Doctor's Orders: The Best of Carol Douglas Carol Douglas

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  • Release Date: 02/01/1995
  • Sales Rank: 21,057
  • Label: HOT PRODUCTIONS
  • UPC: 053993002421

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Doctor's Orders: The Best of Carol Douglas

1LISTENMidnight Love Affair 5:57
2LISTENIn The Morning 6:03
3LISTENLie to Me 3:37
4LISTENFell In Love For The First Time Today 6:05
5LISTENBurnin' 4:26
6LISTENNight Fever 5:32
7LISTENDoctor's Orders 5:01
8LISTENBaby Don't Let This Good Love Die 3:12
9LISTENA Hurricane Is Coming Tonight 4:01
10LISTENDancing Queen 3:21
11LISTENI Want To Stay With You 5:15
12LISTENFull Bloom 1:33
13LISTENWho, What, When, Where, Why 3:54
14LISTENI Got the Answer 5:39
15LISTENMy Simple Heart 5:54
16LISTENYour'e Not So Hot 6:28

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Though a browse through Billboard chart books might suggest Carol Douglas was a one-hit wonder, the story is not that short. Besides her Top Ten R&B and Top 15 pop 1974 single "Doctor's Orders," Douglas subsequently scored a number of successful dance singles, including 1976's "Midnight Love Affair" and 1979's "I've Got the Answer." This collection contains all of her '70s essentials for Midland/RCA, as well as two of her '80s recordings for Next Plateau. Highlights include the subtly sassy "Who, What, When, Where, Why," later recorded by Dionne Warwick; "My Simple Heart," a simple yet catchy club number with a funkier edge than most of Douglas's material; and the classic "Midnight Love Affair" -- its quiet passion and fervor atop an irresistible but not overbearing beat is timeless. She doesn't have the dynamic pipes of Donna Summer or Martha Wash, but Douglas adapts her sultry pipes effortlessly to each setting and in the process gives a refreshingly different slant to the phrase "dance diva." ~ Justin M. Kantor, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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