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ALBUM: I'm Ready Lyrics
By:
Tevin Campbell
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Always In My Heart
Can We Talk?
Don't Say Goodbye Girl
I'm Ready
Shhh
I'm Ready Reviews
My favorite male singer in the world...his best effort!
Every time I get in the mood to relax and browse my R&B music collection for music to listen to and come across this album, I am forever reminded why this is my favorite single album of all time. The songs on this album showcase Tevin's immeasurable talent so well, it's like he was BORN to make this album. I still get the same chills as when I first heard "I'm Ready", "Brown Eyed Girl", or "Always in My Heart". Babyface and the other producers on this album seemed as though they were inspired to write music specifically for this young man (at the time). I feel blessed to be a fan and to have this music in my music collection. Thank you, Tevin, Babyface, Narada...all who had anything to do with this album. It is nothing short of perfection.
A Gem
This is one of the hottest solo efforts from a male from 1990-2000 as a 15 year old male I must say in the music buisness there have been many males who have had great songs and great vocals on one album but on this album, Tevin Campbell truly shows his vocal skills, he has great songs and a great voice.Unlike todays r&b singers Tevin is very rear most sing about money,cars,and hoes but Tevin sings about love and life.I think the best songs on this album are Always In My Heart, Halls Of Desire, Can We Talk, Dont Say Goodbye, I'm Ready, What Do I Say, and all the rest.Unlike other male singers who sing only ballads{Carl Thomas,J-Shin}etc Tevin is the olny one who sticks out even though Tevin may not be out doing well in the new millenium. 1991-1994 Tevin was on top Tevins latest self titled album which i wont comment on but if your looking for a true r&b album then get Tevins I'M READY
What happened, Tevin?
Tevin Campbell was one of the baddest vocalists to ever hit the scene in the early 90's. But where is he know? Who knows. His last album came out in '99, which was 5 years ago... so I think he's finished for a while. But "Back To The World" was a hint of things to come from the 18-year-old wunderkind; he had some pretty good joints on here. It is important to note that the people behind some of the better songs on here are Rahsaan Patterson and Jamey Jaz. Rahsaan Patterson is a neo-soul artist that writes his own stuff, and he's one of the baddest vocalists in music period. The songs that he wrote on here are the more interesting ones. For instance- "Could It Be". There can't be a more catchy song than that for Tevin to sing. Jamey Jaz is a really talented producer who helms much of the musical work on Patterson's 2 solo albums. It would be cool if Tevin and Rahsaan could do an album together, being that they have similar voices. Babyface comes proper as usual with a few good ballads, such as "Tell Me Where". P. Diddy also laced Tevin with a couple of beats here, and the results are pleasing because Tevin can make anything sound good. My favorite songs on here are the title track "Back To The World" and "I Got It Bad" (both written by Patterson). "Back To The World" is undeniably catchy and Tevin's vocals couldn't be better. I think that if Tevin continued on this soulful path, he could have been big at least amongst neo-soul fans, but we have yet to see if comes back and hits us with something else. We have been waiting a pretty long time, man.
Pretty good for a 15-year-old...
When I first heard "Can We Talk", I thought it was melodically brilliant. Tevin Campbell on was on top from 1990-1994, and then the world apparently forgot about him. Putting his personal life aside... I was a fan of Tevin's from his debut on the "Grafitti Bridge" soundtrack (under the tutelage of Prince) with "Round and Round". And then there was "Tomorrow", which was produced by Quincy Jones. But Tevin's voice didn't crack until he was 15 in '93 when he came out with "I'm Ready". That's when he really started to shine. The first 3 singles ("I'm Ready", "Can We Talk", and "Always In My Heart") were written and produced by the very talented producer Babyface. Babyface is usually hit or miss nowadays, but he really shines on these 3 songs. Tevin does each one of them justice. I like the Prince-penned tunes (under the pseudonym "Paisley Park"), but 2 of them don't suit Tevin's voice, and those are "Paris 1798430" and "Shh". The former is a lil off-kilter and the latter is a little too grown-up. My favorite song is "Can We Talk" but my favorite non-single is the shortest song on the album- "Infant Child". I wish that was longer. All in all, this album was truly Tevin's biggest highlight of his unfortunately short career.
Tevin's Ready. Too Bad We Weren't.
Tevin Campbell successfully made the transition from cutesy teen singer to a young adult crooner on this, his second and best album. The most familiar songs on "I'm Ready" are the ones produced by Babyface: "Can We Talk," the title track, and "Always in My Heart," three smooth ballads that go down easy and nicely compliment Campbell's voice. But the track that gets points from me is the killer slow jam "Don't Say Goodbye Girl," which was produced by Narada Michael Walden, who is otherwise known for his work with Whitney Houston. This fine disc showed that Tevin is indeed ready for growth and maturity, but his popularity didn't last very long after its release. Still, in my school of music, "I'm Ready" gets a solid B.
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