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I'll Give All My Love To You,Keith Sweat

- I'll Give All My Love To You
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Keith Sweat
Released 1990

Your Love
05:53
8,594 plays

Interlude (I'll Give All My Love To You)
00:53
8,228 plays

I'll Give All My Love To You
06:32
76,318 plays

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songs

- 1
- Interlude (I'll Give All My Love To You)
- 00:53
- 8,228 plays

- 2
- Make You Sweat
- 05:15
- 20,727 plays

- 3
- Come Back
- 04:39
- 12,016 plays

- 4
- Merry Go Round
- 07:29
- 27,145 plays

- 5
- Your Love
- 05:53
- 8,594 plays

- 6
- Your Love (Part 2)
- 05:51
- 5,969 plays

- 7
- Just One Of Them Thangs
- 06:12
- 21,562 plays

- 8
- I Knew That You Were Cheatin
- 04:40
- 13,184 plays

- 9
- Love To Love You
- 04:50
- 6,738 plays

- 10
- I'll Give All My Love To You
- 06:32
- 76,318 plays

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album review

The glut of faceless, interchangeable new jack swing artists plaguing urban contemporary radio in the early '90s served one useful purpose: they reminded you how exciting the originators of the style (Guy, Bobby Brown, and Keith Sweat, among others) could be. When Sweat's overdue sophomore effort, I'll Give All My Love to You, was released in 1990, it exposed countless new jack automations for the unimaginative frauds they were. Though not quite as strong as 1987's Make It Last Forever, this is a respectable disc that sounds consistently heartfelt and sincere. The hard electro-funk groove of "Make You Sweat" is likable enough, but ballads and slow jams like "Just One of Them Things" (a duet with Gerald LeVert), "I Knew That You Were Cheating," and "Merry Go Round" are where the Harlem native really shines. For all its high-tech production gloss and use of hip-hop elements, this self-produced CD reminds you that Sweat is quite aware of the great soul music of the 1970s. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide