Released when she was just 16, this is the underrated debut album from the now-legendary Janet Jackson, and while it doesn't bear the signature Jam & Lewis sound that would make undeniable classics out of her Control and Rhythm Nation albums, it's a great album if you like perky, innocent (and somewhat disco-ish) dance pop, and the producers on hand, including Rene Moore and Angela Winbush (aka the soul duo Rene & Angela), give Janet some bouncy, vigorous landscapes to work with, and they seem to be a good match here, especially on "You'll Never Find (A Love Like Mine)." Foster Sylvers also serves her well with the infectious grooves of "Don't Mess Up This Good Thing" and "Come Give Your Love To Me." Jerry Weaver also works a little magic on the outstanding "The Magic Is Working," and check out "Love And My Best Friend," a tender, impassioned ballad that may be Janet's best sheer vocal performance.