Energy (Expanded Edition)

Any genre or style. The late Jeff Porcaro had it all. He let his drums do the talking. Pick any song and you will see why. It didn't matter if there were lyrics or not but the true beauty of the feel for the song really shone forth. No wonder up and coming artists of today ask themselves where can I find as great a session drummer like him? Still greatly missed to this day and will always continue to appear every night in my dreams playing drums on my heartstrings forever and ever. Still the best and a legend in his own time. Always continue to perform heavenly music like you always do. P.S. You are the title of a book I' m writing

This is the Lp where the ladies showed that they can rock also i love their version of Fleetwood Mac's Hypnotized-Stelly Dan's Dirty Work-Springsteen's Fire -and Loggins & Messina 's Angry Eyes - this is a great Lp not a bad so song these girls can rock with a lot of soul.

Anyone who follows the Pointer Sisters knows that Energy was their first official album as a trio after Bonnie's departure. Energy turns out to be a first-rate keeper as well containing, quite possibly, their fans two most favorite songs: Fire and Happiness. Happiness is the truly transformative number, an upbeat and joyous dance song that is free of camp or any "retro" qualities. Playing the song Happiness is better for your mood than any anti-depressant! Fire is just a knockout cover of what was at the time a relatively little known Springsteen song. In fact, "side two" (yes, friends, long-playing (LP) records had two sides) from Happiness to Everybody Is A Star is pretty much perfect. Angry Eyes is forceful and tightly harmonized, Echoes of Love has a killer arrangement and hook, and Everybody Is A Star, one of my favorite songs of all time, is sung beautifully, melding a plaintive melody with a 60s-era Aquarian message of universality: we are one. If you like the Pointers and don't have this album, get it!