Released after
This Kind of Lovin',
Love Is Where You Find It finds the group continuing its hitmaking style and boasts the production work of Leon F. Sylvers III and the Solar sound. While the group's albums were never necessities, like
the Temptations or to a lesser extent
the Dramatics, the worth of the ballads and dance tracks often made
the Whispers worth seeking out.
Love Is Where You Find It is no exception. The album's biggest hits -- the polished and kinetic "In the Raw" and "Emergency" -- quickly joined the pantheon of
Whispers dance classics. The near-brilliant "Turn Me Out" arguably beats them both for sheer sonic value and the witty lyrics. Unlike many of
the Whispers' albums of the time, the ballads here diminish the set. The radio staple "Say Yes" may be too smooth and cloying even for
Whispers devotees.
Love Is Where You Find It isn't an especially strong album, but "Turns Me Out" makes it worth looking for. ~ Jason Elias