"Dance Like There's No Tomorrow" (CD single)
Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that this is the first single off Randy Jackson's (fellow American Idol judge) upcoming CD, Randy Jackson's Music Club. Content-wise, there's nothing at all to worry about. The track's music video is also fine, showing Abdul dancing in conservative outfits.
Families can talk about how American Idol has helped reboost Paula Abdul's career. Do you think she would have a resurgence without the hit TV show? Families can also discuss how a spot on Idol usually means instant success.
Common Sense Review
Reviewed By: Heidi Kotansky
Paula Abdul's first single since 1996 is all about the joy and release that dancing brings.
Slightly reminiscent of her '80s sound, Abdul also brings in some modern electronic influence. It manages to stay sophisticated while being completely appropriate for young kids -- especially those that love to dance. You may want to write her off, but Abdul's new stuff might just be worth checking out.
Note: Randy Jackson's Music Club comes out in March so check back soon for our full review. In the meantime, fans of this single might also enjoy Janet Jackson or Beyonce.
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