The deluxe version of "I Want You" by Marvin Gaye was released in 2003 and includes bonus tracks and liner notes. If you're interested in listening to the album, here are a few options:

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The liner notes, written by music historian and critic, Nelson George, offer a thoughtful and insightful analysis of the album's significance and Gaye's artistic vision. The booklet also includes interviews with Gaye's collaborators, including producer Michael Masser and engineer, Frank DeCay.

Historical Context: The release is packaged with a 24-page booklet containing the original LP liner notes and scholarly essays by writers like David Ritz.  The Making of a Carnal Classic 

Standout Tracks

• "I Want You": The gold standard of 70s soul. The escalating intensity of the chorus mirrors the intensity of the lyrics.
• "All the Way Around": A funkier, mid-tempo track that shows Gaye could still groove without losing the album's intimate atmosphere.
• "After the Dance" (Instrumental): Often cited as the highlight of the Deluxe bonuses, this version lets the gorgeous saxophone and keyboard solos breathe, turning the track into a meditative jazz piece.