Can't Get Enough
Eddy Grant · 1981
85 min · 18 tracks · reggae
A vibrant fusion of reggae and pop that radiates joyful energy and infectious grooves throughout its runtime.
Why this album works
'Can't Get Enough' is notable for its commercial success, particularly the title track which became a popular radio staple, contributing to Grant's burgeoning international fame. The album reflects the early '80s trend of reggae-infused pop music, influencing subsequent artists in both genres and highlighting Grant's cultural background as a Guyanese-British artist.
- Best for
- dynamic emotional journeys long, immersive listening sessions uplifting danceable vibes
- Context
- When 'Can't Get Enough' was released in 1981, Eddy Grant was enjoying significant success following his earlier hit, 'Electric Avenue.' This album marked a continuation of his exploration of Caribbean rhythms blended with mainstream pop sensibilities, solidifying his status as a unique voice in the music scene. The record followed his previous work and showcased his ability to craft catchy melodies while addressing social themes.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Mylène Farmer· Kate Bush· ABBA· Roxette· David Bowie· Christina Aguilera· Duran Duran· Morning Musume
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Do You Feel My Love 3:00
- 2 Time to Let Go 4:52
- 3 That Is Why 5:01
- 4 I Love to Truck Standout 6:18
- 5 Time Warp (instrumental)
- 6 Can’t Get Enough of You Standout 4:21
- 7 Give Yourself to Me 3:37
- 8 I Love You Yes, I Love You 3:56
- 9 Kill’em With Kindness 4:30
- 10 California Style 4:07
- 11 Curfew 5:45
- 12 It’s Our Time 4:29
- 13 Cockney Black 3:52
- 14 Jamaican Child 3:17
- 15 Get Down Soweto 4:36
- 16 Hello Africa 11:53
- 17 Race Hate Standout 4:45
- 18 Neighbour Neighbour 7:33
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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