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(NOTE - This CD Is Out Of Print!) Aretha Franklin's post-Atlantic material has the same problems as the Columbia cuts. There are too many songs in which the wondrous Franklin voice was simply inserted into otherwise routine situations, with singles issued to take advantage of her hard-earned credibility and reputation. The title cut was a nice duet between Franklin and George Benson, and there were some other decent songs, but this was overall a disappointment.(Ron Wynn) TRACKLISTING - Love All The Hurt Away (DUET WITH GEORGE BENSON) (4.13) Hold On I'm Comin' (5.15) Living In The Streets (3.55) There's A Star For Everyone (4.28) You Can't Always Get What You Want (5.19) It's My Turn (5.31) Truth And Honesty* (4.17) Search On (4.50) Whole Lot Of Me* (3.26) , and Kind Of Man* (4.20)