Customer Reviews

Jade to the Max

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Jade was the group! They will always be, no matter how this whole so-called "music" industry slept on them, these girls were a talented bunch. I loved these girls when they first came out and I hope that some day, even though it's been over 10 years, that they reunite and put another good cd better than the first and second to show that they were the talened, savvy, upscale chicks that they were. Of course, the best songs on here are "don't walk away", the first song released from the group. This song was huge back then, and even when it's played today as a classic, it still gets people moving. "One woman" was a nice song too and sounds so good; the song that should have hit the radio airwaves but didn't was "give me what i'm missing" which is such a good, soft and lovely piece with sizzling lyrics and tunes. This proves, once again, that a lot of the time the best songs are the ones that don't get played on the radio and you won't hear until you get the cd. Thus, people should NEVER be closed-minded because that happens ALL THE TIME in the music scene. "Looking for Mr. Do Right" is another good song that should have gotten more play when it came out in the 1993. I loved the video to that song too!In conclusion, Jade was a phenomenal group that should have gotten the recognition and huge limelight they they deserved. No matter how long ago they were, Jade will always be the group!

I believe this was one of the best albums of 1992. Don't Walk Away, I Wanna Love You, One Woman, and Looking for Mr. Do Right, were songs Urban radio kept in heavy rotation, (Radio and Records Magazines, year of 1992 and 1993). The slow songs on this album, as well as the uptempo songs are nice. And besides that, these ladies are nice to look at.........

OH wow. This was my group back in the day. I loved Dont walk a way! Even though the radio played it every two seconds. I wanna love you was also my jam, and one woman and do right and don't ask my neighbor was also good. Wow the whole cd is good. What a rarity now a days. Jade is missed!

Wow, I was looking through some old tapes (before CD's became popular) and here it was Jade. Popped it in while doing some housework. I had forgotten how much I had played these ladies during my high school years and with good reason. Unfortunately, these ladies didn't get a chance to make it to the top and show their true talents with all the competetion from other artist such as EnVogue, Brownstone, SVW, Xscape. Now I know why I still have this box of tapes---this was a good album.

My favorites on this album--all of them.

Jade was one of my favorite groups in the nineties. They, fell into that same old " trap " and broke up like a string of other R&B groups: SWV, Xscape, EnVogue ( partially ), Total, 702. Will the madness ever end? It's a shame that Jade was talented enough to make hit albums but couldn't keep the group together longer than two albums.

Jade to the Max is a great listen. It not only has my favorite " Don't Walk Away ", it also has the biggest hit of 1992, " I Wanna Love You ". The song was played on the film " Class Act " and constantly on the radio. Sigh, why do they lead us on? Why bring on such talent to us if they don't spend time trying to stay together? This cd will make you miss the 90's and REALIZE that true talent lives in the past.

At the time of Jade's debut, Jade To The Max, SWV was just hitting the scene as well. The trio are a lot more talented than their compitition, but fell off with some production issues. The upbeat production of their singles, "Don't Walk Away" and "I Wanna Love You", can very well have you feeling alive all of a sudden. Pleading for pleasure from lovers on "Give Me What I'm Missing" makes you think if there's something missing in your own relationship with this slow sexual groove. "Looking For Mr. Do Right" is another slow grinder completes the overall appeal to this release. Jade's debut calls on your emotional and listening pleasure by the moaning "I Want 'Cha Baby". There are a few fillers on this, but the songs that grabs you, captivates you.

I own this CD and I love it from beginning to end! Not a single track is worth skipping. This is their gold debut album released from '92 featuring popular songs like "Don't Walk Away," "I Wanna Love You," and "Lookin' For Mr. Do Right." I listen to this CD whenever I need some uplifting or just some good music to brighten up my day. This CD has been in my collection for quite some time now and it still gets continuous spins in my CD player. The ladies sing each song with real energy and emotion.
Songs like "Goin' Out With The Girls," "I Want 'Cha Baby," and "Don't Walk Away" really get you moving and add some joy to your day. The songs on this album bring back fond memmories of the good music produced in the early 90's. This is a must have for any music lover of dance or R&B.

man i miss them,a WHOLE LOT.is it just me or is music artists from the early 90's are dissapearing?...........this album was sooo sexy.especialy the song don't walk away,wich would get a rise out of a dead corpse.either way this group is really missed

Great CD to have for the collection and timeless music you can always groove to.

Jade opens up with a bang on their debut CD with a gang of hits like "I Wanna Love You"(featured on Class Act soundtrack), "Don't Walk Away", "One Woman", "Don't Ask My Neighbor", "Looking For Mr. Do Right"(my favorite track), & "Blessed"(outstanding). This CD really put them on the map as an outstanding trio of vocalists with a seductive look especially in the video of "Don't Walk Away". These ladies after En Vogue was just as sexier with their look and personality. This and the second CD are a tie to me but their second CD was more balanced but what makes this CD good is the impact the songs above brings to the table. Jade will go down in the top of female R&B groups in my book for their voices and great professionalism.