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Diana Ross - I Love You
Given the prominence of the film "Dreamgirls" over the holiday season, it only makes sense that Diana Ross, whose life is the obvious inspiration for at least some of the film's pastiche, would crawl out of the woodwork. It's unlikely, however, that "I Love You" are words she would say to anyone associated with the movie, or the stage show that inspired it. Still, Ms. Ross is legendary, and her new album  features covers of, shockingly, love songs by Joe Cocker, Berlin, Heart and others. "I Love You" is intended (according to her publicist) as "Diana's personal offering to honor celebrations of love, from the glance of your first true love, through the joy of children, and love everlasting."
America - Here and Now
A more surprising comeback arrives courtesy of America, the early '70s hitmakers now best known as the band that sounded exactly like Neil Young on that one song ("Horse With No Name") and George Harrison on that other one ("Sister Golden Hair"). "Here and Now" is an all new LP, produced by Adam Schelsinger from Fountains of Wayne and James Iha from Smashing Pumpkins, and featuring songs written by contemporary indie groups like Nada Surf and Maplewood (members of both groups appear on the album, along with Ryan Adams, Ben Kweller and, uh, Stephen Bishop). America '07-style sounds pretty fresh, but still kind of '70s AM radio. A nice combination.
Al Green - The Definitive Greatest Hits
The unimpeachable Reverend Al Green is also with "The Definitive Greatest Hits" a two-disc collection of hits and favorites.