Heartbeat (Curtis Mayfield)
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| Heartbeat | ||
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| Studio album by Curtis Mayfield | ||
| Released | 1979 | |
| Genre | Funk/Soul | |
| Label | Curtom | |
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| Curtis Mayfield chronology | ||
| Do It All Nigt (1978) |
Heartbeat (1979) |
Something to Believe In (1980) |
Heartbeat is an album by Curtis Mayfield. This 1979 offering, which mixed disco rhythms with soul balladeering. Like Sly Stone, Mayfield was stuck in the rut of following trends instead of setting them, although the album closers, "You're So Good to Me" and the title tune "Heartbeat" are both highly worthwhile cuts, almost making up for the tepid nature of the other tracks.
[edit] Track listing
- “Tell Me, Tell Me (How Ya Like to be Loved)”
- “What is My Woman For?”
- “Between You Baby and Me”
- “Victory”
- “Over the Hump”
- “You Better Stop”
- “You're So Good to Me”
- “Heartbeat”
