Billboard's July 5th issue:

"Stamp Your Feet" will be #1.

leecappella said:

So that makes it 20 #1 Billboard hits for Ms. Summer.

SoulAlive said:

Oh I KNOW SoulAlive is BESIDES himself with JOY! I'm happy for Donna too. She's still hangin' in there with her sexy ass.

blackguitaristz said:

Hey black,did you finally pick up Donna's new CD 'Crayons'? What do you think?

SoulAlive said:

Yeah, I think it's good. Wasn't sure what to expect really. But yeah, ole' Donna is still killin' it.

blackguitaristz said:

it's a solid album,for the most part.My favorite songs are "Drivin Down Brazil","Bringing Down The Reign","I'm A Fire" and the Circuit City-bonus track "It's Only Love".

looks like the ballad "Sand On My Feet" is the next single from this album.

#1 on the Dance chart or the hot 100? Either way its good to see her having an impact.

unkemptpueblo said:

Billboard Dance Club chart

unkemptpueblo said:

Dance chart. I believe this is her 14th No. 1 dance hit.

leecappella said:

I like Im A Fire..its hott. So is Stamp Your Feet. I just started to appreciate "Ourt Love" on the greatest hits. I like how that album segues right in2 all the songs All greatest hits should be this way

paisleypark4 said:

Yeah, some of the Supremes songs on their #1's collection segues into another song, lol.

Donna Summers on tour again, coming to Mystic Lake casino in minneapolis aug 30

Timmy84 said:

it does?? i never picked up that collection

paisleypark4 said:

Some songs run over the length than the released single did. As soon as the single ends, it goes right into the next one, some songs would end longer than most: "Stop! In the Name of Love" ends with the Supremes singing in unison almost before the final "STOP!" and in "Back in My Arms Again", something similar, the girls sung "Satisfied, woo..." It really segues though when it gets to the end of "You Keep Me Hangin' On", the ending is when Diana sings "so let me be, set me free!" Then when it's over, Diana chuckles at the beginning of track 9, "ha-ha, you're crazy!" before "Love Is Here and Now You're Gone" plays.

"Love Is Here And Now You're Gone" is my favorite Supremes song

Does she have any jams on this album? Y'all know what I mean. Don't tell me it's great and then I get it home like Chaka Khan's latest album which has one or two decent cuts on it but nothing ass shakable. I guess that's the word I need to use..."ass shakable". Does Donna have anything ass shakable on this album? If not....next!

vainandy said:

Surprisingly,it's not really a dance album,which is what many people were expecting it to be.But there are a few uptempo jams here..."Stamp Your Feet","Mr.Music","I'm A Fire","Fame (The Game)".....but I honestly don't know if you will like these songs.These aren't retro-sounding dance songs.Give it a listen

vainandy said:

Not really. It's a decently good album but if you're expecting rump shaking joints, you probably wouldn't be happy, lol.

Timmy84 said:

As much as I like the album,I still hope that Donna someday makes an aggressive,all-out dance album.A throbbing,uptempo,modern-day disco album with alot of retro-sounding grooves (like Jamiroquai's recent disco jams).Her fans have been waiting for that.