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"Fashion Killa" garnered mixed reviews from music critics. Jesal Padania of RapReviews felt the track didn't belong on the album, calling it "a blatantly fawning song for the ladies that doesn't earn its place at the table." [4] Roman Cooper of HipHopDX called it "a rare misstep as Rocky’s ambitions become a little too plastic and glossy."
In his biography of Ross, J. Randy Taraborrelli attributed the album's poor performance in the US to the release of the title track as its first single, rather than one of the other two songs. He noted that "Eaten Alive" was "like nothing else on the record", and with its "incomprehensible" lyrics, "set an unfair tone for the album with record ...
Simple Song Of Freedom: Tim Hardin: 1969 Píseň na pět řádků: Petra Černocká (with Kardinálové) Pavel Žák: 1972: Sing-Sing: Maryla Rodowicz: 1976 Song: Jana Kratochvílová: Jiřina Fikejzová: 1976: Skydiver: Daniel Boone: 1973 Proč potápěč pláče: Jiří Schelinger: Karel Šíp: 1974: Sloop John B (The John B. sails ...
The album contains several ultra catchy songs that have hit written all over them, namely the infectious title track and "Wicked" [...] Think Like a Girl does tend to wane towards the end, but, overall, this is a surprisingly well-crafted and engaging set, and only hints at what is to come for the talented and extremely photogenic Diana King." [1]
Treat Her Like a Lady" is a song by Jamaican-American singer Diana King from the 1995 album, Tougher Than Love. It was written by King, Andy Marvel and Billy Mann , and produced by Marvel. In 1997, it was covered by Canadian singer Celine Dion for her album, Let's Talk About Love .
In the two decades since her death, Diana, Princess of Wales, has ascended to the pantheon of the best-dressed women in history, Eleri Lynn, curator of "Diana: Her Fashion Story," which opens ...
“I’d like to be a queen of people’s hearts, in people’s hearts, but I don’t see myself being queen of this country,” Diana proclaimed. “I lead from the heart, not the head,” she added.
Kensington Palace’s former head gardener recounted stories of Diana, Princess of Wales singing Abba songs and jogging past staff, after attending the “incredible” unveiling of her statue.