Love Child (Sweet Sensation album)

Love Child
Studio album by Sweet Sensation
Released April 15, 1990
Genre Freestyle, dance-pop, house
Length 41:16
Label Atco/Atlantic Records
91307
Producer Steve Peck
Ted Currier
Sweet Sensation chronology
Take It While It's Hot
(1988)
Love Child
(1990)
Time to Jam (The Remix Album)
(1991)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Allmusic[1]

Love Child was the second album released by the New York-based Latin freestyle trio Sweet Sensation. Released April 1990, this was the follow-up to the group's platinum-selling 1988 debut album, Take It While It's Hot. Like its predecessor, this album had an up-tempo feel, but also included lavish R&B-styled ballads.

The album's title song was a cover version of a #1 R&B/#1 Pop smash by the Supremes. Sweet Sensation's version went to #15 on Billboard's dance chart and #13 on Billboard's pop chart. However, it was the album's second single that gave the group its biggest hit ever, "If Wishes Came True," which was a lavishly orchestrated ballad featuring a classical guitar intro, a soaring electric guitar solo, and heartfelt vocals by Betty Lebron. The song spent one week at #1 on Billboard's pop chart in September 1990, while going top-ten on Billboard's R&B and Adult Contemporary charts. The album also spawned two more hit singles: "Each And Every Time" (#51) and "One Good Man" (#72), and it peaked at #78 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. It was certified platinum by the RIAA during the spring of 1991.

Track listing

No. TitleWriter(s) Length
1. "One Good Man"  Andy Marvel, Fred Shehadi 5:14
2. "Each and Every Time"  Ken Cedar, Arnie Roman 4:05
3. "Bring it Back"  Marvin Ennis, Bill Pettaway 4:22
4. "If Wishes Came True"  Deena Charles, Russ DeSalvo, Robert Steele 5:12
5. "I Surrender"  Romeo J.D. 4:15
6. "Destiny"  Jim Klein 4:41
7. "Love Child"  Deke Richards, Pam Sawyer, R. Dean Taylor, Frank Wilson 4:10
8. "Pleasure and Pain"  Romeo J.D. 4:52
9. "He'll Never Know"  Cedar, Shelley Peiken 4:25

Personnel

Sweet Sensation

Musicians

Production

References

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