| 1. Living All Alone |
| 2. First Time Together |
| 3. If You Want Me |
| 4. Slow Dancing |
| 5. Old Friend |
| 6. You Just Don't Know |
| 7. Ain't You Had Enough Love |
| 8. Screaming At The Moon |
| 9. What You Won't Do For Love |
| 10. Run Jesse Run (Ft Lou Rawls & Rev. James Cleveland) (Bonus Track) |
| 11. When You Get Right Down To It |
| 12. I Found Love |
| 13. Don't Wanna Change The World |
| 14. Prime Of My Life |
| 15. When I Give My Love (This Time) |
| 16. I Can't Take Anymore |
| 17. Walk Away |
| 18. Living In Confusion |
| 19. Meet Me On The Moon |
| 20. Whatever Happened To Our Love |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
2 CD set from the Philadelphia Intl label years. As with many great artists, Hyman has become more appreciated posthumously. Though her popularity during her life was generally limited to soul and smooth jazz audiences, her influence on songstresses from Anita Baker to Tamia is evident, and her music has aged wonderfully. After leaving Arista, her first album for Philly Int'l and greatest album overall, 1987's Living All Alone was released, a wonderful collaboration with both Gamble & Huff and the great Thom Bell. The first single from that album was 'Old Friend', a Thom Bell/Linda Creed piano ballad that was perhaps the year's most beautiful soul recording. The album's other highlight was the moody title song, a haunting Gamble & Huff masterpiece. Four years passed before the release of her Nick Martinelli-produced Prime of My Life and her biggest hit, 'Don't Wanna Change the World'. Edsel. 2005.
I indulge myself with everything from " Living all Alone" to "Scream at the Moon" this cd is a great listen. I enjoy the sound and the sultry cleanness of the instrument that was her voice. Her talent will be missed.
2 CD set from the Philadelphia Intl label years. As with many great artists, Hyman has become more appreciated posthumously. Though her popularity during her life was generally limited to soul and smooth jazz audiences, her influence on songstresses from Anita Baker to Tamia is evident, and her music has aged wonderfully. After leaving Arista, her first album for Philly Int'l and greatest album overall, 1987's Living All Alone was released, a wonderful collaboration with both Gamble & Huff and the great Thom Bell. The first single from that album was 'Old Friend', a Thom Bell/Linda Creed piano ballad that was perhaps the year's most beautiful soul recording. The album's other highlight was the moody title song, a haunting Gamble & Huff masterpiece. Four years passed before the release of her Nick Martinelli-produced Prime of My Life and her biggest hit, 'Don't Wanna Change the World'. Edsel. 2005.
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ASIN: B000A1OFBO Release Date: 2005-08-01 |
Tracks:
- Living All Alone
- First Time Together
- If You Want Me
- Slow Dancing
- Old Friend
- You Just Don't Know
- Ain't You Had Enough Love
- Screaming At The Moon
- What You Won't Do For Love
- Run Jesse Run (Ft Lou Rawls & Rev. James Cleveland) (Bonus Track)
- When You Get Right Down To It
- I Found Love
- Don't Wanna Change The World
- Prime Of My Life
- When I Give My Love (This Time)
- I Can't Take Anymore
- Walk Away
- Living In Confusion
- Meet Me On The Moon
- Whatever Happened To Our Love
Album Description
2 CD set from the Philadelphia Intl label years. As with many great artists, Hyman has become more appreciated posthumously. Though her popularity during her life was generally limited to soul and smooth jazz audiences, her influence on songstresses from Anita Baker to Tamia is evident, and her music has aged wonderfully. After leaving Arista, her first album for Philly Int'l and greatest album overall, 1987's Living All Alone was released, a wonderful collaboration with both Gamble & Huff and the great Thom Bell. The first single from that album was 'Old Friend', a Thom Bell/Linda Creed piano ballad that was perhaps the year's most beautiful soul recording. The album's other highlight was the moody title song, a haunting Gamble & Huff masterpiece. Four years passed before the release of her Nick Martinelli-produced Prime of My Life and her biggest hit, 'Don't Wanna Change the World'. Edsel. 2005.Customer Reviews:
A MUST HAVE!.......2007-04-06
Phyllis Hyman.......2007-01-17
A beautiful woman with a sultry sound........2006-01-18
I indulge myself with everything from " Living all Alone" to "Scream at the Moon" this cd is a great listen. I enjoy the sound and the sultry cleanness of the instrument that was her voice. Her talent will be missed.
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