Jessica Simpson - I Wanna Love You Forever [Single] 320cbr (Big Papi) 1999

"I Wanna Love You Forever" is Jessica Simpson's first debut single under a major label and it proves she is one of the few good 'singers' in the teen pop craze of 1999-2001. The tune seems made strictly for Adult Contemporary hit making and without the Simpson's vocals it would be just another song, but Simpson's phrasing throughout the tune shows the capability of singers ages older than her. Her vocals goes from sounding vulnerable to belting out diva within the four minutes alloted for this tune. Towards the end of the song it slightly seems like Simpson's belting was somewhat excessive, but it fit in fine. This song shows Simpson's vocals could blow away her teen pop competitors out of the water and it is sad to see how someone with such vocal capabilities could do such forgettable, over sexed pop such as her 2005 'hit' "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" or act like she is idiot almost all of the time.

The following song on the single "I can, I will" is okay but not essential for the Simpson collector and the Soul Solution remix doesn't pull out any revolutionary tricks to make it stand outside of the crowd of other dance remixes.

Overall this is one of the few good songs Simpson has recorded and even though the tune can seem a little bit too saccharine, but it's one of her best records to date.