It's encouraging to see that a batch of late-'70's and early-'80's albums have been newly (circa 2012) reissued on CD--by a label called BBR (Big Break Records).  "Bonnie Pointer" is the first one of them I've bought, because it contains one of my all-time favorite disco songs, "Heaven Must Have Sent You".  The original LP did not contain the disco version that eventually became a #11 pop and Top Ten Disco hit, but this reissue cures that by including both the 7" and 12" versions of it.  The other three bonus tracks are all versions of the record's first single, "Free Me From My Freedom/Tie Me To a Tree (Handcuff Me)".  The latter, which is not a medley by the way, has a very interesting lyric that seems to have caused the single to stall at mid-chart, at least on the pop side.  Some programmers & listeners felt it was either an S&M reference, or as the liner notes say, "a step back for the feminist movement."  It is open to either that interpretation or Bonnie's--that she meant to be tied and handcuffed with love, not literally, after finding independence to be disappointing.  "Put love's chains back on me..."