Patti Austin - Take Your Time Coral Years Collection 1965-1967 - Japan Mini LP CD

Credits:

Patti Austin

Description:

＜The first volume of "60s R&B Girls Heaven" compiles the enchanting R&B girl days of a teenage songstress full of freshness at the time! She debuted on Coral Records in 1965, a year before her breakthrough hit No. 1 on the U.S. dance/disco charts with "Do You Love Me" in 1981. Although she released singles one after another, they did not chart well, but her songs were always attractive. Unlike her image as an "adult," Patti Austin's music from the Coral era is more in the "northern soul" vein, including AOR, blacon, fusion, and jazz, and is highly regarded among fans of those genres. This album is also significant in that it is the first time (in Japan) that we have been able to hear a detailed account of Patti Austin from the Coral era, and if we also check out the authorship and original compositions of each song, we can also understand how the great Patti Austin was formed later. I think it is because of this time period. It was this period that made the album so special. ～Commentary: Toru Ueshiba

Tracklisting:

01. HE'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME
02. EARL
03. I WANNA BE LOVED
04. A MOST UNUSUAL BOY
05. SOMEONE'S GONNA CRY
06. YOU'D BETTER KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GETTING INTO
07. TAKE YOUR TIME
08. TAKE AWAY THE PAIN STAIN
09. LEAVE A LITTLE LOVE
10. MY LOVELIGHT AIN'T GONNA SHINE
11. GOT TO CHECK YOU OUT
12. WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES
13. ONLY ALL THE TIME
14. OH HOW I NEED YOU JOE
15. A TISKET A TASKET
16. A MILLION TO ONE
17. I'LL KEEP LOVING YOU
18. YOU'RE TOO MUCH A PART OF ME