Nightclubbing by Grace Jones

Pros: The incredibly infectious and fantastically funky Pull Up To The Bumper

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: The ever-WEIRD Grace Jones delivers her best studio project here which encapsulates a striking blend of styles- Reggae, New Wave, R&B, Funk, Soul & Jazz. Adventurous and very diverse.

Review: Following the excellent Warm Leatherette (1980) album, her debut on the Island Records label which saw Grace Jones rewarded with slightly more commercial acceptance, the outrageous and off-the-wall diva returned to the recording studios in early ...

Pros: Features one of her best Interantion hits, Pull Up To The Bumper

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Grace Jones best album alongside the superb, Warm Leatherette (1980).

Review: Following the excellent Warm Leatherette (1980) album, her debut on the Island Records label which saw her rewarded with more commercial acceptance, the outrageous and off-the-wall diva, Grace Jones returned to the recording studios in early 1981 for the ...

Pros: Essential

Cons: Why???

The Bottom Line: An essential purchase, every house need one

Review: This is a classic! Pull up to the Bumper is an anthem and is due a re-release soon. As for the rest... It portrays the way that Club music crossed over from underground to mainstream while keeping an essential edge. Miss Jones has the magic touch. Her...

Pros: "Pull up to the Bumper" is a fantastic dance song.

Cons: "Feel Up" is horrible. "Art Groupie" is mediocre.

The Bottom Line: That classy Grace Jones is here to brighten up your dance floor. Seriously, anyone who likes dance stuff that's not totally stupid should check out "Pull Up to the Bumper"

Review: Track Overview BEST SONG: "Pull Up to the Bumper" Walking in the Rain A Pull Up to the Bumper A+ Use Me A Nightclubbing B Art Groupie C+ I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango) A- Feel Up D+ Demolition Man A- I've Done it Again B+ ...

Pros: Virtually the whole album

Cons: Avoid Art Groupie

Review: Grace Jones - Nightclubbing - A Legend in the Making

Nightclubbing - the follow up to the covers album "Warm Leatherette" - Grace shows why her sound was much admired in the 80's. Tracks such as "Nightclubbing" &...

Pros: funky, high-quality Europop

Cons: she acts more than sings, really

Review: Amazing Grace. That's what she was, an androgyne with a compelling media presence and self-knowledge years before Annie Lennox. Grace was a model and an actress, like a lot of other beautiful women. She was a singer, like a few of them. Mostly she was a...