. Can This Be Real - Natural Four
  11. My First Love - Rene & Angela
  12. Happy - Rick James/Teena Marie
  13. Something In The Past - One Way

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars One of my favorites in the series.......2006-12-03

Slow Jams: The Timeless Collection, Vol. 5 is one of my favorites in the series merly because of the heart breaking slow jam Straight From The Heart. The song One of soul music's creamiest ballads barely charted; all Felton Pilate and Nita Wells-Pilate have to show for their creation is a meager number 79 R&B showing in 1981. However, if you polled fans, this will rank as one of Con Funk Shun's most popular numbers, a mainstay of their live shows and a quiet storm radio favorite. Pilate stretches his melodious falsetto like a rubber band on this smooth declaration of love that reminds you of Philadelphia's Blue Magic. Another one of my favorites is Teddy P's You're My Latest, My Greatest Inspiration which I first heard in the movie The Wood. Volume 5 does offer some other classic songs. The blissful "You're the Best Thing in My Life from the Dramatics is one of their sweeter songs with an ethereal vocal from Ron Banks. The Manhattans' "Let's Start All Over Again" has a customary smooth lead from Gerald Alston as well as a woofer vibrating bass vocal from William "Blue" Lovett. For this volume, the two best tracks have disparate styles and come from two different decades. Natural Four's "Can This Be Real" from 1974 has the great mix of quirky musicianship, committed vocals, and emotive guitar work. 1982's "My First Love" from Rene & Angela, is an intelligent and melancholy track that might put a listener in a trance.

Music:

  1. The One Giveth, The Count Taketh Away ~ Bootsy Collins
  2. The Heart of the Man ~ Phil Perry
  3. True Believer ~ Irma Thomas
  4. Bedroom Classics, Vol. 2 ~ Peabo Bryson
  5. That's the Way of the World ~ Wind & Fire Earth
  6. For Life ~ Soul for Real
  7. Live! Coast to Coast ~ Teddy Pendergrass
  8. Suddenly ~ Billy Ocean
  9. Slow Jams Christmas, Vol. 1 ~ Various Artists
  10. Dorothy Moore - Greatest Hits ~ Dorothy Moore

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