This expanded edition features bonus tracks from Sing A Song and a guest appearance with saxophonist Pharoah Sanders, “As You Are,” as well as 12″ single versions of “Kiss You All Over” and “So Strange.” ĬD 3: You Know How to Love Me (Arista) teamed Phyllis with James Mtume and Reggie Lucas, hitmakers for Stephanie Mills the result was Phyllis’ biggest R&B/dance hit with the now-classic title track.
The title cut was freshly co-produced by Barry Manilow and Ron Dante, and six tracks were included from Phyllis’ second Buddah LP Sing a Song which only gained release outside the U.S. ĬD 2: Somewhere in My Lifetime (Arista) marked Phyllis’ addition to the Arista Records roster when Buddah Records was acquired by the Clive Davis-helmed label. Also on this expanded edition, both sides of Phyllis’ 1976 single for Desert Moon Records. “Betcha By Golly Wow,” which Phyllis recorded with jazz drummer Norman Connors in 1976 along with a duet with Michael Henderson (“We Both Need Each Other”), resulting in her first exposure to a wider audience. R&B/dance charted single, “Loving You, Losing You,” co-penned by Philly soul maestro Thom Bell who also co-wrote 119 tracks in all!ĬD 1: Phyllis Hyman (Buddah) marked Phyllis’ official album debut and includes the U.S.
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An insane tribute to one of the greatest female soul singers to emerge in the 70s – the magnificent Phyllis Hyman, a vocalist who first began in jazz, then moved to soul music to help chart a whole new sound for the future – a new sort of sophistication that was key to a shift in the way that female soul singers came across – with plenty of pride, maturity, and subtle power that really comes through in these recordings! Right from the start, Hyman was very much her own artist – as you'll hear in this set, which begins with some of her earliest, jazziest work, and includes a few contributions with Norman Connors – then moves through a rich legacy of full length albums before Phyllis was taken from our planet all too soon! The set features nine full albums, most with some bonus tracks – and albums include Phyllis Hyman, Somewhere In My Lifetime, You Know How To Love Me, Can't We Fall In Love Again, Goddess Of Love, Living All Alone, Prime Of My Life, I Refuse To Be Lonely, and Forever With You.
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