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Fantastic

Joanie Crouse | california | 06/30/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This cd contains all of Billy greatest hits plus some. It has an

equal amount of fast as well as slow tunes. It is of good quality

and there is not one bad songs on the entire CD. I simple love it

and continue to play it over and over again. If you like falsetto

singers then this is for you. Fantastic!!!"

Billy Griffin: The Best of His Era

Gary A. Johnson | Temple Hills, MD | 01/13/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This collection of songs cements Billy Griffin's place as one of the best lead singers of his era. And we haven't even talked about his songwriting skills. I think we all know that Billy replaced the legendary Smokey Robinson as lead singer of The Miracles. What you may not know is that Billy Griffin is without question, one of the most underrated falsetto singers of his era. He is truly deserving of wider recognition and perhaps he will get that with the release of this disc. My personal favorites are "Serious," and "Like Water." Make no mistake every song on this CD is great. If you are not familiar with Billy Griffin, do yourself a favor and buy this disc as it the best compilation of his career up to this point.



Billy, call me so we can get you featured on our site (www.blackmeninamerica.com)."

A Superb CD, Believe it or NOT!

A.G. Ward | Virginia, USA | 01/03/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a CD that I've been searching for for years! I remember buying it on cassette when I was in the Navy in San Diego in 1982. The songs were so fantastic, that I played the cassette over and over. Then last month I saw it on Amazon, and had to have it.

And now today 26 years later, on CD the songs still sound the same. The words right in step with the melody, songs that tell a story, have a meaning! They are all here on the the Billy Griffin Collection. The song, Understnad, "So alive is the love in me, and tonight I feel I want to be whee the lovers play the night away". Then there is 2nd day Love story, " True enough the sun came up, you were no where to be found, not a number or a letter, not a trace of you". Now this is music, what did it go to?

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