Customer Reviews

Ann-Margret

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Simply amazing! What a treasure. Ann-Margret tears it up like no one else with each infectious song. Each track makes you either want to disco til you drop or do the nasty all night long. Though there are only five songs, they are long. When listening you feel as if you were at Studio 54 with the thumping sexy music by Paul Sabu. It's a mystery why this wasn't a commercial smash back in the day.

It took long enough for this to be put on CD, Midnight message and Love rush are my 2 favorite songs, Miss Margret's vocals are fantastic, quite a range in her golden voice, buy your's now.

Mutitalented Ann Margret belts out some great retro Disco music on this eagerly awaited CD. "What I Do To Men" is so smooth and sexy! All the tracks are great and you will play this one over and over! So gald it finally made it to CD!

ANN-MARGRET'S FIRST ATTEMPT AT DISCO CAME IN 1979 WITH THE HIT LOVE RUSH- A HIGH ENERGY VEHICLE THAT WAS FUN AND SEXY, BUT HER INTERPRETATION OF SABUS MUSICS COME THROUGH WITH THE SEXY, 2ND TOP OF OF THE DANCE CHARTS MIDNIGHT MESSAGE-- A GREAT DANCE ROCK VEHICLE THAT ESTABLISHED ANN-MARGRET AS A CREDIBLE DISCO ARTIST, AS THOUGH ANN-MARGRET HAD TO PROVE HERSELF AS AN ESTABLISHED ENTERTAINING SUPERSTAR ON THE STAGES OF VEGAS AND COUNTLESS NOMINATIONS FOR MOVIE AND TV CREDITS. HER PRODUCER PAUL SABU IS A MASTER TALENT IN HIS OWN RIGHT HAVING PRODUCED TOP DISCO ACTS INCLUDING DEBBIE JACOBS AND SISTER POWER NOT TO MENTION HIS ROCK PRODUCTIONS OF COUNTLESS ROCK STARS.. WITH ANN-MARGRET THIS YOUNG{AT THE TIME OF THE PRODUCTION)PRODUCER HAD THE ABILITY TO MOLD ANN-MARGRET AND ALLOW HER THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPOSE HER ROCKISH ABILITY THAT ALLUDED HER IN THE REALM OF MUSIC DURING THE 60'S-- IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT IN 1981 --SABU REALY CATURED ANN-MARGRETS FULL SEXUAL AUORA WITH-- EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY SOME SOMETIMES--THAT CUT IS A CLASSIC CUT THAT HAD STAYING POWER AND COULD HAVE BEEN A HUGE HIT HAD IT BEEN INCORPORATED INTO AN ALBUM IN 1981-- FIRST HEARD ON THE WBLS SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE PARTY MIXES BY THE FAMOUS FRANKIE CROCKER IN NEW YORK CITY- THIS CUT WAS DESTINED TO BECOME A CULT CLASSIC- THE FLIP CUT WAS EQUALLY FUN IN HOLD ME SQUEEZE ME WITH A ROCK EDGE THAT SHOWED SABUS ABILITY TO REALLY BE IN TOUCH WITH THE ARTIST.. ANN-MARGRETS VOCALS FITS THE MATERIAL PERFECT AND OF ALL OF ANN-MARGRETS PRODUCERS THROUGH HER ENTIRE RECORDING CAREER-- YES COUNTLESS ALBUMS IN THE 60'S--IT WAS A YOUNG ROCKER THAT CAPTURED HER HIGHLY SEXUAL MESMERIZING ABILITY IN THE DISCO ARENA--GETDISCONNECTED SHOULD BE APPLAUDED FOR BRINGING THESE 2 CD'S BACK TO THE CLUBS FOR A SECOND TIME AROUND

What a rush!! "Love Rush" that is!! Love this CD for it's title track.
Ann-Margret should try a comeback with electronica music in the likes of Cher and Madonna!!

This is the best Disco album ever... and why not? It's Ann-Margret! Sultry and fabulous. No one does it better. If you love disco when it was glamorous, you will love this album. If you love Ann-Margret, you won't want to miss this one. Take it with you to the gym on your iPod for a great workout. While you're at it, highly recommended is the EP Hold Me, Squeeze Me - not to be missed.

Paul Sabu, who's music tended to be tinged with rock elements, was a very busy man in 1979. Just from the top of my head, I know he produced Debbie Jacobs, Sister Power, his own album and of course, the talented and lovely lady known worldwide as Ann-Margret. The overall feel of this album is steamy sexiness. The two dance hits from the album "Midnight Message" and "Love Rush" are pretty rockin' disco cuts. "What I Do To Men" is a mid-tempo song with a slinky groove. But my favorite track on the album is "For You', the last track on the album. It's very sexy and beautifully produced. Ann-Margret has always shown she can handle all types of music and this album is further proof of that.

Fabulous disco confection produced by the master of AOR guitar Paul Sabu. Ann-Margret was at her vocal and stylish peak when she recorded this album of breathy, husky and inevitably sexy vocals backed with deep thumping base and Paul Sabu's racey rock guitar.

This reissued classic is still available on ITUNES for $9.99 as well as the "Everybody Needs Somebody SOmetimes" single. And probably from the original distributer.

This album in my opinion doesn't measure up to the calibre of her previous work. It reminds me of Olivia's Totally Hot album after years of Country. Just not her style.