Best of My Love: The Best of the Emotions The Emotions

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  • Release Date: 03/12/1996
  • Sales Rank: 18,178
  • Label: SONY
  • UPC: 074646483220

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Best of My Love: The Best of the Emotions

1LISTENBest of My Love 3:40
2LISTENFlowers 4:28
3LISTENI Don't Wanna Lose Your Love 4:00
4LISTENA Feeling Is 3:35
5LISTENMe for You 4:16
6LISTENDon't Ask My Neighbors 4:26
7LISTENKey to My Heart 5:20
8LISTENBlessed 4:36
9LISTENRejoice 5:21
10LISTENLove Is Right On 5:00
11LISTENAll Night, All Right 4:28
12LISTENSmile 3:15
13LISTENWalking the Line 4:28
14LISTENBoogie Wonderland / Earth, Wind & Fire 4:48
15LISTENCause I Love You 3:39
16LISTENYes I Am 4:07

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This 16-track, 69-minute disc surveys the Emotions' five-year, five-album stay on Columbia Records (and the custom label ARC), which was the group's most successful period, featuring the gold number one hit "Best of My Love" and the gold Top Ten hit "Boogie Wonderland" (on which the Emotions backed their mentors, Earth, Wind & Fire), both of which are heard here, along with four other songs that saw action on the pop charts. Surprisingly, the Emotions' five singles that only made the R&B charts are excluded in favor of album tracks. Unlike their earlier period at Stax, at Columbia the Emotions were essentially an adjunct to EW&F and its leader, Maurice White, and since EW&F featured tenor and falsetto vocals, the similarity was often heightened, especially on "Boogie Wonderland." Nevertheless, the sisters sang well over the horns and disco rhythms that characterized the pop/R&B music of the period. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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