After a six-year sabbatical from recording to spread the word of Jehovah, returned with new-found strength and creativity. This completely satisfying album includes his number 37 hit a splendid -ish a tender an update of his monster where he uncannily mimics , and the disco-ish -- a quality stepper. Too bad never got his head right for the secular scene. The D.C. native had so much to offer. This is even better than his enjoyable debut album. [Note: Both and have issued this album on CD, only to re-title it after 's first album. 's version is titled , while the version is titled . Beware.] ~ Andrew Hamilton