Delivered with humor and sensuality, the songs from this 1997 release will make you want to laugh ecstatically. In a vaudevillian rock-a-billy bluesy style, this singer/ songwriter (known to some for her flamboyant, outspoken X-rated past) performs mostly original compositions, with lyrics addressing social issues like sizism, sexism, censorship and homophobia. She declares in the song, The Lord Was a Woman that ""When you say your prayers at night/ Call the Goddess and get it right;'' also includes I'm In Love With a Girl, the raucous All You Can Eat (and You Can Eat It All Night Long), You Need A Great Big Woman. And, the marvelous vocal talents of this Diva La Grande won't be overshadowed by the campy, comedic performances - this woman can sing! Great cover too, co-created with Annie Sprinkle. Taste a little of this Candye; she's great for the body and soul."

Kane,Candye