Well put together pop but hard to find Stevie ()

I've never been able to figure out which songs Stevie is on from this record which is most annoying as it's been reported that she's on here uncredited but no matter how much you listen to it, one finds it difficult to find her. Anyway, the record itself is a keyboard driven piece of pop slightly louder than those who may remember her from "Body rock" but well made and entertaining nonetheless. My favorites are "House of love", "Soul love" & "Make believe" which to me have the strongest hooks but I'm sure many of you will find various favorites. This platter is not particularly musically adventurous but it works within the boundaries it does include. A borderline decision between 3 and 4 but I'll say three because of the refusal to inform us of Stevie's whereabouts in the grooves.

Original,imaginative,good range on vocals. ()

I am one of those always looking for those lost gems. I found Maria Vidal on cassette at the bottom of a closeout basket with a hundred other never heard ovs.It was good, real good, not great! but ya I counted it as a little treasure of original, imaginative music, nice changes and different; a little haunting maybe.Cassette player ate it of course; but now I have found it again and wish there were more.Not easy listening or pop or rock;etheral aora swing music.

Excellent Album ()

From start to finish, this album is filled with great songs. There's really not a bad song on this CD. This is a rare and fantastic gem! This woman simply has the best voice I've ever heard.

TOO GOOD FOR WORDS ()

I listened to this until I wore out my tape...yes, that's how long I've had it. I love this girl and would love to hear more...anyone know where to find it?