July 7, 1984

One also has to give her a tip of the hat for not doing a duet with Michael.

July 7, 1984

The absence of a ballad in the collection is indicative of the producer's lack of confidence in LaToya's vocal ability.

July 13, 1984

She's just not exciting enough to carry it all off.

July 14, 1984

With LaToya's sylings and fresh clear voice, what results is an album of lively cuts that lend themselves well to the dance floor.

July 15, 1984

Lightweight, bubblegum soul, distinguished only by the title track.

August 1, 1984

Gives LaToya the melodic support and sympathetic production of a good Donna Summer record, making it, if not a victory, the at least something of a triumph.

August 10, 1984

This is the Jackson record you don't hear on the radio ... that alone ought to give you a strong sense of the banality of what's stored in this set of grooves.

September 2, 1984

She gets the benefit of the doubt for being the least hyped Jackson around at the moment.

March 23, 1986

There's no substance to her thin vocal tone, no instinct to her sloppy phrasing, and no personality to her bland delivery.

March 29, 1986

No longer trades on her family sound.