Just a Little More Love

David Guetta | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (February 10, 2004)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Astralwerks
• ASIN: B0000UJK6K
• In-Print Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #335,228 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Just A Little More Love (Wally Lopez Remix Edit)

2. Love, Don't Let Me Go (Original Edit)

3. Give Me Something (Deep In My Heart) (Vocal Edit)

4. Can't U Feel The Change

5. It's Allright (Preaching Paris)

6. Sexy 17

7. People Come People Go

8. Just For One Day (Heroes) (Radio Edit)

9. 133

10. Distortion (Vocal Edit Remix)

11. You Are The Music

12. Lately

13. Just A Little More Love (Elektro Edit)

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com

Featuring gospel singer Chris Willis, with hints of Ibiza house and deep soul, David Guetta’s "Just A Little More Love" was a huge dance hit in 2001, and now it’s the showpiece title track for the DJ’s second full-length release. Love is filled with crackling, electro-tinged grooves, and uses an element of glitzy cheese to give the record a silly, anything-goes club vibe. Made for parties, Guetta’s work is endlessly positive, ranging from the sublime, Stardust-like "People Come, People Go," to his riff on David Bowie’s "Just For One Day (Heroes)." A collection of singles like this can sound thrown together, and you can hear when Guetta is coasting ("Give Me Something (Deep In My Heart)," for example). But these songs really are meant to be heard as part of a larger set, on wax just pulled out of a crate. Even the most inept DJ would have an easy time getting people dancing with this compilation in their arsenal, and depending on the dance floor’s pulse, any one of these tracks could be the night’s high point. --Matthew Cooke

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars YES!!!, March 31, 2004

By A Customer

This review is from: Just a Little More Love (Audio CD)

This album is hottttt!!
I especially love the songs with Barbara Tucker, such as "It's Alright" and "Give me Something." Hello, it's the story of my life. Give me something... or nothing at all.
Preach it!

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting twists on dance/electronic, February 12, 2004

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Sarah - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Just a Little More Love (Audio CD)

I first heard of Parisian DJ David Guetta (a fixture in Ibiza and Paris) on the "Pioneer: The Album Vol. 3" while living in Spain (Ibiza CDs are EVERYWHERE) with his fabulous single "Love Don't Let Me Go." After a long wait, "Just A Little More Love" is being released in North America---it's ABOUT TIME!!!. His album is a pleasing blend of styles and moods, all of it intensely danceable.

The main highlight for me was not only Guetta's fantastic mixing, but the soulful, searing vocals by gospel phenom Chris Willis (backing vocalist for Amy Grant ,CeCe Winans, Twilla Paris, Garth Brooks, and Dolly Parton among others) that made the album come alive. "Just A Little More Love" sounds like a throwback to the heyday of the `80s, with elements of funk and disco scattered throughout the driving beats. The album spawned a number of singles, including Ibiza megahit "Love Don't Let Me Go."

This North American release features an altered tracklist from the European debut, adding the Just For One Day (Heroes) remix from Guetta's new album F*** Me I'm Famous (named after an Ibiza tradition), cuts several others (Chris Willis' You, Atomic Food), and substitutes edits for several (Just a Little More Love Elektro edit, Distortion vocal edit, Just a Little More Love Wally Lopez remix edit). The majority of the thirteen songs are vocal-driven, with the exception of 133 and Lately, both instrumentals. Themes range from the noble: social reform (Can't U Feel The Change), self-empowerment (It's Alright), love and desire (the campy Sexy 17, People Come, People Go, Give Me Something, the riveting Love Don't Let Me Go, You Are The Music) and just plain fun (Distortion).

This North American release is much more geared for club play with the addition of Just For One Day and the edits/remixes. A danceable feast for the ears and refreshingly original. Remember to check out Guetta's new album F*** Me I'm Famous as well.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting twists on dance--something for everyone, January 10, 2004

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Sarah - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Just a Little More Love (Audio CD)

I first heard of Parisian DJ David Guetta (*Les Bains Douches*) on the "Pioneer: The Album Vol. 3" while living in Spain (Ibiza CDs are EVERYWHERE) with his fabulous single "Love Don't Let Me Go." After a long wait, "Just A Little More Love" is being released in North America---it's ABOUT TIME!!!. His album is a pleasing blend of styles and moods, all of it intensely danceable.

The main highlight for me was not only Guetta's fantastic mixing, but the soulful, searing vocals by gospel phenom Chris Willis (backing vocalist for Amy Grant ,CeCe Winans, Twilla Paris, Garth Brooks, and Dolly Parton among others) that made the album come alive. "Just A Little More Love" sounds like a throwback to the heyday of the '80s, with elements of funk and disco scattered throughout the driving beats. The album spawned a number of singles, including Ibiza megahit "Love Don't Let Me Go."

The majority of the thirteen songs are vocal-driven, with the exception of 133 and Lately, both instrumentals. Themes range from the noble: social reform (Can't U Feel The Change), self-empowerment (It's Alright), love and desire (You, the campy Sexy 17, People Come, People Go, Give Me Something, the riveting Love Don't Let Me Go, You Are The Music) to just plain fun (Atomic Food, Distortion). A very danceable feast for the ears and refreshingly original. If you enjoy this album, check out Guetta's new album F**k Me I'm Famous (named after an Ibiza tradition) featuring David Bowie remixes and more.