Customer Reviews

Time to Move on

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Billy was my man in the 80s'. He was my first favorite R&B artist that i admired. I loved his music so much and his videos were the jam, and i went to his concert in Seattle in 1988. He was a great singer and a very interesting person, and he definitely loves kids. As one of his best fans i definitely miss his popularity. I do wonder where he is today and i wish him well whatever he is doing. I always remember his heyday and the love he expressed in his songs. I also would love to send this brief shout-out to other Billy Ocean fans. Never forget about this gentleman. The Caribbean king of love songs. God bless him.

I got this Album recently because I wanted to get the tracks that R.Kelly did on this set."Everything's so different without you" was a decent slow-cut but the Other Kelly Produced track "Can we go round again" moved me a bit more.I dug the Sax on that cut.the rest of the Album has some pretty good moments but Billy truly hit His Peak in the very early 80's.still this set has moments.

This is some of the best music that I have ever heard!!! It is a must have cd. It has great beats, a good singer, a good lyrics. Anybody that loves dance music must have this!!!

Born Leslie Charles in Trinidad in 1950, Billy Ocean had massive R&B and pop chart success in the 80s. This 1993 album, his first proper album since "Tear Down These Walls" from 1988, finds him sporting a much different look but still mainly doing the thing that made him famous in the 80s: Caribbean-flavored dance-poppers and a few slow, shimmering ballads. "The World Wants To Dance" from this album is particularly good. Overall, not as strong as some of his brilliant 80s works, but definitely more well-made and familiar-sounding than the passage of 5 years might suggest.

Billy was my man in the 80s'. He was my first favorite R&B artist that i admired. I loved his music so much and his videos were the jam, and i went to his concert in Seattle in 1988. He was a great singer and a very interesting person, and he definitely loves kids. As one of his best fans i definitely miss his popularity. I do wonder where he is today and i wish him well whatever he is doing. I always remember his heyday and the love he expressed in his songs. I also would love to send this brief shout-out to other Billy Ocean fans. Never forget about this gentleman. The Caribbean king of love songs. God bless him.