The Best of Cheryl Lynn: Got to Be Real

One of the Great singer's of the 80's!!!

AMAZING SONG AND BOY CAN THIS WOMAN SING. LOVE IT SO MUCH!

Cheryl Lynn has a voice that went much too unrecognized. You hear these vocals today and think of very few who could sing with such energy. These are definitely the best of her tracks. An excellent collection to add to your tunes.

I started following Ms. Lynn's career when she appeared on the Gong Show, winning a perfect '30' from the judges. I knew then she had something special, and she proved it. Unfortunately she never achieved 'superstar' status, but IMHO other than Karen Carpenter, perhaps, she is the best all around vocal talent out there.

A great soul/"disco" singer who doesn't get the appreciation and recognition she deserves. Though she "just" sings the refrain on Georgy Porgy, she dominates. In those few short lines, she shows her incredible range-she can sing bluesy jazz with the best of them. That song is one of my top ten favorites of all times!

Cheryl is one of the best artist of all times. I had a chance to see her show in Japan, she was great! She still got the pipes.... I hear she is working on a new single with her long time partner G Jack. " Shake it Make it Sweat" a peppie lil dance dittiy. I can't wait to hear the finished product. Greg Jackson 8 Bar Music

My Favortive Songs Encore and Got to Be Real, All My Lovin',Shake It Up Tonight, I've Got What You Need, Keep It Hot, Day After Day, If This World Were Mine, So Miss Cheryl Lynn When are u going to make a another CD If U Make One I'm Buying That Cd.

OMG! I love that song! It's one of my favorite old school songs ever! I grew up listening to that song for a long time singing the wrong words. XD It has a great beat to it. Got to Be Real is one of my favs too.

Whoever created this compliation inadvertently (I hope) left out one of her biggest hits, otherwise I would have given this a higher rating.

Cheryl Lynn! Wow! What an awesome talent, and beautiful too. Songs like "Got to be real, Encore, If this world were mine, and the work that she did on "Georgy Porgy" are by far the best projects that she has ever done. She was born into the wrong era. She needed writers like Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, because that kind of soulful funk was her niche, as well as doing soulful ballads with the likes of Luther Vandross. Bottom line is she was an incredibly talented vocalist, but not anyone with great vision for her continued success into the 80's and 90's.