Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: First-rate soul balladier

Miles Jaye (who was born Miles Davis but changed his last name for obvious reasons), started out as a soulful, deep-voiced soul singer in the mold of Teddy Pendergrass. On this album, he throws in some funky, new jack-swing style to go along with his already great singing. This is best exemplified on the title track. The best song in my opinion, however, is the smooth, laid back "I'll Be There" which was a #30 R&B hit in 1989. In the ensuing years, Miles Jaye started concentrating mainly on jazz, and in that venture he has tried several times to perfect the title track from this album by rerecording it in a softer jazz context, but I still think it sounds best like this.