Despite his activity in New Edition, LSG, and his duets with Stacy Lattisaw, it’s hard to believe that Johnny Gill -- who has been making records since 1983 -- is on only his sixth solo album. Now on the boutique label Notifi, distributed by Fontana, Gill nonetheless works with some of the more established names in R&B, including Troy Taylor, Johnta Austin, Bryan-Michael Cox, and longtime associates Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. There’s an eyebrow-raising ballad with LSG mate Keith Sweat and Eddie Levert (father of late LSG member Gerald), produced by the late Static Major; it’s one of the album’s highlights. Throughout the album -- the first half especially -- an all-male array of background and co-lead vocalists is prominent enough to make a listener wonder if Gill has formed a new group. It’s most jarring on the title track, an obvious attempt to fit in with mainstream R&B radio. Those who are drawn to Gill’s ballads will find a few songs to enjoy, including the sparse piano/falsetto number “2nd Place." ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi

1		Still Winning
2		Let's Stay Together
3		In the Mood
4		Just the Way You Are
5		Black Box
6		Long, Long Time (Feat. Eddie Levert & Keith Sweat)
7		2nd Place
8		Who Is He
9		It Would Be You
10		My Love