Keith Sweat - I'll Give All My Love To You

[euge]

Man this use to be the song. One of the hottest single releases from him. Keith Sweat use to be the thang when he 1st came on the scene and his music use to be so hot. That was the Keith Sweat at his best during that time. As the years went on his voice didnt really sound that good to me and his music wasnt as good as his work during the early 90s. None the less Keith Sweat is a talented guy.

[Deleted]

This is one of my favorites from him. His music really went downhill after his self-titled album though (and Keep It Comin' wasn't that great either.) He's not really an album artist. The only album of his I thoroughly enjoy is Make It Last Forever.

[620 Soul Train]

I like every last song on that Make It Last Forever. I really do not care for the LP version of the song, I like the single version 10x better. Even though I got the CD for Xmas in 1991, I still recorded the single version from the radio. I mean that was the reason why I wanted this CD because of this song. Thank God his Greatest Hits CD contains the single version as well as the rest of his singles. If you are a Keith Sweat fan you should pick up a copy of the CD, you will not be disappointed.

[cartman2002]

I'll Give My Love To You reached #7 in 1991

[joker]

I like it a lot.

[Soulsista]

Released in late 1990 as the third single from his second album of the same name. Now I'm not a huge fan (he whines too much for my tastes), but this was a NICE slow jam. One of my favorites by him.

[freakyflybry2]

Good song, but I prefer "Twisted" and "Nobody".

[Hervard]

Oh yeah, I remember this song. As I recall, it started out on the chart taking baby steps and I didn't think it was going to do very well, but it did peak somewhere in the Top 20 (it even made the CT40 Top 100 of 1991).

[B-Boy]

I tend to overlook/ignore his early to mid 90s material. The singles from the Make It Last Forever and his self-titled album were very memorable though. I like it. Also, I've been playing this quite frequently.

[Soulsista]

Easily one of my favorites by him.

[Agent Yoncé]

I love this song, not so much the album. His debut is a true classic.

[Soulsista]

Hit #1 R&B and #7 Pop in early 1991.

[Agent Yoncé]

This just came off my UAC station. I like this song, but his debut can do no wrong, in my eyes.

[Live Your Life]

Love it!

[Soulsista]

Hit #1 on the R&B chart.

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

Love this song. My earliest memories of listening to Keith Sweat's music. They sure don't make songs like these anymore.

[areyoureadytojump]

This was #7 on the Hot 100 this week in 1991.

I do not remember this song at all. I remember every song in the Top 10 for that week.