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Music CD: Waiting To Exhale: Original Soundtrack Album
List Price: $13.98
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Manufacturer: Arista
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Tracks:
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1. Exhale (Shoop Shoop) - Whitney Houston
2. Why Does It Hurt So Bad - Whitney Houston
3. Let It Flow - Toni Braxton
4. It Hurts Like Hell - Aretha Franklin
5. Sittin' Up In My Room - Brandy
6. This Is How It Works - TLC
7. Not Gon' Cry - Mary J. Blige
8. My Funny Valentine - Chaka Khan
9. And I Gave My Love To You - Sonja Marie
10. All Night Long - SWV
11. Wey U - Chante Moore
12. My Love, Sweet Love - Patti La Belle
13. Kissing You - Faith Evans
14. Love Will Be Waiting At Home - For Real
15. How Could You Call Her Baby - Shanna
16. Count On Me - Whitney Houston
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0078221879620
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Arista
Manufacturer: Arista
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Arista
Release Date: 1995-11-14
Studio: Arista
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Really good soundtrack
Comment: It's the second time I buy it as I lost the first CD. Very romantic, a great soundtrack, timeless.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Awesome CD!
Comment: I had a copy that I let someone borrow and they didn't return. I definitely won't let this one get away from me. All of the songs are great, but one of my favorites is Chaka Khan's rendition of "My Funny Valentine."
Customer Rating:
Summary: Pure perfection by all
Comment: I loved the album. Great music with diverse artists. A must have for all fans out there.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Waiting To Exhale
Comment: This album features the most beautiful soulful voices. I couldn't live without it. Pure perfection.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great soundtrack
Comment: This is one of those movies and soundtracks that will always be in the collection. It has some really beautiful pieces and I still enjoy listening to it, after all of these years..
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Editorial Reviews:
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Waiting to Exhale is the exception that proves the rule about mish-mash '90s soundtrack albums. Even though it features 22 different female voices, the album boasts a rare continuity because Babyface wrote or cowrote 15 of the songs and produced all 16. Moreover, the gifted R&B artist used every song to explore the film's theme of women trying to balance self-respect and romantic desire. Not only has Babyface (nee Kenny Edmonds) created a fascinating song suite, he has produced one of the best middle-of-the-road-pop, adult- contemporary albums of the decade. Mary J. Blige stakes out a claim as the new diva on the block with an astonishing performance on "Not Gon' Cry." Babyface's music and lyrics suggest a woman barely holding back a swelling flood of anger and heartache, and Blige's brilliant vocal captures both the agitation and the restraint. --Geoffrey Himes
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