Music Review

Always You (1993)

James Ingram
Reviewed by James Earl Hardy | May 28, 1993
EW's GRADE
C

Details Lead Performance: James Ingram; Genre: R&B

After the new-jack pop of 1989's It's Real, James Ingram comes back soft and sappy on Always You. He can't pump life into love songs with no soul, and the best cuts — ''This Is the Night,'' ''You Never Know What You Got,'' and ''Sing for the Children'' — barely hint at the vocal power he possesses.

Originally posted May 28, 1993 Published in issue #172 May 28, 1993 Order article reprints

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