Erroll Garner - Erroll Garner

Advantages: I FANCY great tracks like DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE that give me a HAPPY FACE.
Disadvantages: Loads of filler tracks. Beyonce is a NASTY GIRL when she is a producer.

...disaster and diverts my attention away from Destiny's Childs subject matter. It is so hideous, it is indescrible even for a detailed reviewer like me, but ironically it saves me from actually hearing Beyonce's terrible lyrics. Kelly and Michelle's voices are completely masked by Beyonce's forced vocal delivery and squalid ballad-like production. I would rather get slapped in the face and booted up the butt*cks by an angry women with BROWN EYES than listen to this track in general. Rating: 1/10 15. DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE (5:06 min) The classic moment of the 'SURVIVOR' album arrives as I become DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE with track 15, a fantastic moment of my jouney. Beyonce Knowles and Errol "Poppi" McCalla Jr. for Music World productions team up together, to craft the most dangerously excellent beat of their career... Read review

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Advantages: Every Track Is A Winner!
Disadvantages: None!

...provided the enhancing gospel-like vocals along with Ulland McCullough and Raymond Simpson. The multi-talented Valerie Simpson is also credited for playing those gentle piano backdrops on each track. Jamming away on that pounding percussion are Sammy Figueros and Errol Bennet whilst working hard away on those pulsating basslines are Anthony Jackson and Francisco Centeno. John Sussewell provides those pattering drum beats where as Michael Bealer plays the gorgeous saxophone interludes through each track which reaches full effect on the ballad, Sparkle. Berry Gordy deliberately did little to promote this album in retaliation to Ross' refusal to let him have anything to do with the project but The Boss went onto become a big hit regardless. Diana Ross was back bigger and better never having looked or sounded so great. One of the jewels in her... Read review

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Advantages: insight into Bobs true feelings for his religion
Disadvantages: none

...Title: Bob Marley And The Wailers, Uprising Release Date:10 June 1980 Label: Island/Tuff Gong Recorded: Tuff Gong Studios, Kingston Jamaica Personel: Bob Marley - lead vocal, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar Tyrone Downie - keyboards, backing vocal Aston "Family Man" Barrett - bass, piano, guitar, percussion Al Anderson - lead guitar Alvin Patterson - percussion Junior Marvin - lead guitar, backing vocal Earl Lindo - keyboards I Threes (Rita Marley, Marcia Griffiths and Judy Mowatt) - backing Carlton Barrett - drums, percussion vocals Errol Brown - engineer, mixing engineer Chiao Ng - assistant engineer Neville Garrick - art direction Adrian Boot - photo Front Cover: This illustration shows Marley breaking free from the chains of Babylon holding his arms out to the sun and to Jah. Looks like... Read review

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