Barry White Music:

		List Price: $11.98		Label: A&M Salesrank: 92932 Released: August 24, 1989
		Our Price: $27.81
		Used Price: $1.97
		Media: Audio CD

The Man Is Back! Track Listing:
1. Responsible
2. Super Lover
3. L.A. My Kinda Place
4. Follow That and See (Where It Leads Y'all)
5. When Will I See You Again
6. I Wanna Do It Good to Ya
7. It's Getting Harder All the Time
8. Don't Let Go
9. Love's Interlude/Good Night My Love

The Man Is Back! Reviews:
See Where Barry Leads Y�all
2000-09-01 - Barry White is the man and I think it seems just to simple to express that in many of his hits sets, but its really proven on this 1989 set of duds that didn't chart high. I find it kind of shocking that these steamy soul numbers with an eighties twist didn't set the world on fire. It's a nice blend of that deep chanting with a sexy mix of strings and well timed keyboards. It works very well.

Indeed many of the songs are smooth crooning. Mostly toward the later end with yearning of "When Will I See You Again" to piano tinged epics like "Don't Let Go". Wonder what Barry wants you to do with over 9 minutes of a song like that? I guess to Barry fans from the old school that is not a shock. The man is an entertainer and makes real big good records. ON the first half of "The Man is Back", however, its not slow jams but rather upbeat R&B that almost comes off as Europe dance. "L.A. My Kind Of Place" is sexy uptempo sounds from strings to percussion. "Super Lover" is almost too funky for its own good and sounds like a spoof of dance music. The best of this side and the reason I bought the album is the club pop yet smart lyrics of "Follow That And See (Where It Leads Y'All)". I think its great that the bass voiced lover uses some great wisdom on this track to get the kids to think, and dance. The song is a very quirky pleasant dance jam from the King of smooth soft ones.

Barry's first side of dance to till you drop is kind of strange but enjoyable. I think fans of his disco side might dig it. Personally, I do love that song "Follow..." and think its smart dance music. I kind of see why it wasn't a hit. Just doesn't fit for Barry to jam like that, but it has a very eighties dance groove. Those smoothies of jazzy delight will make you want to get with your loved one. He's done it again, but no "opps" here. Let this album take you on a ride. This is a forgotten great by the master Mr. White.

GOOD DISC
2000-02-12 - what can you say about the genius of Barry White? he is very talented&Underrated to me.those strings&the way he arranges music is something special.his voice is still solid.follow that&you will see is a good message song.this is a good disc.