, the follow-up to 's career-making , doesn't have anything as memorable as that album's title track or his reworking of but that hardly makes the album a failure. It's a consistently entertaining collection of from one of the leaders of the genre. There is a bit too much sexism for some, but even has one of the best beats on the record, and the title cut has a supremely funky rhythm. It's hard to excuse the ridiculous cover of 's but his version of (featuring vocals by ) shows that there's more to than bumping and grinding. ~ Leo Stanley