The Other Woman

After three prosperous albums with , branches out on his own with a successful debut solo release. Not forsaking the sound that spawned a string of hits with chalks up two R&B Top Ten singles, the first being With its midtempo rhythm and striking electric guitar, it crested at the number two position for four consecutive weeks, fizzling out after week 19; it also reached the number four spot on the pop charts. While the second release, was a ballad of sorts, it also held a spot on the charts for 19 weeks, peaking at number three. As usual, interjects his vocal sighs on nearly every song, and the third single release, is no exception -- a midtempo track with an easy-flowing rhythm that reached the 44th position on the charts. The remainder of the album is consistent with the aforementioned releases. The veteran session guitarist does not stray from his musical base; he keeps his compositions simple and production efficient. ~ Craig Lytle