Customer Reviews

Its Your Move

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Freddie Jackson really did an outstanding job with this CD. If you like a good love ballad, this is the CD for you. It's Your Move and Natural Thang hey what can I say, extremely nice. Don't get me wrong the whole CD is worth it because usually I will listen to a few tracks and that's it, but not this CD I can enjoy all of the tracks. This CD is great for Lover's. Play this while having a romantic evening at home with someone special. It will really set the mood right. Hope you like this CD as much as I do. Keep up the good work Freddie. ENJOY listeners.

Freddie Jackson's It's Your Move ranks right up there with his first few albums that hit so big! He still sounds good today in fine form. Most of the album consists of ballads, but there's a mellow tone on much of them. The uptempo numbers are some of the funkiest he's done in years! The second half kind of drags a bit, but the album has so much good material that you wouldn't even notice it. Although he released it on his own label Martland, it's just as high quality in the sound as your big label, Columbia-Warner Bros.-Geffen-Island Def Jam kind of albums with their slickness.

i love this cd! it has some of the best r&b love songs that i've ever heard in a long time. the musical arrangements are superb & freddie's vocals have never been better. my favorites are "over and over" & "sealed with a kiss", but even the dance song " it's on tonight" is pretty funky too. it took a while to find this cd(i had 2 have it after hearing "natural thang"), but it was well worth the wait. i give it my highest recommendation!

Freddie is here to stay with this album. I truly enjoyed each and every song, which is unsual for me.

A must-have album for all Freddie fans.

"Natural Thang" - what a great song. I had to buy the album. One question. Where/how was this recorded? In someone's basement or an amusement park play studio? The quality is absolutely horrendous! And artists wonder why we are downloading from the internet? I truly wish I would have saved my $15 and recorded the song from the radio on an old cassette tape salvaged from the basement. An atrocity. I though Freddie had more class.