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- The Album: 2nd Edition
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Haddaway
Released 1993

Mama's House
04:05
412 plays

Come Back (Love Has Got a Hold on Me)
04:00
403 plays

What Is Love [Rapino Brothers Mix]
03:50
383 plays

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- 1
- What Is Love
- 04:31
- 164,755 plays

- 2
- Life [Radio Edit]
- 04:17
- 1,745 plays

- 3
- Yeah
- 03:43
- 357 plays

- 4
- Come Back (Love Has Got a Hold on Me)
- 04:00
- 403 plays

- 5
- I Miss You [Radio Edit]
- 03:40
- 329 plays

- 6
- What Is Love [Rapino Brothers Mix]
- 03:50
- 383 plays

- 7
- Stir It Up
- 04:26
- 257 plays

- 8
- When the Feeling's Gone
- 04:17
- 296 plays

- 9
- Sing About Love
- 04:42
- 156 plays

- 10
- Mama's House
- 04:05
- 412 plays

- 11
- Rock My Heart [Album Mix]
- 04:10
- 209 plays

- 12
- Tell Me Where It Hurts
- 04:12
- 157 plays

- 13
- Shout [Album Mix]
- 04:36
- 169 plays

- 14
- Life [Album Remix]
- 04:44
- 156 plays

album review

Haddaway's self-titled debut album produced one major hit, "What Is Love," which became one of the 1990s' quintessential dance tunes due to its inclusion in several films and Saturday Night Live comedy skits. Unfortunately, that was the only major hit the strong-voiced singer produced, because the rest of his debut makes for a fine album, with well-constructed material and excellent, powerful vocals that never give way to obnoxious histrionics. The follow-up, "Life," peaked at number 41 in the U.S., although it also became a major dance hit, but should have amounted to much more due to his passionate, urgent delivery. Other songs, such as the dance tracks "Come Back" and "Rock My Heart," the cool ballad "Mama's House," the Diane Warren-penned surefire hit "Tell Me Where It Hurts," and his sunny remake of Bob Marley's "Stir It Up," shine just as brightly as the two singles. In fact, nearly every song on this set is a well-produced and well-delivered effort. This fine album is a must for fans of quality, well-produced Europop and early-'90s dance music. [Haddaway's self-titled debut was later reissued as The Album with different artwork and some extra tracks, earning the release the subtitle "2nd Edition."] ~ Jose F. Promis, All Music Guide