Barbra Streisand's album "Partners," featuring 12 tracks with luxurious collaborations. - Album Name: Partners - Artist: Barbra Streisand - Number of Tracks: 12 - Producers: Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds, Walter Afanasieff Long ago, there was a cool project by Tower Records or something, with the theme of "10 Albums to Take to a Desert Island." Even as a soul music lover, if I had to choose a white artist's album that would definitely be on that list, it would be this person, Barbra's 1979 album "Wet." I also love her as an actress, but I was really into this album when I bought it. Well, I'll talk about that in detail some other time (or will I?), but this album is a duo album she released in 2014, and she's still active. Of course, it's a treat for fans. Plus, it includes a re-performance of "Come Rain or Come Shine" from "Wet." By the way, I was surprised to learn that the original of "It Had To Be You," which I also loved as a standard number, was by Ray Charles in '59. I should really know better. I have no right to talk about R&B. I deeply regret it. Anyway, the luxuriousness of the lineup was, of course, realized thanks to her popularity, but first, please enjoy her unchanging, charming vocals. It was my last run while listening to the duet "Evergreen" with Babyface. Please understand that this is a used CD, with scratches on the case and CD disc due to aging. #BarbraStreisand # #barbrastreisand #