The Shelia E. Review
Get the reviewer's take on Sheila E.'s top music hits.
1 / 10
The Grooves of Romance 1600 - The 12-minute duet "Love Bizarre," written and produced by Sheila E. and Prince, captures a pure funky groove, which helped it become a major hit with radio listeners. Fans, listeners and funksters alike pushed the jammin' record to become a No. 11 hit.
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2 / 10
'Without Love, It Ain't Much' - Sheila E. makes "The Glamorous Life" look easy! The layered influences of jazz and Latin music allow the percussionist to show off her dynamic skills. This track is Sheila E. and Prince's love child, which eventually earned her a Grammy Award nomination, the No. 7 spot on the U.S. pop chart and the No. 1 spot on the U.S. dance charts.
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3 / 10
Going 'Koo Koo' for You - Crazy, kooky and lots of fun! "Koo Koo" is simply a good time. One of her singles from her self-titled album, it makes you want to get up and dance along. The Paula Abdul-esque track is vibrant and perfect for the '80s. (Photo: Paisley Park)
4 / 10
'Sex Cymbal' - Moving to the beat of her drum, or cymbal in this case, Sheila E. pushes the barriers of dance-pop songs with her sultry and sassy lead single "Sex Cymbal," from her 1991 album of the same name. Her sound is similar to that of Janet Jackson and the rhythm really begins to get you moving! (Photo: Warner Bros)
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5 / 10
Heaven on Earth - There's a little place in heaven with Sheila E. & the E-Train's name on it. The album is jazzy and relaxing, exactly what you would expect of heaven. (Photo: Concord Vista Records)
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