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On his first secular album in 18 years, Al Green peddles love — as a matter of fact, 7 of the 10 titles on his album Your Heart's in Good Hands contain the word. Despite sterile production, the Reverend Al is still a great salesman; he could sing about broccoli and clean out every produce section on earth. This is sweet soul music, whether you're saved or not. B+
Posted Nov 10, 1995
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