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| Passionate songs, vocal soul power. Put It On Paper (w/Al Green), Let Your Will Be Done (w/Ricky Dillard), Lovin' Is Really My Game, She Can't Love You, etc. |
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| 1 Seasons |
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| 2 She Can't Love You |
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| 3 All Green (Interlude) |
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| 4 Put It on Paper |
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| 5 Tonight's the Night |
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| 6 Lovin' Is Really My Game |
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| 7 I Can't Get Over You |
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| 8 Let Your Will Be Done |
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| 9 Advice |
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| 10 You Always Cared |
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| 11 Where Would I Be |
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| 12 I'm Your Friend |
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| 13 Love Is What We Need |
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Album Review
Thunder-voiced diva Ann Nesby delivers another unheralded gem in "Put it on Paper", a smooth album of R&B and soul that rests on her excellent vocals. Boasting an incredible range and a sharp mind for the genre, this set of songs is a great example of the vast amount of talent in the genre that goes without mainstream recognition. Her songs are in great shape this time around, brining to mind everyone from Maxwell to the Pointer Sisters at different times. "She Can'T Love You" is a depressing anthem of yearning that really showcases Nesby's beautiful voice, while "Lovin' Is Really My Game" is a super-charged disco track that would have been huge 25 years earlier (although it always has potential as a techno remix). But the highlight is the title track, which features a powerhouse vocal from Nesby and an intensely passionate guest appearance from the incomparable Al Green. Shedding producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis for all but one song, she also proves that she stands in no one's shadow when it comes to her own music. Fans of good soul music should give this a listen, Nesby is a talent that easily impresses. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide
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