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The most versatile and underrated item in Moore's often overlooked catalog, Read My Lips runs the gamut from funky R&B radio numbers to quietly passionate ballads to rock-stenciled up-tempo fare. Moore packs a tight-lipped, defiant punch on kinetic affairs such as "Mind Over Matter" and "Winner." Meanwhile, she's pure and sultry on the slow burn of "To Those Who Wait" and the emotional intensity of "I Can't Believe It (It's Over)." Having plenty of able assistance on hand doesn't hurt her case, either: producers Keith Diamond and Paul Laurence bring a meld of jazz, funk, pop, and soul influences to the fold, and intertwine them with remarkable consistency. This resourceful approach results in material that far surpasses earlier hits like "Love's Comin' at Ya" and "Keepin' My Lover Satisfied"; and it also turns out a surprising remake of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams." With arrangements that are always on the dot, solid songs, and stellar vocals, Read My Lips is a must for every Moore fan's collection. ~ Justin M. Kantor
Product Details
Release Date: | 02/15/2019 |
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Label: | Funkytown Grooves |
UPC: | 0851903003021 |
catalogNumber: | 10066136 |
Rank: | 68699 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Melba Moore Primary Artist,Vocals,Background VocalsFreddie Jackson Background Vocals
Fareed Haque Guitar
Janice Dempsey Background Vocals
Danny Madden Background Vocals
Audrey Wheeler Background Vocals
Alan Ross Saxophone
Lillo Thomas Vocals,Background Vocals
Paul Laurence Synthesizer,Percussion,DX-7,Oberheim OB8
Lisa Fischer Background Vocals
Robert Aries Keyboards
Bashiri Johnson Percussion
Russell Blake Bass
Wayne Brathwaite Bass
Clarence Brice Guitar
Richard James Burgess Drums
Debra Byrd Background Vocals
Michelle Cobbs Background Vocals
Keith Diamond Synthesizer,Drums,Keyboards,Background Vocals,fairlight,Synthesizer Bass
Barry J. Eastmond Piano,Keyboards
Fareed Abdul Haqq Guitar
Curtis King Background Vocals
Eddie Martinez Guitar
Cindy Mizelle Background Vocals
Terry Silverlight Drums
Brenda White Background Vocals
Bobby Douglas Keyboards
Vicki Genfan Background Vocals
Andy Barrett Keyboards
Jeff Smith Flute
Rock Wilk Background Vocals
Rob Kilgore Keyboards
Binky Brice Guitar
Regi King Background Vocals
Barry Eastmond Keyboards
Vernon Jeff Smith Background Vocals
Jeff Smith Flute
Lillian Day Jackson Background Vocals
Andrea Dawkins Background Vocals
Technical Credits
Freddie Jackson Composer,Vocal ArrangementsStevie Nicks Composer
Craig Peyton Composer
Paul Laurence Composer,Producer,drum programming
Robert Aries Programming
Ron Banks Engineer
Richard James Burgess Producer,drum programming,Percussion Programming
Keith Diamond Composer,Producer,drum programming
Barry J. Eastmond String Arrangements
Evren Göknar Remastering Engineer
Steve Goldman Engineer
Frank Heller Engineer
Lew Kirton Composer
Jesse Levy Composer
Sam Lorber Composer
Steve Peck Engineer
Peter Robbins Engineer
Terry Shaddick Composer
Roey Shamir Engineer
Jolyon Skinner Composer
Edith Wint String Contractor
Dominique Engineer
Madeline Stone Composer
Beau Higgins Executive Producer
Donald Cleveland Reissue Producer
Anne Thomas Administration
Tony Calvert Reissue Producer
Ron Banks Engineer
Barry Eastmond Composer,String Arrangements
Barbra Lowery Fashion Stylist
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