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Johnny Gill - Long Long Time (Featuring Keith Sweat and Eddie Levert)



Tracklist:

01. Still Winning
02. Let’s Stay Together
03. In The Mood
04. Just The Way You Are
05. Black Box
06. Long, Long, Time (feat. Eddie Levert & Keith Sweat)
07. 2nd Place
08. Who Is He
09. It Would Be You
10. My Love

Comments

  1. I just bought this cd, and all I can say, is it's about time we got back to love, and romance. Real Ladies who are ready for Love still exist. Johnnny, Keith, I love and miss you guys, this is that "Whip Appeal, music". Teach these youngster, what "Grown FolK music, FEEEEELS LIKE!!!. Shouts Out to Steve Harvey, Love Ya'll, and God Bless your EVERYTHING!!!.

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  2. This CD is Number 1... What a way to end 2011. Great music. Lovers Lane. Thank you Johnny Gill and co-artist for this well thought out music

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  3. Absolutely I agree with you Ms Chalkara. Love music and romance. Thank you Mr Levert to spice up the album. Bring more Mr. Gill we are waiting

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  4. I love this cd from beginning to end. I love the song..long,long time with Eddie Levert.(LSG)Levert,Sweat,Gill. R.I.P. Gerald Levert. Johnny you are back. We love you.

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  5. Thanks for comments, because of you I bought this CD, and it is amazing!!! It is the best album in 2011!

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  6. I love the cd... Its about time we get back to good music.. Staci

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  7. I can't stop playing this CD! I purchased it when it first hit the stores. I have been waiting a very long time for Johnny to release a new CD! It was well worth the wait! Much love & respect to you Johnny! Keep on bring peace & joy to my heart!

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