| All Artists: Blaze Title: 25 Years Later Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Motown Release Date: 7/19/1990 Genres: Dance & Electronic, R&B Styles: House, Soul Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 050109630127 |
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 | Blaze 25 Years Later Genres: Dance & Electronic, R&B Songs Include : We All Must Live Together 4.43 / I Wonder 3.38 / Gonna Make It Work 5.45 / All That I Should Know 3:55 / Lover Man 3:45 / Missing You 3:35 / Get Up 5:05 / So Special 4:35 / Miss My Love 4:44 / You Don't Rea... more » |
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Product Description Songs Include : We All Must Live Together 4.43 / I Wonder 3.38 / Gonna Make It Work 5.45 / All That I Should Know 3:55 / Lover Man 3:45 / Missing You 3:35 / Get Up 5:05 / So Special 4:35 / Miss My Love 4:44 / You Don't Really Love Me 4:14 / Anything For Your Lovin' 3:44 Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsDidn't get the Credit it deserved. Derek Johnson | United Kingdom | 08/04/2008 (4 out of 5 stars) "This 1990 release is a concept album that deals with the day in the life of a black community activist Lakim. Most of the songs are separated by spoken interludes that build up a picture of the man, and his mission, and the struggle he faces. Blaze were/are predominantly a garage band, and thus the first five songs leave me a little bit cold. Blazes wear their influences broadly on their sleeves, which might be a good or bad thing, according to your point of view. Thus you have Curtis Mayfield,(Lover Man)Stevie Wonder(All That I Should Know), Donnie Hathaway/Marvin Gaye(I Wonder) sounding tracks. This was woefully overlooked at the time, as Motown was going through a hard time in the 90s, and to my mind did not promote this excellent CD. Get this before its deleted."
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