Anyone remember this? Produced by Jam and Lewis and released on the short lived Flyte Tyme label. The album wasn't half bad. Definitetly Janet throwaways were used.

Jam & Lewis used Angel to sing demos for Janet and work out the vocal arrangments before Janet got to the studio. She sounds like Janet circa All For You and after that.

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My personal favorite from the album

I have her cd. It was ok. I liked Kisses Luv Lips too. I wonder what she's up to now. I'm gonna have to look her up.

Never heard of it.

G3000 said:

Anyone remember this?

No.

Dren5 said:

Never heard of it.

I guess you have now! What do you think?

It had potential, but she never really came through the music. People didn't connect with her at all.

jam and lewis classic 4 shore

G3000 said:

My personal favorite from the album

That was my favorite, too!

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I just finished listening to the album. Not your stereotypical Jam & Lewis pop/rock/R&B/funk/hip-hop/dance production. Very soft, tranquil, mellow; almost verging on new age. The music sounds nothing like what was in vogue at the time (not that that's a bad thing). I here more Syreeta than Janet.

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I remember seeing the video on BET when it aired. Sadly she never got that far after that. She must've gotten overwhelmed by the music business (like most).

she axed her own career by not showing up for a industry showcase in new york city.

love Angel Grant, as soon as that album came out I bought it, and the single for Lil Red Boat

But the version the radio played to promo it was not on the album it was more upbeat,

I'm Knockin was my favorite.