Soul Hits of the 90's

Track Listings

1. Funk Boutique - The Cover Girls

2. I Can't Tell You Why - Brownstone

3. Don't Want to Be a Fool - Luther Vandross

4. Someone to Hold - Trey Lorenz

5. I'm Gonna Get You [Original Flavour Mix] - Bizarre Inc.

6. Things That Make You Go Hmmmm... - C+C Music Factory, C+C Music Factory

7. Someone to Love - Jon B., Babyface

8. This Beat Is Hot - B.G. The Prince of Rap, Jam el Mar

9. No Matter What - George Lamond, Brenda K. Starr

10. One Night in Heaven - M People

Soul Hits of the 90's,Various Artists,Sony Special Product,Club/Dance,Dance-Pop,Freestyle,House,Pop,R&B,Urban

Tracks:

No Reason To Cry - Judy Torres
Sincerely Yours - Sweet Sensation
Diamond Girl - Nice N Wild
Love Letter - GIGGLES
You're The One - Sandee
Someone To Hold - April
For Tonight - Nancy Martinez
Give Me Tonight - Shannon
Fascinated - Company B.
Over And Over - PAJAMA PARTY
Don't Break My Heart - Safire
I'll Be All You Ever Need - Trinere
Forever Amo'r - D' Zyre
First True Love - Tiana

Customer Reviews:

Freestle's Greatest Hits.......2007-05-12

I love Freestyle music, but I didn't like this CD too much.

Old School!.......2007-03-21

I love this CD, it brings me back to High School. It has some classic songs on it!

Freestyle Forever.......2006-09-27

Another great freestyle collection. This has all of my favorites. It's fun to hear these songs of yesteryear which brings back great memories. Ahhem- I'm dating myself. By the way folks, check out CORINA'S response to my missive to her album awhile back. I would've wanted to of known what has happened to the some of these artists.
Julius-Allan H.
Chicago,Il.

Truly Freestyle's Greatest hits.......2003-06-16

love the whole album from beginning to end..track 1 and 8 are my fav songs...too bad they don't make music like this anymore

One word "sweet".......2003-02-19

It's been along a while since i listened to freestyle! I listened to it all the time in Chicago....then i got tis cd, this wont be my last...!!
Peace...

Average customer rating:

Awesome Salsa selections!!
Hot Salsa!
Good mix
A very decent Salsa CD
An Excellent dance compilation

Salsa Fresca! Dance Hits of the '90s
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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20 Anniversary of the NY Salsa Festival: 1975-1995
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Oye Como Va: The Dance Collection
Very Best of Salsa

ASIN: B0000033O9
Release Date: 1996-03-26

Tracks:

Quitate La Mascara - Hansel Martinez Y La Orquestra Calle Ocho
Pa' Bravo Yo - Pupy Santiago
Bailando - Frankie Ruiz
Acabo De Llegar - Alex Leon
Idilio - Willie Colon
No Me Acostumbro - Rey Ruiz
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Que Manera De Quererte - Gilberto Santa Rosa
Lluvia - Eddie Santiago
Amor Lunatico - Giro
No Tires La Primera Piedra - Tommy Olivencia Y Su Orquestra

Customer Reviews:

Awesome Salsa selections!!.......2006-07-27

This is a good choice for me because the song selections are very uptempo and not the usually repetitive salsa beats!! I would recommend this CD to people who like to dance and for those who also appreciate good vocals!!

Hot Salsa!.......2005-10-15

Man! This CD takes me back. Tons of great songs on it from when I was first learning to Salsa. Good times. Good music. Worth every penny!

Good mix.......2005-08-10

I grew up listening to this music. Is a good variety and the sound quality is good too. I'll recommend it to anyone who wants to have a good salsa selection from the 90's.

A very decent Salsa CD.......2004-12-01

I have this and many people have borrowed it from me. I especially like the 1st song. There are some songs that don't appeal to me that much, which is why I give it a 4 star instead of 5, but overall, an excellent album.

An Excellent dance compilation.......2004-02-02

I have a love of dancing mambo, this is one of the best compilations around for dance music for salsa and mambo used in dance competitions all over....I reccomend it, I have not gotten tired of it for the 6 years I have owned it.

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Easy listening for love
An Excellent CD
Maybe even 5 stars

Best of Love: 16 Great Soft Rock Hits
Various Artists
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Release Date: 1998-01-06

Tracks:

Separate Lives (Love Theme From 'White Nights') - Phil Collins & Marilyn Martin
Here And Now - Luther Vandross
So Far Away - Carole King
How Much I Feel - Ambrosia
Endless Love - Diana Ross & Lionel Richie
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Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad - Meat Loaf
Still - The Commodores
Maggie May - Rod Stewart
I Want To Know What Love Is - Foreigner
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin - The Righteous Brothers

Customer Reviews:

Easy listening for love.......2006-11-10

This is another pretty good cd for romance. I have enjoyed listening to the mixture of music on it. It is a nice one to cuddle up with.

An Excellent CD.......2005-08-27

If you enjoy this type of music, this is an excellent CD. The sound recording is excellent. All of these cuts appear to be the originally released recordings except one glaring exception. The Righteous Brothers' tune, "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" is a 1991 remake and not the original. It is a mediocre substitute, at best. I really wonder why they did that!

Other than this shortcoming, this is a good choice if, again, you like this type of music.

Maybe even 5 stars.......2005-04-03

I have now retracted an earlier negative review. I have played it since and enjoyed it.
I was overly critical. I do play it and enjoy it.

(ONE AND ONLY LOVE ALBUM) REALLY DOES BLOW THIS ONE AWAY THOUGH AND I PLAY IT ALL THE TIME (100 STARS).

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This is a Tight Compilation...but...
This is a strong compilation of West Coast rap!
what the hell?
Deathrow,Greatest Hitz
THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF DEATHROW RECORDS

Death Row Greatest Hits
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The Chronic
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ASIN: B000003AGH
Release Date: 1996-11-26

Tracks:

Nuthin' But A G Thang - Dr. Dre
Gin & Juice - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Afro Puffs - Lady Of Rage
Natural Born Killaz - Dr. Dre/Ice Cube
Who Am I (What's My Name) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Keep Their Heads Ringin' - Dr. Dre
No Vaseline - Ice Cube
Doggy Dogg World - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Keep Ya Head Up - 2Pac
Murdr Was The Case (SDTK) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Lil' Ghetto Boy - Dr. Dre
Ain't No Fun - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Lodi Dodi - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Stranded On Death Row - Dr. Dre
The Shiznit - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Dear Mama - 2Pac
Me Against The World - 2Pac

Tracks:

Let Me Ride (RMX) - Dr. Dre
Gin & Juice (RMX) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Dayreaming - Michel'le
Who Am I (What's My Name) (RMX) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Nuthin But A G Thang (RMX) - Dr. Dre
I Get Around (RMX) - 2Pac
Lil Ghetto Boy (RMX) - Dr. Dre
Hit Em Up - 2Pac
Who Been There, Who done That? - J-Flex
F--- Wit Dre Day (RMX) - Jewell
Pour Out A Little Liquor - Thug Life/2Pac
What Would You Do - Tha Dogg Pound
Come Up To My Room - Jodeci
Come When I Call - Donny Boy
Me In Your World - Dat Nigga Daz
Smile For Me Now - 2Pac/Scarface

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One wonders who troublesome Death Row kingpin Suge Knight is addressing in the liners to the 2 CD Death Row Greatest Hits package when he notes: "Rap is a style wherein a combination of talking, as well as singing, is set to hip-hop music." Uh, given that the booklet also features sales figures for assorted DR smashes (five million for Snoop Doggy Dogg's Doggystyle, four million for Dr. Dre's The Chronic, six million for 2Pac's All Eyez on Me, and so forth), it would seem that more than a few folks are aware of this thing Suge calls "rap." Musically, maybe the "N," "B," "M," and "F" words aren't your thing, but when the history of '90s pop music is written, Death Row will warrant a chapter. And, as anthologies go, this one's murderous. --Steven Stolder

Customer Reviews:

This is a Tight Compilation...but..........2005-11-14

If you really want to have Death Row's Greatest hits, you jsut need to go out and pick up "The Chronic", "DoggyStyle", & "All Eyez on Me". That's Deathrows greatest...No questions asked!

This is a strong compilation of West Coast rap! .......2004-09-20

Even though Death Row Records is not as dominant as it once was, you have to commend them for making challenging West Coast rap hits. This greatest hits album proves that and Disc 1 has all those massive hits by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 2Pac, Dogg Pound and some other artists on that label. The street themes, while shocking and violent in most parts, are understandable in these songs. You have been warned, so be cautious when you hear this album. Disc 2 is good too, but not as strong as Disc 1. They wanted to get that album out for the holiday season in 1996, so they packed a lot of songs on it. The shocker is 2Pac's dissing of Mobb Deep and Notorious B.I.G. on Hit 'em Up. This song wasn't necessary and 2Pac's anger is painfully obvious in that song. But the gangsta sounds and live feel of most songs here are what drive this collection. Althought most of the former artists left the label, I feel that Death Row can rebound if they can find a good artist who has that "it" factor for their label. A very sprawling and danceable collection of West Coast rap in their highest early '90s glory!!!!

what the hell?.......2003-10-27

This CD would be 5 stars except what the hell are these old 2Pac songs doing on here? Keep Ya Head Up, Me Against the World, I Get Around, and Dear Mama are great songs but they are not Death Row songs. What idiot decided to add these on here? The only Death Row 2Pac song on here is Hit Em Up. Why didn't they add 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted, California Love, and Hail Mary, etc. instead? The four 2Pac songs on here aren't anything like the other songs and are not Death Row so it makes no sense to include them, not to mention No Vaseline by Ice Cube, which I have no idea why it was included. All the other songs are great, I just wish they wouldn't make stupid decisions to add songs that have nothing to do with the label. I am famialiar with all these songs but I will not buy this album. They should release a correct Death Row's Greatest Hits. I am really bothered by the inclusion of these non-Death Row 2Pac songs and I can't think of any reason why they were included. Whoever decided to put them on must be smoking crack.

Deathrow,Greatest Hitz.......2003-10-13

The logistics of having legendary, multi-platinum artists like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Tupac and other veteran West Coast acts under the same roof nowadays is mind numbing. Before money, egos, and beefs got in the way, all these MCs called Death Row Records home. From 1992 to 1996, Suge Knight's label was the most consistent selling label in rap- all their releases went at least platinum until 1996's Christmas on Death Row. To celebrate the success of those glory years, we have Death Row Greatest Hits, a 2-CD package of classic West Coast anthems.

The first disc is by far the stronger of the two, as it includes tracks from the classic releases The Chronic and Doggystyle. Songs like "Nuthin But A G Thang," "Gin and Juice" and "Ain't No Fun" are obvious choices for inclusion. However, there are some strange surprises, like Ice Cube's "No Vaseline," a classic battle track despite the fact that Cube was never on Death Row. Although Tupac was signed to Tha Row in 1995, all of his appearances on Disc 1 come from his early career. With the vast catalog Suge Knight had to choose from, its bizarre that he decided to acquire the rights to these songs for this release. Still, the album is no worse for that fact. Despite leaning a bit too heavily on The Chronic and Doggystyle, Disc 1 comes correct with "Afro Puffs," the Lady of Rage's moment of glory. For anyone who forgot, Rage has skills and flavor to spare on the Dr. Dre-produced track:

Instead of cointinuing Death Row's legacy chronologically on Disc 2, Suge opts instead to pack it with remixes of songs on Disc 1. All "Gin and Juice (Remix)" and "Lil Ghetto Boy (Remix)" do is remind the listener of the original's superiority. The remix to Tupac's "I Get Around" is horrible, laced with saxophone straight from adult contemporary radio. The few R&B songs that Death Row ever did are represented in the form of Jodeci's "Come Up to My Room" and Danny Boy's "Come When I Call." Disc 2 is a mixed bag in the end: the weak Dr. Dre-diss "Who Been There, Who Done That" (performed by J-Flex) is balanced by "Hit Em Up." The disc also gives Dat Nigga Daz a chance to shine producing the hard funk of "Me In Your World" and the breezy, DJ Quik-esque "Let Me Ride (Remix)."

While Death Row Greatest Hits has no shortage of classic songs, when you consider the label's track record and huge catalog of hits, this package is slightly underwhelming. Where is "Regulate," "Dollaz and Sense" and "California Love"? Tupac's All Eyez on Me became the label's biggest hit ever, but it is completely absent here. But considering Death Row's refusal to progress into the future (where is Crooked I, by the way?), Greatest Hits is steeply rooted in its glorious past.

THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF DEATHROW RECORDS.......2002-10-07

DEATHROW WAS THE THANG FOR A MINUTE UNTIL PAC DIED AND SUGE WAS INCARCERRATED ANYWAY THESE MUGS RULED THE WEST COAST RAP SCENE AND DR. DRE WAS A GENIUS FOR CREATING THE G FUNK SOUND AND INTRODUCING THE WORLD TO ACTS LIKE SNOOP DOGG, NATE DOGG, RBX, DAZ, KURUPT, WARRENG, JEWELL, AND THE LADY OF RAGE.

Tracks:

Nuthin' But A G Thang - Dr. Dre
Gin & Juice - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Afro Puffs - The Lady Of Rage
Natural Born Killaz - Dr. Dre/Ice Cube
Who Am I (What's My Name) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Keep Their Heads Ringin' - Dr. Dre
No Vaseline - Ice Cube
Doggy Dogg World - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Keep Ya Head Up - 2Pac
Murder Was The Case (SDTK) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Lil' Ghetto Boy - Dr. Dre
Ain't No Fun - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Lodi Dodi - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Stranded On Death Row - Dr. Dre
The Shiznit - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Dear Mama - 2Pac
Me Against The World - 2Pac

Tracks:

Let Me Ride (RMX) - Dr. Dre
Gin & Juice (RMX) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Daydreaming - Michel'le
Who Am I (What's My Name) (RMX) - Snoop Doggy Dogg
Nuthin' But A G Thang (RMX) - Dr. Dre
I Get Around (RMX) - 2Pac
Lil' Ghetto Boy (RMX) - Dr. Dre
Hit 'Em Up - 2Pac
Who Been There, Who Done That? - J-Flex
Fuck Wit Dre Day (RMX) - Jewell
Pour Out A Little Liquor - Thug Life
What Would You Do - Tha Dogg Pound
Come Up To My Room - Jodeci
Come When I Call - Danny Boy
Me In Your World - Dat Nigga Daz
Smile For Me Now - 2Pac/Scarface

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Marion "Suge" Knight's controversial Death Row records have had an undeniable impact on hip-hop culture. With its often-imitated, seldom duplicated George Clinton-sampling G-Funk sound, the label almost single-handedly built the West Coast gangsta genre, propagated via artists like Dr Dre, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Ice Cube, Tupac, and Tha Dogg Pound. Death Row's Greatest Hits features an impressive dosage of funkdafied classics. Significantly, many of the tracks are taken from two of the best LPs ever released by the label, namely Dre's The Chronic (on which Snoop made his debut appearance) and Snoop's Doggystyle. Cuts like "Lil Ghetto Boy," "Nuthin' But a G Thang," "Gin 'n' Juice," "Doggy Dogg World," and "Lodi Dodi" all sound as fresh today as they did several years ago. We also get Dre and Cube's "Natural Born Killaz," Dre's "Keep Their Heads Ringin'," and some classic--and sentimental--Tupac material like "Dear Mama," "Keep Ya Head Up," and "Me Against the World." The second CD features a glut of rare and unreleased remixes as well as some original tracks, though hardly any of these stand out. They illustrate how thoroughly dependent the label's sound is on the potent G-Funk factor it patented. --Paul Sullivan

Album Description

From Death Row Records. Digitally remastered, repackaged & enhanced classic! 2 CD's of Death Rows greatest hits. Includes tracks by 2 Pac, Warren G, Snoop Doggy Dogg and more. Packaged in slimline double cd jewel box in O-card. Enhanced portion features the classic video Nothin' But A G Thang. 33 tracks. 2001 reissue.

Customer Reviews:

Where Is .......2005-11-30

The song by Sam Sneed???? U betta wreckognize where is it, Obviously it aint on this but anyway I would have given this 5 stars if it was.

Death Row is Still Tight.......2004-10-19

I have a lot to say! First of all, all of your reviews have been talking about why All eyez On Me, Doggfather, and Makaveli songs aren't on here. You have to understand that in this compilation was made in 1996, and all of those albums yall have been talking about were made in 1996. Most times, greatest hits albums do not include songs that were JUST released. That's why the songs weren't on there. Second of all, Deep Cover wouldn't be on here becuase that was made a few months before Death Row (the deep cover soundtrack was not on Death Row).

But anyway, the album was tight with good hits on the first disc(i don't have to indentify them you.) But there ARE some missing hits. First of all, in THE CHRONIC, where is the orignal version of Dre Day and Let Me Ride? Those were good tracks, and besides, the remixes SUCK. In DOGGYSTYLE, were is the original made Murder was the case? It was better than the remix. And where is Serial Killa, the D.O.C, Snoop Dogg, RBX, and Dogg Pound collaboration? In ABOVE THE RIM, where is Regulate, and Big Pimpin'? Those where good tracks. In MURDER WAS THE CASE, U Better Recognize, Dollaz and Sense, and 21 Jump Street are missing (21 JUmp Street is obviously a boring and ordinary track to everybody else, but I like the beat and tune.)IN DOGG FOOD, there are no tracks. WHAT THE HECK! Dogg Food was tight! They should have put Cyco- Lic-No, Smooth, Let's Play House, and New York, New York on there. And California Love, the orginal version should have been there, because that was made in 1995, which is not too close to the Death Row's GH release date. So if all the songs I said that should have been added were added, there would have been no space for stupid remixes, and tupac songs that were not under DEath Row. But overally, I in my mind ganve it a 3.5, but now I think it should deserve a four.

Death Row is Still Tight (MY name is O.I.) .......2004-10-19

I have a lot to say! First of all, all of your reviews have been talking about why All eyez On Me, Doggfather, and Makaveli songs aren't on here. You have to understand that in this compilation was made in 1996, and all of those albums yall have been talking about were made in 1996. Most times, greatest hits albums do not include songs that were JUST released. That's why the songs weren't on there. Second of all, Deep Cover wouldn't be on here becuase that was made a few months before Death Row (the deep cover soundtrack was not on Death Row).

But anyway, the album was tight with good hits on the first disc(i don't have to indentify them you.) But there ARE some missing hits. First of all, in THE CHRONIC, where is the orignal version of Dre Day and Let Me Ride? Those were good tracks, and besides, the remixes SUCK. In DOGGYSTYLE, were is the original made Murder was the case? It was better than the remix. And where is Serial Killa, the D.O.C, Snoop Dogg, RBX, and Dogg Pound collaboration? In ABOVE THE RIM, where is Regulate, and Big Pimpin'? Those where good tracks. In MURDER WAS THE CASE, U Better Recognize, Dollaz and Sense, and 21 Jump Street are missing (21 JUmp Street is obviously a boring and ordinary track to everybody else, but I like the beat and tune.)IN DOGG FOOD, there are no tracks. WHAT THE HECK! Dogg Food was tight! They should have put Cyco- Lic-No, Smooth, Let's Play House, and New York, New York on there. And California Love, the orginal version should have been there, because that was made in 1995, which is not too close to the Death Row's GH release date. So if all the songs I said that should have been added were added, there would have been no space for stupid remixes, and tupac songs that were not under Death Row. But overally, I in my mind gave it a 3.5, but now I think it should deserve a four.

Death Row's "Greatest" is a bit of a mixed bag!.......2004-07-12

This two-disc compilation of Death Row's best hit records is actually somewhat of a mixed bag as outside of its early hits from the first two solo releases (Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" and Snoop Doggy Dogg's "Doggystyle"), it takes weird directions in its choices. There is the Ice Cube classic, "No Vasoline" which disses N.W.A. and was recorded before Death Row was even a label. Only two of the seven 2Pac tracks that are included here were actually recorded during his Death Row days. The rest are actually early Pac recordings from his Interscope days (though "Pour Out A Little Liquor" was released on Death Row's "Above The Rim" soundtrack.) A good portion of disc 2 is dedicated to remixes of classic Death Row songs that are included on disc 1. Only the "Let Me Ride" remix seems to be worth the space. The original "Let Me Ride" is nowhere to be found nor is the original "Dre Day". The remix of the latter features vocals from Jewell over the old beat with none of Dre or Snoop's original lyrics. In fact, neither contributed to it at all. The never-before-released "Who Been There, Done That" by J. Flexx is the first of many disses that Death Row would release attacking former producer, Dr. Dre. They would have been better off leaving it off of a "greatest hits" album as its inclusion seems innappropriate. The other brand new song, Daz's "Me In Your World" is a pretty good addition though it doesn't make up for the lack of Dogg Pound classics that didn't make the cut. There are no songs from "Dogg Food" or "All Eyez On Me" to be found here. "Greatest Hits" is a must-buy for the die-hard Death Row fans but it would have been good if they included more of their classics ("Regulate", "Deep Cover") as well as lost songs and rare B-sides such as 2Pac's "Pain", Dogg Pound's "Just Doggin", and the Dr. Dre B-side "Sippin' On Tanqueray and Puffin' On Blunts" as opposed to a number of well-known hits that their label didn't even produce. The inclusion of "Keep Their Heads Ringin" and "Hit Em' Up" were pretty good selections but for the most part, if you own their first few releases, you probably won't find anything worth buying in this Death Row "best of" collection.

Freestyle Greatest Hits: The Complete Collection, Vol. 7

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ONLY good for George Lamond that's it
BEST OUT OF THE SERIES....
A Freestyle Collection Must-Have

Freestyle Greatest Hits: The Complete Collection, Vol. 7
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ASIN: B000000HK5
Release Date: 1994-10-04

Tracks:

MARIA - TKA
A DAY IN MY LIFE - Lissette Melendez
WHERE DOES THAT LEAVE LOVE - George LaMond
LOVE ME TONIGHT - Cynthia
WITHIN MY HEART - VOYCE
WHISPERS - Corina
BORIQUA POSSE - RARE ARTS
FALLEN ANGEL - Coro
TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS - Lil Suzy
FUNK BOUTIQUE - The Cover Girls
THIS IS THE LAST TIME - LAURA ENEA
WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND - GIGGLES

Customer Reviews:

ONLY good for George Lamond that's it.......2007-01-10

Skip this one and stick to the earlier collections. Volume 1, 2 and 5. Unless you are completist this compilation is not worth $14. If you see it for like $6.99 then go for it. This compo is more 90's style and I am an 80's man. Basically I recommend sounds from 1984 - 1989.

BEST OUT OF THE SERIES...........1999-12-11

This is the best album out of this freestyle collection. Every song is awesome and definitly a classic. This is definitly the best buy.

A Freestyle Collection Must-Have.......1998-08-11

This disc is the seventh of a 10-disc series that is the definitive collection of Freestyle music. The series features a variety of songs from the most popular artists of the genre, including many hard-to-find classics. All discs include comprehensive liner notes charting the history of Freestyle music. A must-have collection for anyone interested in dance music from the mid-1980s through the early 1990s.

Disc Seven Highlights: Both Cynthia and Giggles return with new songs and new sounds on "Love Me Tonight" and "What Goes Around Comes Around," respectively. Included is TKA's last new recording, "Maria," from their greatest hits album. Also, "Whispers" by Corina, her over-looked, yet wonderful, follow-up to "Temptation."

Tracks:

Do You Remember - Rei Summers
Open Your Heart - Feneli
I Can't Go On - N.V.
Take Me In Your Arms Again - Lil' Johanna
Alone In The Night - Rei Summers
Real Love - Lil' Suzy
Some Kind Of Love - N.V.
Dirty Old Man - Gussie Blocker
Turn The Beat Around - Lil' Suzy
I Used To - Natalie
Sugar Pie Honey Bunch - Lil' Johanna
When Will I See You Again - Dr. Edit

Average customer rating:

Good Set

Mega Hits Dance Classics, Vol. 13
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Disco | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Compilations | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music

Quiet Storm | R&B | Styles | Music

1970s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music

1980s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music

1990s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music

General | Blues | Indie Music | Stores | Music

Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music

General | R&B | Indie Music | Stores | Music
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ASIN: B000003AWW
Release Date: 1994-01-28

Tracks:

Call Me - Blondie
He's So Shy - Pointer Sisters
Let's Groove - Earth, Wind & Fire
The Wanderer - Donna Summer
For The Love Of Money - The O'Jays
Brick House - Commodores
Dusic - Brick
Native New Yorker - Odyssey
Boogie Shoes - K.C. & The Sunshine Band

Customer Reviews:

Good Set.......2001-05-27

before Burning Cd's became all the rage these kind of Compilations were very essential in that they had a few songs that you had to have."Let's Groove""Call Me" are just some of the songs that make this a cool Satuarday Night Party Set.if you just want your standard Radio Hits then this is for you.