After the phenomenal success of Sheila E.'s debut album, "The Glamourous Life", she followed the next year (1985) with the moderately successful, "Romance 1600". "Sister Fate", her obvious ode to Prince, was the first release from this sophomore effort, and a very mundane number that lacked the ummf that the single "Glamourous Life" exuded . Next was "Love Bizarre" (her 12 minute plus duet with Prince)which actually saved the album from complete ennui and possibly diminished record sales. "Dear Michealangelo", "Yellow" and the title track itself are listenable, but really don't measure up to the fire of the songs on "The Glamourous Life".