The Great Donna Summer.
931926
This is truly for a hardcore Donna Summer Fan, especially if you're into mixes, it has many and most of them are very interesting and very danceable!!  Don't lose out on this fantastic CD.
1465703
It would be hard to find a talent anywhere in the world that would match this great lady.  This is only one of many CD's I own of her and the music is outstanding.  Viel Vergngen.
898803
This is it! The first greatest hits from DONNA SUMMER I bought years ago on vinyl now cd. I had put every song on my ipod, god bless dear DONNA. This is ur LAST DANCE hear on earth but HEAVEN KNOWS you were ONE OF A KIND. you, Whitney and Etta WOW! what night heaven will be tonight and forever. good night DONNA.
2525412
I find Donna Lewis' voice amazing and soothing and so clear too. Great song from the mid 90's. Brings back good memories.
2442105
.that being a great LIVE concert.

To me the most important part of a concert is the LIVE SINGING!, I do not care about the costumes, the dance steps, and for that matter how many people appear onstage. IF you are a truly talented singer, all you have to do is sing your songs and in turn carry a show. Needless to say this is something that many other "Pop Stars" (Madonna, Janet Jackson) and Pop Tarts (Britney, Ashley) simply can't do as they can't not hold a candle to Donna's vocals, let alone her personable persona.

Donna has held on to a huge legion of fans simply due to her one of a kind voice and her down to earth personality that makes every show something special.  This concert taped for VH1 features any of her mega-hits that were released after her first live album (the classic, Live & More), and these tracks remain fresh and vibrant today.  From "Mac Arthur Park" to "On The Radio" to the over the top reading of "Bad Girls" and "Hot Stuff", to the pasionate take of "Last Dance", this concert captures Donna at what she does best.

You either get it, or you don't. For those who don't, relax, there are plenty of second rate entertainers, who use all the trickery in the world to hide their "second rate" vocals.
2144673
A really good summer album.  The best tracks, in my opinion, are First Kiss, Johnny Cash, and Best of Me.  The album as a whole is enjoyable.
1683205
Classic album!  Donna Summer is the best voice in the business!  Hope for some vaulted stuff to get released.
438909
Great track! "Live from the American Ballroom" would be another fantastic selection. Both bring back great memories of Donna live performances, and are secret gems!
215610
A great collection of great disco classics by one of the greatest singers ever.
All remixed and segued in order to make it sound like a long sonic pulsating and melodic flow to dance and dance and dance to.
As a teeneager I remember I was speechlessly amazed when I first listened to this compilation, it was such a novelty back then.
One of the best disco albums from that era, maybe the one which really encapsulates the spirit of it all.
And then there's Donna's voice, need to add more?
834618
Gloria Gaynor's "Love Tracks", the Diva's sixth studio album, was released in 1978 smack in the middle of Disco's maddening peak. Only four years earlier Gaynor was at her peak, being dubbed the "Queen of the Discos". But the hits dried up after "Never Can Say Goodbye" and Donna Summer became Disco's reigning superstar Diva. The release of "Love Tracks" brought Gloria back to the top of the charts and made her a part of history. "Love Tracks" includes the eternal anthem "I Will Survive". There is no need to discuss that legendary #1 across the format smash. It speaks for itself 35 years later. But every one of 8 gems on "Love Tracks" is a masterpiece. Album opener "Spotlight" is a killer Dance groove, as is "Anybody Wanna Party?", which deservedly became an R&B and Disco hit. First single off "Love Tracks", the absolutely delightful "Substitute", is a delicious slice of Northern Soul Disco that should have hit as high as "I Will Survive". "I Said Yes" is an intense R&B Dance Floor killer that hits hard.

As at home as Gloria Gaynor is on Disco songs, Gaynor's vocal mastery shines most bright when she slows down the pace. "Please Be There" and particularly "You Can Exit" are both beautiful quiet storm ballads on which Gaynor displays a warmth and passion that is irresistible. And of course there is Gaynor's stunning discofied re-make of "Goin' Out Of My Head". "Love Tracks" as a whole is that rare album where any song could have been a hit.

Big Huge heartfelt Thanks to Big Break Records for re-mastering this long out of print masterpiece. As always with any BBR re-master, the sound is great, the liner notes are informative, fascinating and include a brand new interview with Gloria Gaynor. The original album cover art front and back is preserved. There are also 5 MUST HAVE bonus tracks here, with "I Will Survive", "Anybody Wanna Party?" and "Substitute" presented in their rare 12" Disco Versions. "I Will Survive" is also here in its very rare and previously unreleased "Tom Moulton Mix". It's a killer and is alone worth the purchase. A Spanish language 12" version of "I Will Survive", titled "Yo Vivire" is the final bonus track. A great gem of a find for any R&B collector.
776910
This is simply the greatest album of her whole career, her voice sounds exactly the same, as in the 1950's, yet she has a little more feeling.  She hasn't lost that coolness, that misty sound, in fact she re-captures it here with the marvelous Hank Jones Trio.  Connor sings timeless gems like As Time Goes By, Gone With The Wind, and A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening.  Every track is a classic, and her voice and theband are consistantly in top form ,this is truly one of the better Chris Connor releases.  Highly enjoyable, and highly recomended.
1234018
The Queen is indeed back...and better than ever! I friggin' love this album! Every song is tremendous. My absolute fave has to be 'Sand On My Feet' which is just plain beautifully sung. Donna's voice is stronger than ever (do not believe the haters) and she really rips loose on 'Fame (The Game)'. I cannot fathom why the 1-star reviews, it is just ridiculous. Donna wipes the floor with Mariah Carey!
1409331
The song list:
1. YMCA - The Village People
2. Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
3. Celebration - Kool And The Gang
4. Take Me Home - Cher
5. Makin' It - David Naughton
6. Upside Down - Diana Ross
7. Never Knew Love Like This Before - Stephanie Mills
8. Got To Be Real - Cheryl Lynn
9. Let's Groove - Earth Wind And Fire With Emotions
10. Physical - Olivia Newton-John
11. Funkytown - Lipps, Inc.
12. Fame - Irene Cara
13. Super Freak, Part 1 - Rick James
14. Dim All The Lights - Donna Summer/
15. Workin' My Way Back To You/Forgive Me Girl - The Spinners
16. He's The Greatest Dancer - Sister Sledge
17. Heaven Must Have Sent You - Bonnie Pointer
18. Desire - Andy Gibb

Not a bad track in the bunch.  Enjoy and dance !!!
664631
Let's face it, anything Donna put out after Bad Girls would have been seen as a letdown.  That taken into account, this album is better than 90% of her fans (myself probably included) would have expected. No doubt it helps that Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte stayed with her when she made the move from Casablanca to Geffen.  They probably realised that disco was evolving, if not completely dead, and accordingly came up with a reinvented Donna for the '80s.  The album is eminently listenable, and even has a few near-great songs on it (The Wanderer, Running For Cover, and Cold Love come readily to mind).  The only song on the album that really makes me cringe a little bit is the finale, I Believe in Jesus.  It really doesn't fit with the rest of the album.  Even so, the album as a whole is better than its reputation.  You won't be disappointed, especially if you can get it at a decent price.
4238366
Mystery Of Love packs an emotional punch. It's clearly the best track on Donna Summer's eponymous album. The melody and chorus seem to have been intentionally written for her vocal delivery, and Quincy Jones' production of course is first rate. It's been reported that Geffen was unable to release this track as a single because James Ingram demanded a co-billing credit for the track as a duet. That's unfortunate because his contribution, although fine, really isn't significant enough to merit co-billing. I can't recommend the entire "Donna Summer" album, but the track Mystery Of Love is certainly a worthy purchase.
968981
I absolutely am in LOVE with this CD.  It's soooo great, especially in the summer time.  If you don't know...now you do.  Take a test drive with Remi
669416
I've been a fan of Donna's since the first time I saw her on Sonlife broadcasting. The first song, If God is Dead, really touched me. That was a song I really needed to hear. That is actually the longest song on the cd, - a mere 13.17 minutes. I also like The Cross, Jesus is Alive and Well, and the final song, How Many More Miracles Do You Need? Seven very anointed songs from such a great voice. She is just one of the great voices that make up the Jimmy Swaggart musical team. This cd will touch anyone who listens to it, and better yet, who experiences the message she brings. As she sings in the first song - if God is dead, who is this living in my heart? Amen.