Right Rhythm (Pointer Sisters album)

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Right Rhythm
Studio album by Pointer Sisters
Released	1990
Recorded	1990
Genre	R&B
Label	Motown
Producer	various
Pointer Sisters chronology
Serious Slammin' (1988) Right Rhythm (1990) Only Sisters Can Do That (1993)

Right Rhythm is a 1990 album by the Pointer Sisters on the Motown label in 1990. The group's fifteenth studio album, it was their first with Motown as well as their first album in thirteen years without longtime producer Richard Perry. The album's lead single, "Friends' Advice" reached the R&B top 40; a remix of "Insanity," hit the top 10 on the dance charts.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Friends' Advice (Don't Take It)"
2. "Man With The Right Rhythm"
3. "Real Life"
4. "After You"
5. "You Knocked The Love (Right Outta My Heart)"
6. "Billy Said Yes"
7. "Insanity"
8. "What A Woman Wants"
9. "Where Have You Been?"
10. "(We Just Wanna) Thank You"