Syreeta

I had this on vinyl and had to have it on cd.Truly a beautiful singer.. RIP SYREETA ❤️❤️🎶❤️❤️

What a lost talent and sad that she is no longer with us. I have kept a few LPs even though I haven't had a turntable in years and this was one of them. I was amazed that it was re issued and I hope that maybe some new fans will find and enjoy her like I did back in 1980.

Great to have this available on CD though wish there were some bonus tracks. The clear production helps all the tracks and a few of the quiet tracks really emerge including "Here's My Love" and "Let Me Be The One." Syreeta's version of "Blame It On The Sun" builds beautifully and "He's Gone" and "Please Stay" are also great tracks.

Syretta is in perfect voice, her re-make of "Blame It On the Sun", is worth the purchase alone. I'm so excited that this CD has been re-released.

I just love her....this album really made me feel good. I listen to it all the time in my car. Brings back GREAT memories

Got this one for my sister and she was very happy with it. The package came in very good condition.

Syreeta, once married to Stevie Wonder, had four aces in her hand with this album! Her voice, with its range and smoothvibrato, take your breath away! She can (could) work any song and make it hers. She is (was) tops!

Vintage Syreeta!

My previous review was deleted my Amazon. the producer of these CD's needs to be exposed. this CD has not been remastered at all. it sounds dull, flat and lifeless throughout. just dreadful. audible sound "muffles" can be heard on the song Let Me Be The One in two spots.

great album,good soundquality

Rumors abound that many of these were left over tracks for Diana Ross' follow-up to the Richard Perry produced "Baby Its Me" album. That isn't necessarily a bad thing because the tracks like "Let Me Be the One", "Love Fire" and her cover of Stevie and hers "Blame it on the Sun" which ironically Diana would also cover stunningly a decade later on Diana's massive comeback "The Force Behind the Power".

pour les amateurs de disco des années 80 , aux anges !malheureusement , pas assez de bons morceaux sur cet album : 3

Syreeta, formerly Rita Wright, the talented songwriter and singer with the delicate alto-soprano voice is best remembered for briefly being the wife of Stevie Wonder and her Nº1 UK smash hit ballad with Billy Preston "With You I'm Born Again". In what is her best album since her first two albums in the early 1970s, this Richard Perry produced concept album is a slick mixture of soulful ballads, uptempo disco tunes like "Love Fire" and romantic ballads and includes the Stevie Wonder penned "Blame it on the Sun" which was also done by Diana Ross in the early 1990s and Tata Vega (The Colour Purple) in 1977. The version of Bill Withers Let me be the one" is completely different and more emotional and positive than the original. Apart from one track - the third one on the album - this is a polished effort that displays the vocal range of this much overlooked singer who, by the way, almost became one of the Supremes to replace Diana Ross. The singer produced two more studio albums with Motown until retiring from the record scene but none of them reached classy sophistication of this album.