This album came out in 1985, and i know that is past Aretha's prime, but this is one hell of a good pop album, and i don't know if all that many people have even heard of it, classic!

It's a great album.My favorite songs are "Another Night" and "Until You Say You Love Me" The album features more 'pop' than she had ever done before,but it's good pop.

it's a very catchy pop album, but that song sounds exactly like shitney's greatest hits

I recently synced this
I'm almost afraid to listen

but my used to be best friend
rant & fuckin rave about this album
like all the time

I'm almost certain I will listen soon

C'mon now..... this is the album with "Freeway of Love"..... an 80's classic!!!

I like the title song too.

Very fat, synthy bass in there.

I also liked the follow up to this album which had another fave... "Jimmy Lee".

Yeah "freeway of love" is a bit of a classic, but it's probably my least favourte song on the album. "until you say you love me" is gorgeous as is "sweet bitter love", that's the real knock-out song for me. Yeah this is good Pop alright.

alphastreet said:

The song "Who's Zoomin Who" has a chorus that's very similiar to the hook of Whitney's "How Will I Know".Both songs were produced by Narada Michael Walden.

SoulAlive said:

I've always thought that the title track was a great Madonna sounding song, but obviously with a better vocal. Maybe a favorite.I've had the vinyl album for a while but haven't played it yet. I'll have to do that soon.

Weird to see this come up. I was just looking at this 12 inch I have of
different versions of "Who's Zoomin' Who," my favorite being the one listed as "acapella," which is really just one with the music tracks taken out, but I like hearing her voice so clearly. Anybody else get that one?

God, I love that song! When I was in 7th grade it was one of my favorites. I love "Another Night", and "Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves" too.

SoulAlive said:

yeah I heard that too and figured it was the same guy

"Telephone, don't make a sound...", from "Until You Say You Love Me", a track from the WHO'S ZOOMIN' WHO? album. Smoking, Narada made it sound very Prince derivative.
Overall a good effort from Aretha. Certainly brought her back into the popular mainstream with several hit singles from one album:
"Freeway Of Love"
"Who's Zoomin' Who"
"Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You"
"Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves" with Annie Lennox, The Eurhytmics
Also her first platinum album.

RnBAmbassador said:

REALLY!?!? cool
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RnBAmbassador said:

"Another Night" was also released as a single,giving her a total of 5 singles from this album.