by Jason Ankeny 　　 　　Bottom-barrel O'Jays, Love Fever suffers mightily from serious over-production (i.e., syrupy-sweet synthesizers and programmed drums) and weak material. Blame producer Reggie Griffin for much of this debacle, although even Philly soul kingpins Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff are culpable via the patriotic treacle of "I Love America." Combined with the simplistic famine protest tune "All Eyes on Africa," it's difficult to believe this is the same group responsible for some of the most thoughtful, penetrating musical commentary of the early '70s. Only a rare Walter Williams lead performance, "What Good Are These Arms of Mine," redeems this abysmal entry in the O'Jays catalog.