Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway - "Where Is The Love" (2:42)
Killing Me Softly With His Song (4:45)
Feel Like Makin' Love (2:55)
The Closer I Get To You (with Donny Hathaway) (4:34)
Back Together Again (with Donny Hathaway) (4:40)
Making Love (3:39)
Review: Roberta Flack's Now Playing album is a testament to her enduring artistry. Blending her signature soulful vocals with a timeless elegance, it showcases Flack's emotive range across a selection of jazz-infused tracks, each imbued with depth and intimacy. From the sultry allure of 'Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye' to the classic heartache of 'Killing Me Softly With His Song' via the devastatingly emotional 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face', Flack captivates with her effortless storytelling and vocal prowess. Now Playing not only reaffirms Flack's status as a legendary interpreter of sonl but also highlights her ability to connect deeply with listeners through music that transcends generations.
I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know (mono version) (4:39)
Love, Love, Love (3:21)
Review: This Now Playing album on Atlanta celebrates Donny Hathaway with a tracklist that embodies his signature themes of love, hope, and introspection. Featuring iconic hits such as 'The Ghetto - Part 1,' 'A Song For You,' and the soulful duet 'Where Is The Love' with Roberta Flack, Hathaway's emotive vocals and profound lyrics take centre stage. Addressing social issues, tracks like 'Little Ghetto Boy' add depth to the collection. Concluding with the uplifting 'Someday We'll All Be Free,' this compilation resonates with soul-stirring melodies and resilient messages and allows Hathaway's legacy to shine brightly and leave an indelible mark on listeners with his timeless and enduring spirit.
Review: War's signature sound blends rock, funk and r&b and is best exemplified by hits like 'The Cisco Kid' and the iconic anthem 'Why Can't We Be Friends?' Each track showed the group have great versatility and enduring appeal across genres as well as a fine ability to write catchy hooks and lay down infectious grooves. This compilation is a tribute to War's legacy and one that showcases their unique ability to meld different musical styles into an array of unforgettable hits. It comes on a nice translucent red vinyl, too.
Review: Dionne Warwick's Now Playing is a timeless compilation showcasing her unparalleled talent and versatility. Opening with the iconic 'Don't Make Me Over,' Warwick's smooth vocals captivate from the first note, setting the tone for an unforgettable trip through her classic hits. 'Anyone Who Had A Heart' and 'Walk On By' demonstrate her ability to infuse emotion into every lyric, while 'You'll Never Get To Heaven (If You Break My Heart)' showcases her soulful delivery. On the B-side, where Warwick continues to enchant with memorable tracks like 'I Say A Little Prayer' and '(Theme From) Valley Of The Dolls.' Her rendition of 'Do You Know The Way To San Jose' is a standout, capturing the essence of longing and wanderlust. Throughout the album, Warwick's impeccable phrasing and vocal control shine, supported by lush arrangements that complement her voice perfectly.
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