"The musical genius of Don Ray is timeless and moving! The track "Got to Have Loving" absolutely stuns the senses, with Ray's boldly imaginative mastery of percussions, and waves of shocking style segues. Anyone who thinks The BeeGees or KC & The Sunshine Band purely defined the Disco era, or that the music lacked substance, most definitely owes it to themselves to open their minds (and ears) to the magic of Don Ray!"
Unique take on Disco
Pieter | Johannesburg | 12/22/2002
(3 out of 5 stars)
"The opener Got To Have Loving is a major classic, a tour de force of imaginative synth textures, rhythmic variation and hypnotic girl vocals framing Don Ray's powerful voice and bitter lyrics. The uptempo Body And Soul has a Latin-American rhythmic feel while Midnight Madness is pure 70's disco in the vein of KC and the Sunshine Band or The Ritchie Family. The influence of Eurodisco musician and producer Cerrone is evident throughout, especially on Standing In The Rain with its soaring synthesizer. The title track is unremarkable mid-tempo disco, although it has some nice flutes and other effects. Garden of Love is an interesting album from the disco era and contains one solid gold must-have track in the form of Got To Have Loving."
I like DISCO
Bradley Wood | 09/07/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"fast service & cd in very good condition-brought back lot's of good memories!!"
Don Ray's only album
S. P. Mellor | Huddersfield, UK | 09/19/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"The only album from Don Ray (with a significant input by Cerrone)
leaves you wanting more.Even though it's from the late 70's it still sounds fresh."