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Track Listing DISC 1: 1. Searching 2. Glow of Love, The 3. Never Too Much 4. If This World Were Mine - (duet with Cheryl Lynn) 5. House Is Not a Home, A 6. Bad Boy / Having A Party 7. Since I Lost My Baby 8. Promise Me 9. 'Til My Baby Comes Home 10. If Only For One Night / Creepin'
DISC 2: 1. Superstar / Until You Come Back To Me 2. Stop to Love 3. So Amazing 4. There's Nothing Better Than Love - (duet with Gregory Hines) 5. Give Me Reason 6. Any Love 7. I Really Didn't Mean It 8. Love Won't Let Me Wait 9. Treat You Right 10. Here and Now
Album Notes Personnel includes: Luther Vandross, Gregory Hines (vocals); Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Marcus Miller, Nat Adderley, Jr. (keyboards, synthesizers); Paulinho Da Costa (percussion); Lisa Fischer, Tawatha Agee, Cissy Houston, David Lasley (background vocals). Producers: Luther Vandross, Jacque Fred Petrus, Marcus Miller. Recorded between 1980 & 1989. Includes liner notes by Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, Arsenio Hall & Luther Vandross. This 1989 double-disc compilation was the first Luther Vandross best-of on the market, and it is a faithful representation of the key tracks from the artist's first decade as a performer. Naturally, Vandross's '90s work is not represented, and Vandross had recorded so much quality material during the '80s that even this 20-track set omits some gems. With those reservations aside, BEST OF LUTHER VANDROSS... THE BEST OF LOVE is a veritable case study in smooth '80s R&B, including such smash hits as "Here and Now," "Never Too Much," and the Bacharach-David classic "A House Is Not a Home." Vandross really only sings about love, but with a voice this beautiful and a delivery this passionate, who's complaining? Fans who want a compilation of his '90s work as well should pick up ONE NIGHT WITH YOU...THE BEST OF LOVE, VOL. 2, which, together with this set, provides a comprehensive overview of Vandross's magic.
Industry Reviews 4 Stars - Excellent - ..Vandross' luscious attention to vocal foreplay and afterglow heats every song in this collection.. Rolling Stone (02/08/1990)
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