Sealed 1989 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. “Working With Producer/Keyboardist/Songwriter Todd Cochran, Singer Cheryl Lynn Had A Somewhat Harder, Edgier Sound With Trash Can-Timbre Beats And Less Of A Light Poppy Feel To Her Material, Which Was Best Characterized By The First Single, "Upset." But It Was The Second Single, The Mid-Tempo Groover "Everytime I Say Goodbye, That Put Her Back On The Charts, Going To Number Seven On Billboard's R&B Charts In Fall 1989; It Was A Nod Towards Her Jam & Lewis-Produced Number One R&B Hit, "Encore." The Next Single, The Mellow "Whatever It Takes," Made It To Number 26 R&B — Her Fans Were Sending Her A Message. Another Smooth Number, "You're So Good For Me," Was A Popular Radio-Aired LP Track That Became A Steppers Favorite.” All Music Guide - Ed Hogan