Outlaws Of Love From Which Album?

Little Bit of Soul is a great track, and the perfect closer for Keep the Faith in my opinion. Woman in Love, I Want You, and If I Was Your Mother are all decent, but replaceable. Replace them with Radio, Miss Fourth of July, and Save a Prayer, and you have an absolutely perfect album.

PS, on this hypothetical album, Dry County is the weakest track. :P

Outlaws in Love is an outtake from Slippery When Wet if memory serves correctly.

The site has said Keep the Faith (Something I disagree with) but where did you hear SWW?

Outlaws is wasted on a boxset.
Great song.

Jon's voice on that track sounds like it was recorded in 92.I doubt it was recorded for SWW cause Jon didn't use to sing like that back then.

This is why Outlaws is the hardest track to pinpoint; the song and the band sound very 80's and Jon's vocal sound is from the KTF era. I always thought this might be something they recorded mid-tour, like Cadillac man, just because it doesn't fit anywhere. One thing I have no doubt about is, that it's between 88-92.

I think 'Outlaws' and 'Radio' would definitely have brought the quality quotient on KTF up.

'Faith' is a strange record for me, it has some wonderful stuff and was definitely a progression and ultimately would lead them to TD. But, it just contains too much filler to be considered great methinks.

For every "I Believe", "Fear" and "Dry County" there's a poorer "Woman in Love", "I Want You" and the awful and frankly quite creepy "If I was your mother". "Blame it on the Love of Rock'n'Roll" a fun ditty, filler, buy very high grade filler.

I actually think one of the best songs wasn't even on the album in some formats, "Save a Prayer".