| | Diana Ross I Love You CD - Import Diana Ross Discography of CDs
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2006 release from the Soul/Pop diva, whose career, both solo and with The Supremes, has spanned over 40 years! Features brand new recordings of classic and personal favorite LOVE songs including tracks originally written or performed by Harry Nilsson ('Remember'), Burt Bacharach & Hal David ('The Look Of Love'), Marvin Gaye ('I Want You'), Queen ('Crazy Little Thing Called Love'), The Beatles ('I Will'), The Drifters ('This Magic Moment') and many others. Angel. 2006. I Love You Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Still Diana After All These Years!
Diana's latest is a memory piece - almost a meditation - revealed in popular songs. I defy you not to think of someone you love or loved while you're listening to it. A smile, a tear, a spark... all are evoked by the Diana voice, whose vulnerability and tenderness have never been sweeter. Listening to this album makes you wonder who the movie "Dream Girls" is really about. It's ain't about Diana.
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Still Diana After All These Years!
Diana's latest is a memory piece - almost a meditation - revealed in popular songs. I defy you not to think of someone you love or loved while you're listening to it. A smile, a tear, a spark... all are evoked by the Diana voice, whose vulnerability and tenderness have never been sweeter. Listening to this album makes you wonder who the movie "Dream Girls" is really about. It's ain't about Diana.
Submitted by tomdunn502 (New York, NY 10024)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No A True Original Returns
I love the simplicity of this CD. Diana sings in a very straight forward sweet manner. She still has the power to deliver R&B, have a listen to "I Want You", but I like the idea that she has transcended being anyone type of singer. She is quite simply lovely. What a sweet vocal instrument. Thank you Diana. There is no one like you.
Submitted by MMaat (Oakland, California)
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I think Diana Ross has made a great comeback. All of the songs sound very good. I say to her keep up the good work. Much success
Submitted by lsj244 (Rosedale NY)
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IT WAS WELL WORTH THE WAIT! AFTER 7 YEARS, DIANA ROSS RETURNED TO THE MUSIC SCENE WITH HER NEW STUDIO ALBUM, "I LOVE YOU"! THIS IS AT THE TOP OF THE LIST WITH HER BEST ALBUMS!!
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