by Andrew HamiltonProducers Willie Lester and Rodney Brown give Gayle Adams little to work with on this disco set. Only a remake of Theola Kilgore's The Love of My Man shows any vocal pipes. The best of the dancers, Stretch'in Out and You Brought It on Yourself, are like Chinese meals -- after you've heard them, you're still empty and hungry for something else. Two movers and shakers, Plain Out of Luck and I Don't Want to Hear It, sound like you've heard them before -- probably because the producers borrowed so much from other songs, especially on the latter, which sounds like Sister Sledge's We Are Family. [A 1992 reissue on Unidisc, titled Your Love Is a Life Saver, added several extended remixes to the original program.]