Keith Sweat

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80s contemporary rnb r&b new jack swing urban hip hop rnb hip-hop soul slow jams keith sweat r and b male vocalist 90s 90s rnb rhythm and blues

Top Albums

	The Best of Keith Sweat: Make You Sweat
	I'll Give All My Love to You
	Just Me
	Make It Last Forever
	Keith Sweat
	A Christmas of Love

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Keith Sweat - Nobody [Lyrics]
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Keith Sweat - Twisted
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Keith Sweat & Jacci McGhee - "Make It Last Forever"
If you have requests, just send me a message! Keith Sweat feat. Jacci McGhee "Make It Last Forever" From the album: Make It Last Forever Released: 1988

I Want Her
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Keith Sweat - How Deep Is Your Love + Lyrics
How deep is your love Is your love How deep is your love How, oh, how How deep is your love Oh, how's your love Been all day thinkin', all night wonderin' Why love has to change You kiss me, but it's not real Tell me what happened Are we living a lie, baby Is that magic gone Ooh, do you feel the same way you used to, girl Ooh, tell me is it wrong for us to...

Keith Sweat (Featuring Kut Klose) - Get Up On It
Keith Sweat(Featuring Kut Klose)- Get Up On It. From the 1994 album "Get Up on It"

Keith Sweat feat. LL Cool J - Why me baby
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keith sweat - Make it Last Forever feat Jackie McGhee
Sweat Hotel Live

Keith Sweat Nobody feat Athena Cage
Sweat Hotel Live

Keith Sweat - Get Up On It feat Kute Klose
the sweat hotel

Keith Sweat feat. Snoop Dogg - Come And Get With Me
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Keith Sweat - My Body
in memory of Gerald levert Keith sing this song . god bless you gerald , i remenber you . peace

KEITH SWEAT "RIGHT & WRONG WAY"
KEITH SWEAT SWEPT THE WORLD OFF IT'S FEET, WITH MANY OF HIS SOULFUL SONGS. THIS SONG HAPPENS TO BE ONE OF MY FAVS, SO I NEEDED TO POST IT NOT ONLY FOR ME, BUT FOR ALL YOU KEITH SWEAT LOVERS OUT THERE. THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY TO START YOUR NIGHT OR DAY, THE KEITH SWEAT WAY:) ENJOY! (((ONE)))

Classicz: Keith Sweat featuring Athena Cage - Nobody
1996 Keith Sweat featuring Athena Cage - Nobody Peaked: #3 VIDEO FEATURES THE TWO MOST BEAUTIFUL FEMALES IN THE ACTING BIZ: LAUREN LONDON MEAGAN GOOD VERY SEXXY VID!!! Title: Keith Sweat - Nobody lyrics Artist: Keith Sweat Visitors: 24818 visitors have hited Nobody Lyrics since Feb 12, 2007. Print: Keith Sweat - Nobody Lyrics print version [Keith] I...

Somebody - Keith Sweat
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Keith Sweat Feat. Paisley Bettis Suga suga suga
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Keith Sweat Right and a Wrong way
From his 1987 debut album Make it last forever verse1~ You may be young but you're ready -Ready to learn You're not a litle girl, you're a woman -Take my hand Let me tell you baby I'm yours for the taking So you can -Do as you please Don't take my love for granted You're all I -I'll ever need Hold me, in your arms And never let me go ~Chorus~ There's a right...

Keith Sweat Ft. Keyshia Cole - Love U Better
Keith Sweat Ft. Keyshia Cole - Love U Better

keith sweat ft silk - let me lick you up and down
lyrics---- Freak me baby aawww yea (4x) (Chorus) let me lick you up and down till you say stop let me play with you baby make you real hot let me do all the things you want me to do cuz to night baby I want to get freaky with you baby don't you understand I wanna be your next man I wanna make your body scream then you will just know what I mean 24 caret gold...

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	The Best of Keith Sweat: Make You Sweat Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (28 Reviews) The Best Thing A Keith Sweat Fan Could Ask For The CD is great and perfect for anyone who is a true Keith Sweat fan. All of his biggest and best hits are there from his career. I purchased this CD for my mother as a gift and she absolutely loved it! All her favorites in one place. I would highly recommend. sory never liked keith sweat I'm glad his career is defunct we don't want begging azz wussies with punk azz songs like the ones he made now he can come out the closet like johnny gill did. A Must for Keith Sweat fans This album is a must-have for Keith Sweat fans! Unless you've bought his other albums when they were originally released, there's no reason to buy any of his other albums if you have this one. Just about all of his popular tracks are on this album, aside from a few of his obscure hits. "Make It Last Forever" is a favorite for anyone that enjoys slow jams from the old school days, and "I Want Her" should bring back memories of the late '80's high school dances. This album also has "A Right And A Wrong Way" and "How Deep Is Your Love", which were a couple of his really popular slow jams. No Keith Sweat fan should be without this one in his/her collection, and the album contains enough tracks to keep the CD going for more than just a short drive. All I can say is "aaahhhh" the perfect Friday or Saturday, sitting compfy, sipping something good, and listen! Seriously good old-school New Jack Swing Loathrio At His Best Keith Sweat is one of the premeire R&B soul singers in the game. Although Mr. Sweat hasn't released a CD of new material in four years, I'm really anxious to see what he could do with the writing skills of Ne-Yo, Sean Garret, Johnta Austin and the production of The Underdogs. The Best of Keith Sweat: Make You Sweat compiles most of the tracks that made R&B crooner Keith Sweat one of the most popular and influential of the '90s new jack swingers. Along with Teddy Riley, Tony! Toni! Toné!, and Bell Biv Devoe, Sweat defined the forward-looking but history-mindful new jack sound that combined old-school aesthetics with hip-hop rhythms. Culled from all five of his consecutive number one R&B albums, the tracks here include such ubiquitous radio hits as "I Want Her" and "Make You Sweat" along with stellar singles including "Nobody" and solid album cuts like "My Body.
	I'll Give All My Love to You Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (16 Reviews) Are You People Smoking Crack!? This CD is a masterpiece. Not too many songs. The production was stepped up a few notches. Give the dude some credit for not repeating himself with the same old formula. I also remember the videos were top notch as well. This came out the first year I went to summer school in college. Played it while I studied between classes and late at night. Don't be fooled by all the other reviewers that are hating on this masterpiece. I'll Give All My Love To You Everyone that know me knows that I'll give All My Love To You is my song and will be played at my wedding one day. Not As Strong As The First or His Latter Work Just Aight As a fan I felt that Keith Sweat suffered a huge sophmore slump with his I'll Give All My Love to You disc. The fast club orienated tracks just weren't as strong this time around and there were only two slow jams;I'll Give All My Love To You and Merry Go Round that impressed me. Sweat came back hard on his thrid CD Keep It Comin but this is the one Sweat CD that I gets little roation in my CD player. NICE SOPHMORE ALBUM!!!!! I LIKE THIS ALBUM. IT SEEMS LIKE JUST YESTERDAY THAT THIS ALBUM HAD CAME OUT. I LIKE KEITH SWEAT'S MUSIC BUT THIS IS ANOTHER MUST HAVE ALBUM BY KEITH SWEAT I PERSONALLY LIKE KEITH HE IS A GREAT ARTIST AND DEFINITELY LAYS IT DOWN. MY FAVORITES ON HERE ARE MERRY GO ROUND, I'LL GIVE ALL MY LOVING TO YOU, JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS, AND I KNEW THAT YOU WERE CHEATING ON ME. I LIKE THIS WHOLE ALBUM IT IS A MUST HAVE FOR ANY KEITH SWEAT FAN. GREAT ALBUM I got this tape along with Make It Last Forever for my tenth birthday. I love every song on this album (especially Your Love, Pt. 2, Knew You Were Cheating, and Make you Sweat). I also like the remixes (which are not on this tape) of Your Love, Merry Go Round, and extended Make You Sweat. Where are these remixes??
	Just Me Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (34 Reviews) Another Great Sweat Album Keith delivered again! It's classic Keith but a little updated. He sounds great and the music and lyric content is the bomb as usual. If you're a fan you have to add it to your collection and if you're not get with the program. The King of New Jack Swing is back!!! I'm not sure where the inspiration came from this time around but I'm glad he found it! 'Just Me' is arguably the tightest and most consistent Keith Sweat album since 'Get Up On It', all those years back. At a solid 12 tracks and zero distracting interludes, Keith has stayed true to himself by eschewing any gimmickry and cookie-cutter fare that passes for adult contemporary R&B on the airwaves these days. There's no room for filler on here. The Top 5 tracks (in no particular order) are 'What's A Man To Do', 'Love You Better' (feat. Keyshia Cole), 'Me And My Girl', 'Somebody' (feat. Chris "F.L.O." Conner) and 'Sexiest Girl'. The rest of the album is made up of above-average songs and these make for enjoyable listening. Pity his record label isn't big on promotion because this record deserves to do well! Sorry, I'm still stuck in late 80's I've heard every last one of Keith's albums since Make It Last 4 Ever, and for me, hands down, that one is still his best one. Just about every track was a hit and he hasn't been able to top that feat since. With the exception of a few radio hits/chart toppers here and there "I'll give all my love 2 u" - "There u go" - "Nobody" - "Make U Sweat" - he hasn't done anything else worth my attention. So I'll keep playing that debut till it wears out -- then buy another one! I'm gonna make it last 4 ever! Great Stuff! I have always loved his albums some better than others. This one is really really good. Love it...play it over and over. Highly recommended. Check this CD out I'm very impressed with this CD. I usually download my music but I had to buy this CD. I've always been a big fan of Keith Sweat. Some people did't like him because they say he whines in his music. My stand on that is if you are a true Keith Sweat fan, none of that mattered. Whining has always been his style I mean come on, isn't that what made the women hot all over? His new "Just Me" CD is straight on with alot less whining for all the haters. The first time I put it in my car I was like wow! Keith is back in full affect with this new hit just like the oldschool jams he would woo the ladies with and put the fellas in the mood. Keith is back ladies and gentlemen! Big ups!
	Make It Last Forever Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (51 Reviews) good as gold this cd brought back all of the memories I was looking for and more. my friends were impressed, as well as myself. It was money well spent, for memories to be refreshed at will!!! Keith Sweat Found Forever Keith Sweat's debut album from 1987 is nothing short of excellent. Here we find a young Keith Sweat singing his amazing slow jams, full of emotion, intensity and mostly dealing with intimate relationship. Produced by a then quite unknown Teddy Riley that made this album his blueprint for the patented "New Jack Swing" style that combined R&B with Hip Hop beats. The sub-genre would be dominating the R&B scene til the mid 90's and it spawned followers such as R. Kelly's Public Announcment, Bobby Brown, Bell Biv DeVoe, Blackstreet, Boyz II Men and obviously Riley's own band Guy that populized New Jack Swing the following year with their debut Guy and Bobby Brown's Don't Be Cruel that further expanded the popularity of the music. Out of the 8 songs here we find both typical slow jamz and catchy midtempo's but always with the same message. Just like other reviewers pointed out, Keith Sweat may not be remembered for his vocal capacity but he makes the best out of what he got and always giving alot of intensity and emotion, which makes him one of the finest Slow Jam singers of his generation. And who can not see themselves in some of the lyrics here?. "Something Ain't Right" about the fear of a girlfriend cheating on you and "Don't Stop Our Love" about the desire to meet your girlfriend after a long day at work and then the title track love duet with Jacki McGhee about wishing wonderful love feeling will last forever and "Right And Wrong Way" (recently covered by Mario on Go is one of my alltime favorite slow jams. His only big Pop hit was however the Bobby Brown sounding "I Want Her" that recahed #5 but I think it's the weakest song here. The other songs are good here including a stunning cover of the Dramatics hit "In The Rain" and "Tell Me It's Me You Want" and "How Deep is Your Love". The running time is just over 40 minutes but you got everything you'd ask for during that brief playing time. Sweat/Riley wrote all new songs together on this album and with the release of this album they had set the tone for the upcoming half decade of R&B. If you're further interested in Keth Sweat, also check I'll Give All My Love to You and his self titled 1996 album Keith Sweat. Classic and highly influentual album that should be part of every R&B collection. Still his best album One of the great pioneers of new-jack swing, Keith Sweat (whose real last name is Crier) came on the scene at just about the time that NJS was starting to emerge, and despite this being one of the sub-genre's first such albums, it remains one of the best. He hit big with the upbeat "I Want Her", and despite not being one of his hits, the gorgeous ballad "Right And A Wrong Way" is frequently played on my local classic soul station. His steamy rendition of The Dramatics' "In The Rain" is also first-rate. a Classic from Keith Sweat this album was the one that got New jack swing truly kicked into full gear. Keith Sweat and Teddy Riley were unstoppable together on this New jack Swing classic. I want her is still the jam. the smooth classic title track is timeless. something just ain't right is a banger as well. this album feels just as fresh now as it did twenty years back. Keith Sweat could make a jam about Cow Milk and I bet cash money that a Cow would start to overflow because Keith can Beg like nobody's business,but make it work. Make It Last Forever.........and ever I am not the biggest Keith Sweat fan but this is by far the best LP he put out. Standout songs include "Right and a Wrong Way", "How Deep is Your Love", "I Want Her", "In the Rain" and the title track. This a New Jack Swing classic by perhaps the genre's best singer.
	Keith Sweat Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (39 Reviews) Nobody does it like Keith... This is one of my favorite Keith Sweat albums and it's timeless! I can listen to it often and never grow tired of any of the many fascinating songs this album produces. It's sensual, with a lot of bassy beats and melodies, a riveting set of songs blending seamlessly together. My favorite songs... 1. Twisted 9/10 - Vocals are outstanding to this uptempo beat! 2. Funky Dope Lovin' - Again, the vocals and rhythms of this song are awesome. 3. In the Mood 10/10 - This reminds me of a Friday night with a glass of Merlot...mmmm...slow and smooth. 4. Nobody 10/10 - this is almost as great as "Make it Last Forever" in terms of Keith's duets with female artists. 5. Chocolate Girl - 11/10...this is just my favorite! And ironically I love chocolate and it's slow, sweet and tasty! Take a bite (...I mean listen)...mmmmm. If you like slow jams and music that you take in slow, then you'll enjoy this CD. Thanks Keith for making lasting memories for me with this CD! I have been and will always be a big fan of your music! Self-titled Beyond Slammin' I was very excited owning this CD. You talk about a body of love hits from the beggin' man himself, this CD exemplifies being "In The Mood" beyond belief. Having Ron Isley duetting with you only helps to excel the quality. Also, with his remake of Slave's "Just A Touch", my homeboy said it best: HE TOOK THAT SONG AND SANG IT LIKE IT WAS HIS! I second that. To any die-hard, hopeless romantic, this CD is a must have. Simple Review Good CD. Bring back some of the old school songs that puts women in that mood. Keith Sweat's second strongest album Keith Sweat returned with a veganance with his 1996 self titled album. The album along with New Edition's Home Again showed that New Jack Swing artists could easily adjust to the changing sound of nineties. The singles from the album Twisted, Nobody,Just A Touch and Come With Me were all top notch and can still fill a dance floor. Some of the stronger songs on the CD that could have been singles were Yumi and Chocolate Girl. If you don't have this album you need to add it to your collection. OLD MEMORIES ALBUM I don't think there is an album out there that brings back old memories for me like this one. I turn on the first song and I swear it's '96 again and I'm back in Knoxville TN with my family. Nothin but classics.
	A Christmas of Love Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (4 Reviews) Strong holiday set from Keith (3.5/5) Keith Sweat's 2007 Christmas album "A Christmas of Love" isn't as well known as the holiday offerings from many of his R&B contemporaries, but it is a strong release. The nine tracks include eight originals, and Keith keeps very true to his legendary smooth style. As is the case on his most recent recordings, his voice sounds higher than some of his casual listeners may recall from his classic 90s records, but he still sounds great with his unmistakable nasal delivery and intonation. Some songs are certainly more memorable than others, but it's a very likable set with a balance of joyful, upbeat winter songs and slow yuletide ballads. Production is also good. Highlights include his rendition of standard "The Christmas Song" and the slow, begging "Be Your Santa Claus." My favorite songs are the heartfelt "All I Want for Christmas," a wonderful ballad, and the closer "Under the Tree," which is also excellent. Keith's Christmas album is certainly a worthwhile purchase for his fans, because he continues to provide the type of music that has made him a perennial favorite for two decades, here in the Christmas setting. Didn't really enjoy this CD Keith Sweat is an okay singer. He has an unique voice and style of music. But I didn't really enjoy this Christmas album and I like R/B christmas albums (Brian McKnight, Ledisi, Boyz II Men...). The beats and style of every song on the album sounded like something you would hear in the 80's or the early 90's when he first came out. He didn't try to get with the sound that today's listeners are accustomed to like Mariah Carey did on her last album. That is probably why it didn't sell too good. But if you are a true Keith Sweat Fan, then you would probably like it because it sounds like every other album he recorded including the ones from way back when. Great Christmas CD!! This is a great CD from Keith Sweat for Christmas! All songs are original songs from Keith with some good mood-setting tunes to get your holidays started off right! That Keith Sweat style, but all about the Christmas mood I've been a fan of Keith Sweat's since 1987 and, despite the occassional slight departure from his bass-heavy, keyboard-driven R&B style, his style has pretty much stayed the same, and that's a good thing. He has a tried and true style that's as entertaining and good as it was back in the late 1980s. And that style is here on his Christmas album -- the sound's the same, but the topics are all about the holiday. Some may not like that he doesn't perform such classics as "The Christmas Song" the traditional way, but given the familiarity of the old classic performances of such a song, it's good to hear that Keith Sweat just sang it in his style, rather than changing to mimic what we've already heard before and know full well. Just As Good As The First Two Many music critics and fans felt that with Keep It Comin, that Mr. Sweat didn't leave up to the promise shown on his first two CD'S. In one aspect the up-tempo material wasn't as strong but the ballads including the I Want To Love You Down,There You Go Tellin Me No Again, and Give Me What I Want are all very good. The two up-tempo singles released from the album Why Me Baby and the self-titled track were also very good.
	Keep It Comin' Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (17 Reviews) Mostly boring This album is so boring in most places. I don't know where Keith Sweat's head was at. It doesn't keep your attention on the second half. Keep it Comin' was okay, but the other songs Keith produced as well as Joe Public were lousy. He was smart to include There You Go from New Jack City, but the songs before and after it are so bland, It seemed like the formula that worked for Keith Sweat's first two albums didn't work here. I fell to sleep while hearing the album's second half--how can anyone create such dull songs on here? Sweat's trademark whining just does not blend with these songs. If he had wanted to, he would have given these songs to Usher instead of singing them himself--they'd be better under him(Usher). But I warn you, don't get this album--it's going to let you down! Comin' With a 2.5! Keith Sweat's 1991 release didn't come off as the usual or other releases of his. For starters, Keith is mostly known for his bumping slow jams and he didn't let us down with the ones on here. As a matter of fact, that was the only thing that kept this one from being a total disaster. Once getting to track 6 with "I Want To Love You Down" the lp quickly prepares you for the whining and begging that makes him so popular. It couldn't have got any better with "Give Me What I Want" featuring Silk on background and taking the song to the next level of sexiness. Silk and Mr. Sweat invites you with "The Ten Commandments Of Love" with the background vocals saying, "...come on, come on, come on, come on baby...". Maybe this release would have been better if it was an entire Keith Sweat & Silk release. Keith Sweat at his best Most people say that this is Keith Seat's weakest effort (not including the material he released after "Still In The Game" in 1998). Maybe it's the memories I combine with these songs, but I just love all of them (and believe it or not, also the fast songs are great). My favorites are "Going For Mine(s)", "Love you Down" and of course "There You Go". This CD is great! Buy it, only 2 left in stock! KEITH SWEAT (Top 7 CDs in order): 1. KEEP IT COMIN' (91) 2. MAKE IT LAST FOREVER (87) 3. KEITH SWEAT (96) 4. I'll GIVE ALL MY LOVE TO YOU (90) 5. STILL IN THE GAME (98) 6. LSG Levert Sweat Gill (97) 7. Get Up On It (94) Damn, Keith was the man of the 90s. Fire!!!! I loved this cd from when it came out in '91 until i brought it again in '03!!!i love every song from "why me baby","i wanna love u down","going for mines",there u go","give mw what i want",and the "10 commendments".This is a very good album I love it!!! Great This CD of course is good. I am a huge Keith Sweat fan. Love his songs.
	Get Up on It Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (18 Reviews) Another decent Sweat CD After scoring massive success with his first two albums, Make It Last Forever and I'll Give All My Love to You, Keith Sweat's third album, Keep It Comin', signaled something of a creative and commercial slump for the new jack pioneer, which continued through 1994's Get Up on It. However, Get Up on It is not a bad album by any means. In fact, the set is classic Keith Sweat, filled to the brim with the pleading ballads that made this Harlem crooner so popular. Sweat began to utilize female background vocals, courtesy of Kut Klose, to full effect on this album, especially on the hit title track (one of the album's shining moments), a trend that he perfected on his huge 1996 self-titled comeback album. So Get Up on It finds Sweat in a stage of transition, leaving the formula that began to grow stale on Keep It Comin' and beginning to feature female backing vocals at center stage, somewhat similar to what Barry White and Luther Vandross had done before him. Get Up on It churned out two other singles, the up-tempo yet slightly unimaginative "How Do You Like It?" (which, as the set's lead single, didn't really work to catapult the album to massive early sales) and the big ballad "When I Give My Love," which is pure Keith Sweat. Other standouts include "Put Your Loving Through the Test," featuring the late Roger Troutman, and "Telephone Love." For fans of classic Keith Sweat, R&B ballads, and mid-tempo grooves, this album will do. Positions Triple threat, Keith Sweat; step up his game with his fourth release Get Up On It. This album begins with "Interlude (How Do You Like It?)" simply ask the question followed by "What make you feel good, baby?" that he seem to give the listeners. "How Do You Like It? (Part 1 & 2)" featuring Left Eye for this feel good tune and the remix which features a never ending bass line throughout. The titles seem to add to the opening interlude as "It Gets Better" gets even better. This song is a highlight for this album with it memorable bass and Keith's strong lyrical skills, production and yes, evens the whining. The title track featuring Kut Klose steals the spotlight with the slow grinding track and the dimension added by the ladies is quite inviting. Again, to complete the feeling, "Feels So Good" is an up-beat track with rougher elements to broaden his range as well as "Intermission Break". "My Whole World" latches perfectly to continue the flow of the album with great ease. Sweat's strength lie with his sense of mood setting and it becomes apparent on "Grind On You" to "When I Give My Love". "When I Give My Love" contains sexual connotations with lyrics such as "...in and out, out and in..." which is all that need to be said. "Put Your Lovin' Through The Test" featuring Roger Troutman is a perfect collaboration as the two combine for the one, two punch. After the interlude to "Telephone Love" you're invited to "Come Into My Bedroom". The titles define the mood, action and even the goal for the evening. This LP concludes with "For You (You Got Everything)" with the lights still dim and the night creeps to a near halt. Keith Sweat set the mood, said the words for you and serenaded the woman. It seems as if he did most of the work for you, but there's only one thing he left out for you to handle. This may be the hard part. Clearly Underestimated This Album!!!! I always thought "Get Up On It", Keith Sweat's fourth album as underrated from his other albums, but since I bought the album about three weeks ago I think I have clearly underestimated this album. The slow songs on this album is arguably his best material! "It Gets Better", "Get Up On It", and "Grind On You" are my three favorites from this album. But Keith, take it from me, STICK TO THE SLOW SONGS!!! Get up!!! What can I say. I am slowly collecting all of his work. In my opinion this album is consistant with some of his better work. Strangly enough for such well crafted music as Keith's is, it takes a while for the grooves to sink in. Eventually they do and pow! "When I give my love" "Lovin thru the test" are crafted in the finest soul r&b tradition and the execution raises the bar. "My world" is my favorite track. If you are a new KS listener I would recommend something else. Personally his most accessible work is the self titled KS released back in 96. I love this album, so do my girls ...BR>This is a great CD. I would recommend I love it - he hasn't lost it @}->--- After an excellent intro (like a radio dial being turned and each 'station' is playing an old song of Keiths like Make It Last Forever, Twisted, Your Body etc), comes Things which is a great funky and upbeat song. I also love the smooth and mellow Whatcha Like and the cool Real Man. I see that other people think he's lost his touch, but I don't hear that. To me, this is on par with his earlier work. I'm playing it on my iPod all the time. Sure he is talented enough to not have to collaborate, but this is the same quality of music and vocals that I've come to love over the years. I still believe in him and love his sound and hopefully his other true fans will too. I love this cd and hope you enjoy it too.
	Didn't See Me Coming Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (13 Reviews) Keith, you're slipping... I see that not many people reviewed this album; maybe it's because they don't own it. After dropping the LSG and his self-titled album, his next albums were a step down each, including this one. First off, Sweat is better at slow jams, so all of the uptempo jams on this album are filler. Also, what's up with all the guest rappers, especially Lil Wayne, of all people, on "Why You Treat Me So Cold"? Sweat's trying to fit in with the younger audience, complete with trendy lyrics and slangified titles (see "I Put U On", even though Rodney Jerkins' piano-driven production is pretty tight). See, he has the same problem as Mary J. Blige and R. Kelly. Over a decade in the game and he is still kicking the same stuff that appealed to his now grown-up fans in hopes to gain some new ones. The fans grew up, but he hasn't. The good songs on this album are "Caught Up", "Don't Have Me" (with Dave Hollister and profane lyrics), and "Games", and yes, they are slow ballads. But even the slow ballads on this album lack the appeal that "Make It Last Forever" and "Yumi" had. Speaking of which, the first single, "I'll Trade (A Million Bucks)" with Lil' Mo, talks about finding someone who can look past their superstar status and fall in love with them as a person, making it a song that hardly anyone can relate to. I didn't buy Keith's new album, Rebirth, yet, but I don't know if I want to: his first track, "One on One", is dependent on an Isley Bros. sample. Maybe Keith should just retire. Smooth R&B from the king keeps us sweating Sure, this isn't a pure album in musical terms..it's a bit of R&B, a bit of Rap, and with a touch of Hip-Hop..but it's refreshing to have variety..and refreshing to receive a work from an artist who's not lost his unique and captive edge in the years he has been in the game. Yes, Keith is definitely still in the game. Please keep it coming Keith...respect!! But Keith, "I'll trade a million bucks for someone's love who don't come with a price"..Bit of a contradiction ain't it?!! Hey we still love ya though ;) Keith Sweat's Billboard Hot 100 Chart History Keith Sweat: Billboard Hot 100 Chart History: Song; Date; Weeks on chart; Highest position 1 I Want Her 01-16-1988 20 5 2 Something Just Ain't Right 05-14-1988 5 79 3 Make It Last Forever KEITH SWEAT & JACCI McGHEE 07-23-1988 11 59 4 All Nite ENTOUCH FEATURING KEITH SWEAT 01-13-1990 7 71 5 Make You Sweat 06-02-1990 21 14 6 I'll Give All My Love To You 12-01-1990 20 7 7 Your Love 06-15-1991 9 71 8 Keep It Comin' 11-30-1991 20 17 9 Why Me Baby? 04-11-1992 17 44 10 How Do You Like It? 03-26-1994 20 48 11 When I Give My Love 08-06-1994 4 85 12 Get Up On It KEITH SWEAT FEATURING KUT KLOSE 10-15-1994 16 62 13 Twisted 06-22-1996 38 2 14 Nobody KEITH SWEAT FEATURING ATHENE CAGE 10-05-1996 35 3 15 Come With Me KEITH SWEAT FEATURING RONALD ISLEY 06-14-1997 11 68 16 Am I Dreaming OL' SKOOL FEATURING KEITH SWEAT & XSCAPE 02-07-1998 13 31 17 Come And Get With Me KEITH SWEAT FEATURING SNOOP DOGG 10-24-1998 15 12 18 I'm Not Ready 03-13-1999 10 16 SOMETHING DIFFERENT....Giving R Kelly competition This Cd was almost judged by its cover....the ole beggar Keith we have known for ages now. But this Cd features smooth laid back track with several featuring artist that keep you busy. By keeping the mood right and just chilling. Play it from begining to end. But you'll never...Never hit skip or FFWD. Promise! R Kelly talented yes...consistent NO. I have to admit R Kelly had some nice tracks ...undressing himself on one track ...fiesta Ricky Martin type stuff on another... nice commercial song I Wish and you've sold a million albums. Great Of course Keith Sweat music sounds good. I love just about all of his CDs.
	Still in the Game Buy it from Amazon Download it from 7Digital (26 Reviews) Sweat Is Still Delivering The Goods After delivering his excllent self titled disc two years prior , Keith Sweat returned with Still in the Game. Sweat is still capable of making decent records a decade into his career. He knows the secret of a good slow-groove album: seduction on the most intimate of levels and this is apparent on the tracks In Your Eyes,Rumors and Can We Make Love. Sweat also throws a cool sexuality in his grooves and moves. And on the opening "Come and Get with Me," Sweat (with a little help from Snoop Dogg) spins R&B hip-hop into a wondrous orbit. Almost as good as "Keith Sweat" (...) I like this Cd BUT! It is not as good as "Get Up" and K.S. I must confess I listen mostly to Rock (Metallica, GnR, Classic Rock) but for dates with my girlfriend this (stuff) works! The smoothest love melodies and best of everything- production songwriting are all the best. (...) Best CD Ive ever listened to This is the best CD I have ever listned to. I you love soul and R&B you must get this CD. Every song on this CD is A quality. This work is Keiths best yet. What else is there to say?! Go buy the CD!!! TO EVERY KEITH SWEAT FAN: DONT FORGET ABOUT KEITHS NEW CD THATS COMING OUT ON NOVEMBER 14, 2000 TITLED "DIDNT SEE ME COMING" GO GET IT WHEN IT COMES OUT IN STORES. PEACE!! One of the best R&B CDs Ive ever listened to Keith Sweats best CD and one of the best R&B CDs I've ever listened to. I thought that "Keith Sweat" was Keiths last CD in 1996. I didn't think he could overcome the rising R&B stars like Usher and Ginuwine. But I was very wrong. Keith has adjusted to the changes in R&B the past few years (such as including popular rappers in his songs) and this CD proves it. The rising stars can't and won't ever be able to match the quality of this CD. This is one of the best R&B CDs of all time.

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