Album Details
Title: Set the Night to Music Artist: Roberta Flack Release Date: 10/1991 Re-Released On: 9/17/1991 Label: Atlantic Duration: 50:09 UPCs: 075678232121, 075678232145 Genre: Rhythm & Blues Styles: Soul, Urban, Soft Rock, Smooth Soul Moods: Intimate, Soothing, Sophisticated, Calm/Peaceful, Gentle, Romantic, Sensual, Sentimental, Sweet, Laid-Back/Mellow, Literate, Poignant, Stylish Total Copies: 4 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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The Waiting Game
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Set the Night to Music
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When Someone Tears Your Heart in Two
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Something Your Heart Has Been Telling Me
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You Make Me Feel Brand New
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Unforgettable
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Summertime
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Natural Thing
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My Foolish Heart
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Friend
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Always
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1991 | CD | Atlantic | 82321-2 |
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Other Editions
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Album Review
By the '90s, Roberta Flack had completely immersed herself in the adult contemporary portion of the radio world, and this 1991 album is concrete proof of that. Largely based on collaborations with fellow adult radio singer Maxi Priest, Set the Night to Music is an odd assortment of standards with a few new compositions thrown in here and there for good measure. No doubt, the album's title track is the standout hit, and one of the biggest commercial successes in Flack's esteemed career. But there are also small surprises here and there on the album, including a stirring rendition of Nat King Cole's "Unforgettable" and the Bell- Creed philly soul classic "You Make Me Feel Brand New." The production values and choice of instrumentation give this album a slightly dated feel, with a greater emphasis placed on polished synthesizers over the warm tones of a Fender Rhodes or grand piano, but all in all it's a strong album that presents Flack's classy, distinct vocal styling in a palatable fashion. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Ahmet Ertegun | Producer | | Andy Snitzer | Sax (Tenor), Sax (Alto) | | Arif Mardin | Arranger, Producer, String Arrangements, Conductor | | Arthur Steuer | Assistant Engineer | | Barry Miles | Arranger | | Bob Defrin | Art Direction | | Brian Pollack | Assistant Engineer | | Bridgette Lancome | Photography | | Bruce Buchanan | Assistant Engineer | | Bruce Calder | Assistant Engineer | | Cindy Mizelle | Vocals (Background) | | Dave Lebolt | Arranger, Programming, Keyboards | | David Richards | Engineer | | David Schiffman | Assistant Engineer | | Errol Bennett | Percussion | | Fonzi Thornton | Vocals (Background) | | Gene Orloff | Concert Master | | George Marino | Mastering | | Greg Phillinganes | Keyboards | | Jack Joseph Puig | Engineer | | Jay A. Ryan | Assistant Engineer | | Jeff Lippay | Assistant Engineer | | Jerry Barnes | Arranger, Vocals (Background), Bass | | Joe Mardin | Keyboards, Synthesizer Bass, Producer, Arranger, Programming | | John Mahoney | Synclavier | | Katreese Barnes | Sax (Alto), Vocals (Background), Sax (Soprano) | | Keith Barnhart | Programming, Keyboards | | Ken Quartarone | Assistant Engineer | | Lani Groves | Vocals (Background) | | Lisa Maldonado | Production Coordination | | Mark Stevens | Vocals (Background), Vocals | | Maxi Priest | Vocals, Performer | | Michael O'Reilly | Engineer, Guitar, Mixing | | Patti Austin | Vocals (Background) | | Quincy Jones | Rap | | Rachele Cappelli | Vocals (Background) | | Reggie Griffin | Arranger, Drum Programming, Vocals (Background), Programming, Keyboards | | Rob Paparozzi | Harmonica | | Robbie Buchanan | Piano | | Robbie Kondor | Keyboards, Programming, Arranger | | Roberta Flack | Arranger, Vocals | | Sammy Merendino | Drum Programming | | Shelton Becton | Arranger | | Steve Holroyd | Assistant Engineer | | Steve Skinner | Keyboards, Programming, Arranger | | Steven Deur | Assistant Engineer | | Suzane Koga | Production Coordination | | Suzanne Dyer | Assistant Engineer | | Tawatha Agee | ? | | Thomas Bricker | Design |
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