Mr. Leslie Sebastian Charles, from Trinidad in the Southeast Caribbean, released an impressive amount of cool Rock-R&B material in the '80's, which is, unfortuneatly, the limit of his musical ability. This compilation  was put together in 1989, and Mr. Ocean's '93 effort, "Time To Move  On", even though I haven't seen of heard it anywhere, features him  without his long-time mustache, which I thought had made him quite popular  with the ladies in the '80's, and dreadlocks. I even remember reading  somewhere that Billy was at one time suspected of drug possession or  dealing, but of course one knows that you can't believe everything that's  in print or what's on the screen. Anyway, on to the tracks included on this  CD. The number-one hit "When The Going Get's Tough, The Tough Get  Going" is first. My other favorites are "Licence To Chill",  "Caribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run", "Loverboy"  (a top-ten hit in '85), my new favorite by him "Get Out Of My Dreams,  Get Into My Car", and finally the funky rap-beat-filled "I Sleep  Much Better (In Someone Else's Bed)". Oohh, very provocative indeed.  So, I think this album is pretty good, strictly from a person's viewpoint  which still has a place in their music collection for solo, group, or  compilations from the '80's, like I do. It's not too bad, really!