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- 7.4
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Tracklist
- A1Let's Stay Together3:20
- A2La-La for You3:31
- A3So You're Leaving2:57
- A4What Is This Feeling3:42
- A5Old Time Lovin'3:19
- B1I've Never Found a Girl3:41
- B2How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?6:23
- B3Judy3:47
- B4It Ain't No Fun to Me3:23
Reviews
Rated 6/10
Silky smooth singing, classic soul.
Rated 8/10
Smooth! I obviously knew the title track but this is a solid album
Rated 8/10
Great album to wake up to in the morning if you can take things slowly. Maybe drags a touch in the middle.
Rated 8/10
So buttery smooth I felt my cholesterol rising.
Rated 6/10
é bom, mas falta algo. o erro foi começar com marvin gaye, agora todo soul que vier as expectativas são altas demais
Rated 6/10
Nice and smooth. I'd listen again.
Rated 10/10
Classic <3
Rated 6/10
From an objective, critical point of view, this is a 4. The songs are well-written, well-played, well-sung, well-produced, etc., etc.
For me, it is missing that certain quality that either resonates somewhere in my soul or that demands to be listened to repeatedly.
Rated 8/10
Funky
Rated 8/10
So gooey
Rated 6/10
Perfectly inoffensive music that'd do to throw on in just about any situation. Nothing particularly stood out, just a decent all 'round album.
Rated 8/10
Al Green has a great voice for his line of work. It is oddly aged for how old he is (twenty-five on this album) but still has a pep in its step that keeps the grooves and funk moving, while feeling completely and utterly earnest. These may be love-making tunes, but it never really slows down, save for the Bee Gee's cover at the climax of the album, and so with its brisk speed and short length, you can let this album absorb you in a simple lunch break. Sure, it may be a tad derivative of other soul acts, and in retrospect the influence Al Green had ensured many other singers would try to sound like this for decades to come, leading to an influx of very similar sounding tunes, but Green pulls it off the best if you just want something to get you through the day. I love the fuzz of the album, too, as it makes the whole thing just feel warm. A nice juxtaposition to the cool (in both temperature and style) looking Green on the cover. Not my favorite soul record, but certainly wins me over more than most, with just the right amount of jamming and love to win me other and get me, at the very least, tapping my foot.
Rated 8/10
Richa and soulful, but kind of samey throughout.
Rated 8/10
Lovely soulful album. Lots of great hits on it like let’s stay together and how can you mend a broken heart. Album feels like the perfect length as well.
Rated 8/10
groovy ✌️
Rated 8/10
Brilliant album, great sound and great songs. I will listen to this over and over again.
Favourite song: How can you mend a broken heart
Least favourite: all good
Album artwork: cool cover.
Rated 10/10
Half an hour of funky tracks with incredibly smooth vocals. I'm not sure I would have stayed on board for much longer, but this was exactly the right amount.
Rated 8/10
We’re having a baby in 9 months. Thanks a lot, Al Green.
Rated 6/10
Pladen starter godt (måske lidt takket være Tarantino), men fortsætter egentlig med at være fed.
Der er ikke så mange sange som stikker ud, fordi det hele bare er nemt at lytte til. Solid og stor 3'er.
Rated 8/10
Awesome. Love Al Green. 4/5