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Barry White: All-Time Greatest Hits,Barry White

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Barry White
Released 1995

Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Baby
03:52
66,817 plays

Never, Never Gonna Give You Up
04:07
64,784 plays

You're The First, The Last, My Everything
03:24
58,909 plays

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songs

- 1
- Love's Theme
- 04:07
- 55,789 plays

- 2
- I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little Bit More Baby
- 03:59
- 41,058 plays

- 3
- I've Got So Much To Give
- 05:18
- 32,161 plays

- 4
- Never, Never Gonna Give You Up
- 04:07
- 64,784 plays

- 5
- Honey Please Can't Ya See
- 03:17
- 22,453 plays

- 6
- Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Baby
- 03:52
- 66,817 plays

- 7
- You're The First, The Last, My Everything
- 03:24
- 58,909 plays

- 8
- What Am I Gonna Do With You
- 03:37
- 25,333 plays

- 9
- I'll Do For You Anything You Want Me To
- 04:10
- 21,180 plays

- 10
- Let The Music Play
- 03:34
- 22,395 plays

- 11
- You See The Trouble With Me
- 03:20
- 17,970 plays

- 12
- Baby We Better Try And Get It Together
- 04:30
- 20,235 plays

- 13
- Don't Make Me Wait Too Long
- 03:24
- 17,641 plays

- 14
- I'm Qualified To Satisfy You
- 03:12
- 17,525 plays

- 15
- It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me
- 03:25
- 30,989 plays

- 16
- Playing Your Game, Baby
- 03:36
- 27,971 plays

- 17
- Oh What A Night For Dancing
- 03:18
- 21,618 plays

- 18
- Your Sweetness Is My Weakness
- 04:12
- 19,962 plays

- 19
- Just The Way You Are
- 04:11
- 27,368 plays

- 20
- Satin Soul
- 04:15
- 17,329 plays

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album review

It took quite a while for a definitive Barry White compilation to hit the market, but All-Time Greatest Hits -- part of Mercury's Funk Essentials series -- finally filled the bill in 1995. Boasting a full 20 tracks from White's heyday of 1973-1978, more than half of which made the R&B Top Ten, All-Time Greatest Hits is easily the most generous single-disc White collection on the market. It includes the edited single versions, not the full-length album tracks, which actually makes for a more digestible introduction to White's achievements. Like his forebear Isaac Hayes, White was not just a deep-voiced crooner, but a talented producer and arranger who'd spent years honing his craft behind the scenes in the industry. And like Hayes, White spent a great deal of time setting up moods on his albums, using lush, sweeping orchestrations to build very gradually to climaxes. (Actually, that probably explains a good deal of his effectiveness.) But White was not simply a Hayes disciple; his swirling productions were less complex than Hayes', but more in tune with the emerging disco sound, which certainly boosted his popularity. Plus, he took full advantage of R&B's new lyrical permissiveness in the wake of Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On. If his voice was limited, it was also a tremendous asset for the kind of music he recorded -- deep, resonant, caressing, but always suggestively masculine. The total package made White an R&B love-man icon not just for the disco era, but all time. For all but the most dedicated fans, All-Time Greatest Hits is one-stop shopping. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide