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- Body + Soul: Duets
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Released 2004

Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
02:16
912 plays

Never Knew Love Like This
05:12
8,741 plays

It Takes Two
02:59
858 plays

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songs

- 1
- Put It on Paper
- 05:07
- 2,826 plays

- 2
- If This World Were Mine
- 05:25
- 1,504 plays

- 3
- Endless Love
- 04:31
- 1,335 plays

- 4
- Fire and Desire
- 07:21
- 1,504 plays

- 5
- It Takes Two
- 02:59
- 858 plays

- 6
- Tonight, I Celebrate My Love
- 03:33
- 1,017 plays

- 7
- Where Do We Go from Here
- 04:19
- 1,154 plays

- 8
- Hope That We Can Be Together Soon
- 03:44
- 1,477 plays

- 9
- Ain't Understanding Mellow
- 04:24
- 1,489 plays

- 10
- You Don't Have to Be a Star (To Be in My Show)
- 03:54
- 1,023 plays

- 11
- Reunited
- 04:01
- 1,117 plays

- 12
- Solid
- 03:48
- 1,152 plays

- 13
- Two Hearts
- 04:41
- 770 plays

- 14
- A Little Bit More
- 04:55
- 758 plays

- 15
- Never Knew Love Like This
- 05:12
- 8,741 plays

- 16
- How Do You Keep the Music Playing?
- 04:18
- 810 plays

- 17
- Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
- 02:16
- 912 plays

- 18
- Don't Look Any Further
- 04:06
- 1,274 plays

album review

Kudos to Time Life for their outstanding Body and Soul series, especially for resuscitating many a long lost quiet storm classic and presenting it in an accessible fashion to an unsuspecting audience. More often than not, this series hits it right on the mark, and this installment proves to be no exception. What Duets does so well is combine three decades' worth of modern day quiet storm chart hits, classic soul duets, and minor hits that weren't necessarily successful commercially, but have a place in the annals of R&B as memorable. Many of the hits on here will instantly be familiar to the casual listener: the near flawless Romeo and Juliet-like confessional of Lionel and Diana in "Endless Love," the sacred interplay between Marvin Gaye and two of his ladies (Kim Weston and Tammi Terrell), which solidified him as the eminent ladies' man, who all other male soul singers aspired to be, and the quintessential quiet storm anthem "Tonight I Celebrate My Love for You" by Peabo and Roberta, all make the roll call this time around. And while the music jumps around rather erratically from decade to decade, this is but a small complaint in an otherwise stellar compilation. Outstanding. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide