Stephanie Mills The Collection [Spectrum]
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CD Details
- Released: October 25, 1999
- Originally Released: 2004
- Label: Polygram Uk
Tracks:
- 1.Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin
- 2.Sweet Sensation
- 3.Never Knew Love Like This Before
- 4.Two Hearts (Ft Teddy Pendergrass)
- 5.Keep Away Girls
- 6.Pilot Error
- 7.How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore
- 8.Medicine Song
- 9.Stand Back
- 10.I Have Learned To Respect The Power of Love
- 11.Rising Desire
- 12.I Feel Good All Over
- 13.(You're Puttin) A Rush On Me
- 14.Secret Lady
- 15.If I Were Your Woman
- 16.Where Is The Love (Ft Robert Brookins)
- 17.Something In The Way (You Make Me Feel)
- 18.Comfort of A Man
Product Description:
Liner Note Author: Dave McAleer.
Surprisingly adequate despite the horrid budget-bin artwork, Spectrum's The Collection, released in 2001, compiles most of Stephanie Mills' biggest hits. Hip-O's single- and double-disc compilations (The Ultimate Collection and Gold) are respectively more accurate and thorough, but this 18-track set is a decent substitute. Though some of Mills' '80s ballads have not aged well (her version of Prince's "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?" is the prime exception), they were hardly fluke successes and remain memorable. The biggest mistake Spectrum makes with the disc is that "Put Your Body in It" -- one of Mills' best club tracks -- is not included. ~ Andy Kellman