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The Latin singer who deserves to move more CDs than Ricky Martin offers his first English-language disc -- the self-titled Marc Anthony -- making an exceedingly smooth, beguiling transition. The conversational phrasing and subtleness of Anthony's beats give his swirling ballads purpose and direction, and ''I Need to Know'' and ''You've Been Good to Me'' display the artist's most effective approaches to hip-shaking, upbeat material.
There are a few too many baby-you're-the-greatest banalities, but griping about a man who reveres women in the current rock climate seems churlish, so let's congratulate Anthony for livin' la vida apasionada.
Posted Sep 27, 1999
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- All About Marc Anthony
- Pop Culture News Marque Marc | Chris Willman
- News Summary Christina Aguilera nixes more tour dates | Lori Reese
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- Music News Is salsa star Marc Anthony rejecting his roots? | Liane Bonin


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