Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: I'm Still In Love With You by Alton Ellis

I'm Still In Love With
You

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Record Label: Heartbeat Records

Originally released: 2006

Play	Track	Price
	1. I'm Still In Love With You Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	2. Willow Tree Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	3. Can't Get Used To Losing You Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	4. Sitting In The Park Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	5. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	6. Live And Learn (Extended Mix) Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	7. Breakfast In Bed Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	8. The Picture Was You Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	9. People Make The World Go Round Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	10. I'll Be Waiting Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	11. Can I Change My Mind Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	12. Wide World Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	13. Why Birds Fly Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	14. Lord Deliver Us Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	15. Secretly Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	16. You Said It Again Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	17. Cry Together Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99
	18. When I'm Down Artist: Alton and Hortense Ellis	$0.99

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Reviews

Rhapsody

Originally a compilation of singles by rocksteady legend Alton Ellis and his tragically-named sister Hortense, this album is a perfect example of the influence American soul had on Jamaican music. Tracks like "Sitting in the Park," "Wide World" and "Lord Deliver Us" have only gotten better with age, and you'd be hard pressed to find a more tragic delivery than Hortense's gut wrenching "Cry Together." One of the finest soul albums made, Jamaican or otherwise.