Luther Vandross - Never Too Much RSD B-Sides & Bonus Songs from

B-Sides & Bonus Songs from the Self-Titled debut

It made my heart feel good to know that this is the same record store owner who inspired the Gallagher brothers to make music that pays a lot of respect to The Beatles and they in return payed him back by namedropping him in this song

Phil Spector’s wall of sound is predominant all over this album

Please Don't Make Me Cry

Waste The Day

Luther Vandross - Never Too Much RSD B-Sides & Bonus Songs fromElijahs Pick: The perfect record for a dance party or cleaning on a Sunday afternoon, Luther nailed it on his 1981 debut. The range, the falsettos, and the grooves are so infectious you cant help but move your body when the needle is dropped on the classic. Just at the cusp at the quiet storm era, this album defined a career and many works to come after. Disc 1 1. Never Too Much 2 Sugar and Spice (I Found Me a Girl) 3 Don't You Know That? 4 I've Been