: The song's greatest strength is the lead vocal by Tawatha Agee . Critics frequently cite her "rich and light" delivery as the band's secret weapon, bringing a soulful elegance to the heavy synthesizer backing.

: Produced by James Mtume, the track features a blend of ballad-funk aesthetics. It utilizes sharp synthesizers and subtle percussion—elements influenced by James Mtume’s background playing with jazz legend Miles Davis.

Released in 1984 as part of the album You, Me and He , is a standout example of mid-80s "sophisti-funk". The track carries the torch from the band's massive hit "Juicy Fruit," utilizing a similarly stripped-down, electronic-heavy production style that sounds remarkably modern even decades later. Key Highlights

: The title "C.O.D. (I'll Deliver)" plays on the shipping term "Cash on Delivery," framing a romantic promise of being there "all night" whenever called. It creates a smooth, late-night atmosphere often described as "binge-worthy funky hip-hop". Critical & Fan Reception

: The track remains a cult classic among R&B and funk enthusiasts, often holding a high average rating of 4.3 to 4.6 out of 5 on collector sites like Discogs .

Statistics * Have:189. * Want:226. * Avg Rating:4.57 / 5. * Ratings:28.

: Some versions of the track, particularly on the 12-inch single, were described as a "mini symphony," breaking the song down into experimental parts that highlight its complex electronic arrangement. C.O.D (I'll Deliver) | GTA Songs Wiki | Fandom

Lyrics. Hey boy, I know it's what you wanted:Closer to me Sweet thing, I know just how to flaunt it Can't you see. I'll Deliver C. GTA Songs Wiki·Contributors to GTA Songs Wiki Mtume – C.O.D. (I'll Deliver) - Discogs