Barry White - Love Songs (2003)

Artist: Barry White
Title Of Album: Love Songs
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Universal
Genre: Soul, Funk, Disco, Rnb, Pop
Quality: MP3 VBR V0 lossy
Bitrate: Avg. Bitrate 228 kbps
Tag Type : id3v2 | id3v1
Tool : LAME3.98
Total Time: 78:09 Min
Total Size: 133,63 MB

Tracklist:
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(01). Love's Theme
(02). Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Baby
(03). I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More, Baby
(04). You're the First, the Last, My Everything
(05). Never, Never Gonna Give You Up
(06). Just the Way You Are
(07). It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me
(08). Practice What You Preach
(09). Walkin' in the Rain With the One I Love
(10). Dark and Lovely (You Over There)
(11). It May Be Winter Outside (But in My Heart It's Spring)
(12). Don't Make Me Wait Too Long
(13). I'll Do for You Anything You Want Me To
(14). Love Serenade
(15). Midnight and You

Barry White
Barry White (born Barrence Eugene Carter in Galveston, Texas, USA; September 12, 1944 - July 4, 2003) was an American record producer, songwriter and singer.

Say the name Barry White and you’d be hard pressed to name any other recording artist with such a huge, cross-sectional following. He was at home appearing on Soul Train, guesting with a full band on The Today Show, and appearing in cartoon form in various episodes of “The Simpsons”. During the ’70s, Dinah Shore devoted a full hour of her daily syndicated Dinah! show to “The Maestro”, as White was often referred to. While there was a period when he wasn’t releasing records or making the pop charts, White stayed active touring and appearing on other artists’ records including Quincy Jones’ The Secret Garden (The Seduction Suite), Regina Belle, and rap star Big Daddy Kane’s “All of Me”. It’s surprising to find out that such an illustrious career almost didn’t happen because White wasn’t interested in being a recording artist.

White grew up in his hometown in Galveston, Texas, singing gospel songs with his mother and taught himself to play the piano. Shortly after moving from Texas to South Central Los Angeles, White made his recording debut at the tender age of 11, playing piano on Jesse Belvin’s “Goodnight My Love”. He made his first record when he was 16 with a group called the Upfronts. The song was called “Little Girl” on a local L.A. label called Lummtone Records.


Product Description
Updated version of Barry's 2003 collection features 15 tracks including one bonus track 'Don't Make Me Wait Too Long'.




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