Desert Online General Trading LLC
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Desert Online General Trading LLC
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Product Description Digitally remastered and expanded two CD deluxe edition including 17 bonus tracks. Who's Zoomin' Who? is a Platinum-plus album by Aretha Franklin, originally released in the summer of 1985, on Arista Records. It received praising critical reviews from people such as Robert Christgau. Single "Freeway of Love" proved both a commercial hit as well as a career achievement for Franklin, earning her a Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance. Anyone who might wonder how an already great album can be turned into a superb extended masterpiece has only got to listen to this edition of the Aretha classic. Chock full of bonus tracks - single mixes, radio mixes, dance mix and more - the result is truly marvelous, all compiled with much thought and care. About the Artist CD 1 1. Freeway Of Love 05:51 2. Another Night 04:29 3. Sweet Bitter Love 05:09 4. Who's Zoomin Who 04:42 5. Sisters Are Doing It 05:50 6. Until You Say You Love Me 04:52 7. Aint Nobody Ever Loved You 04:50 8. Push 05:32 9. Integrity 05:34 10. Freeway Of Love (Single Mix) 11. Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves (Single Mix) 12. Who's Zoomin Who (Radio Mix) 13. Another Night (Radio Mix) 14. Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You (Single Mix) CD 2 15. Freeway Of Love (Rock Mix) 16. Freeway Of Love (Extended Remix) 17. Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves (ET Mix) 18. Who's Zoomin' Who? (Dance Mix) 19. Who's Zoomin' Who? (Dub Mix) 20. Who's Zoomin' Who? (Acappella Mix) 21. Another Night (Dance Mix) 22. Another Night (Dub Mix) 23. Another Night (Single Mix) 24. Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You (Remix) 25. Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You (Dub Mix) 26. Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You (Percapella Mix)
R**O
Great singer
Appreciated
D**E
Two cds but upbeat versions of same song is boring.
Bit disappointed with this Cd so I bought Arethas hits.
T**Y
Five Stars
Brilliant
M**E
Five Stars
fantastic
M**W
Aretha v the drum machine!
With the exception of "Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves" (with Eurythmics) this is not Aretha's most memorable album. However, it was indeed a comeback album and Aretha's voice still shines. Producer and singer Narada Michael Walden aimed the album at the dance-pop genre. There are times when the monotonous 4/4 synth drum sound gets quite boring. The album (sort of) works and as such is complete. However, the out-takes and remastering that make up the expanded edition are not at all necessary.