Music video by Luther Vandross performing Give Me The Reason. C) 1986 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT.

Give Me the Reason is the fifth studio album by American R&B singer-songwriter Luther Vandross, released on September 19, 1986 (see 1986 in music). The album also included Vandross' first top-20 pop hit, "Stop to Love.

Produced by Marcus Miller & Luther Vandross. Album Give Me the Reason. Give Me the Reason Lyrics  . Give Me the Reason peaked at on the Billboard Hot 100 and on Billboard’s R&B chart in 1986. The song was also featured on the soundtrack to the film Ruthless People. Give Me the Reason" Track Info.

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Producer – Luther Vandross, Marcus Miller. This album was digitally mixed & mastered. Track 5: From the motion picture soundtrack "Ruthless People". 04-So Amazing DR14 -. 3 dB -2. 8 dB 4:48 05-Give Me The Reason DR13 -. 1 dB -1. 1 dB 4:45 06-There's Nothing Better Than Love DR15 -. 8 dB 5:44 07-I Really Didn't Mean It DR17 -. 0 dB -2. 2 dB 6:14. 08-Because It's Really Love DR15 -. 0 dB 5:45 09-Anyone Who Had A Heart

Luther Vandross by Luther Vandross. Dance With My Father by Luther Vandross. View all albums . Give Me The Reason. By: Luther Vandross (, Funk, Soul). 2. See Me. 3. I Gave It Up (When I Fell In Love). 5. 6. There’s Nothing Better Than Love. 7. I Really Didn’t Mean It.

Features Song Lyrics for Luther Vandross's Give Me the Reason album. Gregory Hines) Lyrics. 9. Luther Vandross Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.

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Album by Luther Vandross. There's Nothing Better Than Love (featuring Gregory Hines). I Really Didn't Mean It. Because It's Really Love. Anyone Who Had A Heart. MusicBrainz: Give Me the Reason. this site: Give Me the Reason.

Luther Vandross, one of the reigning neoclassicists, is a master of the mood of pure pop romanticism that’s at the heart of contemporary soul. Part crooner, part diva - drawing on Johnny Mathis and Lou Rawls but inspired by Dionne Warwick and Diana Ross - Vandross delivers love songs in a manner that’s both cool and hot, both delicate and robust. Producing and writing the bulk of his material (on Give Me the Reason, he worked with studio vet Marcus Miller, a frequent collaborator), Vandross places himself in a serene emotional midrange, from which he soars to expressive peaks. The effortlessness and variety of his vocals, perfected by years of backup and commercial work, shade even the most shameless schmaltz with nuance and precision. The album, throwaway mush and all, is already platinum and has gone higher on the pop charts than any other album in Vandross’s career.