G.C. Cameron's second Motown album was as disappointing sales wise as his first, Love Songs and Other Tragedies, but listening to it is no disappointment. On a mission to please,
Cameron gives it up on this selection of remakes, originals, and self-penned love songs. "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" got some recognition as the first single to bounce off the set, but it didn't set the world on fire. A second single the whimsical "Dream Lady" bombed. Nothing else surfaced despite quality tunes like "Include Me in Your Life," originally by
Diana Ross and
Marvin Gaye; Elgie and Kenny Stovers' "Share Your Life"; and
Cameron's "Strong Love" -- the song Motown should have put the "cheese" behind. ~ Andrew Hamilton