Great stuff from the girls who first put
Barry White on the map! The record is the group's second – and by this point,
Barry had developed that tight snapping drum sound that made his
orchestral albums work so well. You'll hear it to good effect on most songs on the LP, which have a great groove that's in the best
Barry White mode of the 70s – but which kind of dominates the girls' vocals a bit. Not that anyone should complain that much, as it's the overall package that's always made
Barry's albums sound so great – but we do wonder how the group felt when they had to sit out the first track, which was the instrumental "
Love's Theme", a song that went onto become
Barry's biggest song ever, and which probably sold the album a lot more than the vocal tracks. Still, you can hardly detect a note of disharmony – and the album soars from track to track, through titles like "Under The Influence Of
Love", "Say It Again", "Yes, We Finally Made It", and "It May Be Winter Outside".