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Formats and Editions
1. Whatever
2. Don't Let Go (Love)
3. Right Direction
4. Damn I Wanna Be Your Lover
5. Too Gone, Too Long
6. You're All I Need
7. Let It Flow
8. Sitting by Heaven's Door
9. Love Makes You Do Thangs
10. What a Diff'rence a Day Makes
11. Eyes of a Child
12. Does Anybody Hear Me
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Since their 1990 debut, En Vogue (now the trio of Terry Ellis, Cindy Herron and Maxine Jones) have become pop's most influential and identifiable girl group; they set the standard for R&B/pop with classics like "Hold On" and "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)." Now, following the #1 "Don't Let Go (Love)" from the Set It Off soundtrack, En Vogue is primed to burst back on the album charts with their 1st full length since '92s 3x-platinum Funky Divas. 1st single: "Whatever," written and produced by Babyface.Reviews:
''EV3'' is the third studio album by En Vogue. Originally called "Friendship" It was their first project that wasn't fully produced by Thomas McElroy & Denzil Foster, the then quartet called on hitmakers Babyface, David Foster, Diane Warren, and Ivan Matias among others to provide the group with a new modern sound.
''EV3'' was the last album recorded with Dawn Robinson who decided to leave the group for a solo career. Her abrupt departure from En Vogue forced the remaining trio to re-record several of Dawn's original lead vocals, however not every track was re-recorded with Dawn's leads remaining intact on several tracks and her background vocals still appear on every song with the only exception being ''Does Anybody Hear Me''
''EV3'' spawned two hit singles. The first one, "Whatever" reached gold status in the US. The second one, the ballad "Too Gone, Too Long" was less successful. The giant hit "Don't Let Go (Love)" was also included as a key track on ''EV3''. "Let It Flow" was a possible last single, but plans for a release never came through.
Track 07 "Let It Flow" reuses the main riff of the 1977 hit single "Slide" by funk band Slave. - Wikipedia
