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Gotta Go Gotta Leave

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Vivian Green is probably the most beautiful woman alive, and this single, "Gotta Go Gotta Leave" is seriously as beautiful as she is. People must be smoking rocks to not consider this song as a classic. I listened to it every day Summer 05...because she's got an amazing voice. Vivian Green is so much better than all these female RnB singers of the mainstream that just produce commercial garbage like Beyonce. I recommend her whole album called "Vivian"!!

Vivian Green had two big club hits in 2005: "I Like It" and "Gotta Go, Gotta Leave" which both went #1 on the U.S. dance/club charts. Neither one of these are as impressive as her debut solo single, "Emotional Rollercoaster", which is one of the best club songs of the last decade.

Of the mixes on this CD single, only Junior's "27th Street Mix" stands out. His mix fires up some energy out of an otherwise pretty bland song. He brings the necessary diva-side out of this record. The rest of the mixes on this single are really not worth much of anything.

Tracks:
Junior Vasquez 27th Street Club Mix (8:42)
Eddie Baez Anthem Mix (11:09)
Morel's Pink Noise Vocal Mix (7:43)
Morel's Tired Of Love Mix (5:25)
Album Version (4:36)

It's a sad song and the same thing is with the mixes... but Junior made it alright. His mix is the best on the CDS. The Eddie Baez Mix is terrible... like most of his stuff in my opinion - not worth listening. What else can i say - u like Junior -> buy the CDS! If u don't - > don't buy it.