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All My Life: Their Greatest Hits,K-Ci & JoJo

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K-Ci & JoJo
Released 2005

Girl
03:38
9,593 plays

Tell Me It's Real
04:38
95,187 plays

Wanna Do You Right
04:28
9,218 plays

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songs

- 1
- Last Night's Letter
- 04:38
- 22,246 plays

- 2
- You Bring Me Up
- 04:23
- 11,032 plays

- 3
- How Could You
- 04:56
- 13,229 plays

- 4
- All My Life
- 05:26
- 373,624 plays

- 5
- Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly)
- 03:13
- 19,789 plays

- 6
- If You Think You're Lonely Now
- 03:56
- 19,827 plays

- 7
- I Care About You
- 05:03
- 10,986 plays

- 8
- Never Say Never Again
- 05:21
- 7,464 plays

- 9
- Through Heaven's Eyes
- 05:03
- 7,964 plays

- 10
- Life
- 03:33
- 25,413 plays

- 11
- Tell Me It's Real
- 04:38
- 95,187 plays

- 12
- Girl
- 03:38
- 9,593 plays

- 13
- Crazy
- 04:22
- 36,866 plays

- 14
- Wanna Do You Right
- 04:28
- 9,218 plays

- 15
- I Can't Find the Words
- 04:08
- 7,328 plays

- 16
- This Very Moment
- 04:01
- 8,475 plays

- 17
- Special
- 03:57
- 5,583 plays

- 18
- Down for Life
- 04:45
- 7,374 plays

album review

K-Ci & JoJo's career as a duo is what greatest-hits compilations were made for. None of their four albums, released between 1997 and 2002, are thoroughly satisfying, yet not without some major highlights -- the dozen-plus chart hits they've stacked help indicate that. All My Life: Their Greatest Hits contains most of those hits and adds a handful of album cuts that deserved more attention. Crucially, the disc also includes K-Ci's Mtume-produced cover of Bobby Womack's "If You Think You're Lonely Now," the biggest reason why copies of the Jason's Lyric soundtrack were flying out of record stores for a couple months during 1994. If you've loved what you've heard on the radio but never sought out any of the albums, this disc is an ideal way to remedy that. K-Ci & JoJo never made waves like their previous group, Jodeci, but their output is further evidence that soul music has not died. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide