Louise Redknapp carved out a fairly successful solo career after departing from Eternal in 1995. After releasing three fairly successful solo albums in the 90's she had gained enough material to release her first Greatest Hits album and titled it 'Changing Faces'. Seventeen tracks were added onto this album which also included three tracks she released with Eternal, despite her not featuring on the lead vocals to these songs. The album features all of her Top 20 singles and included three brand new songs. Naked - The opening track of the album is 'Naked' which was her third UK single and firmly established herself as a credible pop star back in the 90's. ...  Read the complete review

God bless lovely Loise with her angelic features and nice safe pop sound. Louise carved out a career in the pop combo Eternal before launching a solo career in the late nineties. She wanted to be like Kylie, she wasn't. But she did score a run of top twenty hits and was popular for a few years with the Smash Hits generation. This album gather some of her biggest hits from her career. 'Naked' is not nearly as exciting as the title suggests. Louise tries to sound raunchy and struts her stuff on a lively enough chorus, but the song falls somewhere short of being an appetising sensual sensation. Very formulaic and too busy for my liking. 'Just A Step From Heaven' ...  Read the complete review

Louise, as we all know, was originally 1/4 of Eternal, UK R&B band that set the charts alight. She ended up leaving in 1994 and went on to do some solo work, which has gone down successful, in terms of singles. Album wise her "Elbow Beach" effort, and this GH have failed to live up to her previous two albums, her debut "Naked" and sophmore "Woman In Me". This Greatest Hits, if you aren't a Louise fan, may not seem a Greatest Hits. Solo wise you are looking at 11 singles, 8 of which made the top ten, 5 of which made the top five. Nothing amazing here. As a fan though, this is rather brilliant. The album contains her 11 solo ...  Read the complete review

Louise has always made fantastic pop songs and this is an eagerly anticipated greatest hits collection. On top of all her hits, we get some old Eternal tracks and new songs too. Her later material is her best, with tracks such as 2 Faced and Beautiful Inside being my favourites. Lyrically they're the strongest here with the best tunes, although there are really no bad tracks. Stuck In The Middle With You is a great cover version, whilst classics such as Naked and Let’s Go Round Again are nice to hear for the first time in a few years. Get this collection; you won’t regret it. She's also touring small venues over the next few months - try and catch ...  Read the complete review