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Track Listings
| 1. Never Knew Love Like This (w/Cherrelle) |
| 2. Innocent/Alex 9000/Innocent II |
| 3. Fake |
| 4. All True Man |
| 5. Criticize |
| 6. Saturday Love (w/Cherrelle) |
| 7. If You Were Here Tonight |
| 8. Hearsay '89 |
| 9. (What Can I Say) To Make You Love Me |
| 10. The Lovers |
| 11. What's Missing |
| 12. A Broken Heart Can Mend |
| 13. What Is This Thing Called Love? |
| 14. You Were Meant To Be My Lady (Not My Girl) |
| 15. Love Makes No Sense |
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Alexander O'Neal, along with Luther Vandross, was the public face of male soul in the 1980s. This Greatest Hits compilation, produced mainly by longtime collaborators Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis charts the hits predominantly from his first two albums and a handful of songs from subsequent releases.
Alexander O'Neal, along with Luther Vandross, was the public face of male soul in the 1980s. This Greatest Hits compilation, produced mainly by longtime collaborators Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis charts the hits predominantly from his first two albums and a handful of songs from subsequent releases.
The intro song, "Never Knew Love like This", with label mate Cherrelle epitomises his mid-tempo style, awash with overly slick MIDI instruments and catchy choruses. The big songs here are undoubtedly "Fake" and "Criticise" from the acclaimed second album Hearsay, slightly rougher and more macho than say, "The Lovers" but just as crammed with heartfelt sentiment and soulful tales of love. A welcome inclusion is the duet from Cherrelle's High Priority album, "Saturd