- Audio CD
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Import
- ASIN: B00000DRA0
- Other Editions: Audio CD | Audio Cassette | Vinyl
- Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 136,273 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Don't It Feel Good |
| 2. Love Me Down |
| 3. Main Course |
| 4. It Takes Two |
| 5. I'll Be Waiting For You |
| 6. Don't Say You Love Me |
| 7. Do Me Again |
| 8. Live For The Moment |
| 9. Second Time For Love |
| 10. I Can't Take It |
| 11. All Over You |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Freddie Jackson makes late night music for adults to chill out too, and this his 4th album is no different and sees him in good form again, with 5 tracks co-penned by Barry Eastwood.
The album opens up with a track which grabs your attention straight away Don't it Feel Good, then into a Freddie special, a romantic slowie with a sax break in the background from Najee great stuff. Track 3 written by Paul Laurence and sounds a bit like Gregory Abbott's Shake you down, I'm glad to say this track is better. Track 4 a dancer then back into the romantic groove.
There are no real killers or fillers on this album just good songs sung well and no need for the remote control just switch it on and settle back with a bottle of wine and some good company.
Everybody wants to own the latest Neo Soul hero CD, these guys are just following the path laid down by the likes of Freddie Jackson and there has never been a better time to catch up some of the old hero's material as it can all be obtained cheaply at Amazon. Freddie's latest CD Its Your Move is also good.
Rating 4 stars
Format:Audio CD
proper rnb smooching music at its best. freddie jackson was big in the 80's with rock me tonight. this cd has been a staple of my collection since its release in the 90's.check out track 11 all over you. great cd by a great artist, add it to your collection today.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Freddie Jackson: the epitome of soulful cool!
11 Jan 2002
Format:Audio CD
Once upon a time in the music industry singers released albums that were chock filled with hits. These were not "greatest hits" packages; they were just craftily and artfully produced recordings showing the singer in all his/her glory.
"Do Me Again" is a perfect example of that trend. The soulful Mr. Jackson shows why he is one of the best "crooners" in R & B history. He is perfection on the following bedroom-friendly tunes: "Love Me Down," "Main Course," the title cut, "Second Time for Love," and "All Over You".
Even on the faster cuts ("It Takes Two," "Don't Say You Love Me," and "I Can't Take It"), the singer is definitely at home with the respective tempos.
Where's a good singer when you need one? Not on the current popular charts.
Not perfect but has its merits and strengths.
7 Dec 2006
Format:Audio CD
This 1990 release was Freddie's fourth solo album. While I agree with the other reviewers that some of the songs sound too similar they were, in fact, much better than what other artists were releasing at the time. While not released as singles, my three favorite tracks are the ballads "Second Time For Love", "Live For the Moment" and the mid-tempo groover "It Takes Two". Freddie was still at his peak vocally and he does not disappoint (although the production values are at times questionable).
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Too many dull ballads here!
26 Sep 2004
Format:Audio CD
Freddie Jackson's Do Me Again is just too dull in most places. Most of the songs sound just like stuff from his 1985, 1986 and 1988 albums. Love Me Down sounds too 1985 to me, it's scary! And don't tell about the bland Do Me Again--it sounds so faceless and the music lacks feeling. Main Course sounds so cheesy and dinky sounding--did someone play that on some cheap $50 keyboards from some flea market? It Takes Two's pseudo-disco sound doesn't help either. But songs like Live For the Moment and Second Time For Love are okay and break away from the '80s similarities of his early hits. Do Me Again sounds so very complacent and stagnant, nothing new to break away from the pattern of his early hits. The Paul Laurence-produced songs are easily the worst that he's done for Freddie and the Barry Eastmond-produced efforts are missing something. I find his other albums far better than this piece of mediocre tripe!
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