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| Super Freak Pt. 1, Give It To Me Baby, Mary Jane, Loosey’s Rap, Can’t Stop, Ebony Eyes, You And I, Dance Wit Me Pt. 1, Standing On The Top..., etc. |
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| 1 You and I |
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| 2 Mary Jane |
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| 3 Bustin' Out (On Funk) |
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| 4 High on Your Love Suite |
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| 5 Love Gun, Pt. 1 |
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| 6 Big Time [Single Edit] |
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| 7 Give It to Me Baby |
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| 8 Super Freak, Pt. 1 |
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| 9 Fire and Desier |
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| 10 Standing on the Top, Pt. 1 |
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| 11 Dance Wit' Me, Pt. 1 |
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| 12 Cold Blooded |
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| 13 Ebony Eyes |
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| 14 17 [Single Edit] |
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| 15 Can't Stop [Single Edit] |
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| 16 Glow [Single Edit] |
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| 17 Loosey's Rap |
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Album Review
A condensed version of the 2005 Rick James "Gold" collection, "The Definitive Collection" trims the fat found on "Gold" and leaves a nice balance between his most well-known hits and some of his most acclaimed production work with other artists. "Definitive" wastes no time getting into the goods either, starting with the one-two punch of "You And I" and his ode to herbal jazz cigarettes, "Mary Jane." The goods are chronologically arranged, and it's not until the middle of the disc that James' most well-known anthems -- "Super Freak, Pt. 1" and "Give It To Me Baby" -- are found. But it's not only his recordings that make "Definitive" so accessible for casual fans; his production work with Teena Marie, Smokey Robinson, and the Temptations (all included here) will sound instantly recognizable to anyone who listened to R&B radio during the '80s. Lacking any sort of deep cuts, collectors and die-hard fans will most likely already own everything here. But casual fans looking for all the hits would be well served in using this as a starting point to explore further, as "Definitive" has all the hits and then some. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
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