The Collection: Never Too Much/The Power of Love/Give Me the Reason [Box]Luther Vandross
Release Date: 09/29/2009
Original Release:
2004
# of Discs:
3
J&R Item # 1084151_CD
UPC # 886975596522
Label: Legacy Recordings
|
Buying Info
|
|||||
| Track Details Credits Artist Related Shipping |
|
Disc: 1
Disc: 2
Disc: 3
To listen to sound clips, you'll need the most current version of the
Performer: Luther Vandross
Artist: Marcus Miller; Paulinho Da Costa; Billy Preston; Paul Jackson, Jr.; Kirk Whalum; Martha Wash; Gregory Hines Engineer: Fonzi Thornton; Hubert Eaves III; Jason Miles; John "Skip" Anderson; Marcus Miller; Michael Brauer; Nat Adderley, Jr.; Ray Bardani; Carl Beatty Producer: Luther Vandross; Marcus Miller Distributor: Sony Music Distribution ( Notes: Personnel: Luther Vandross (vocals); Marcus Miller (vocals, synthesizer); Fonzi Thornton, David Lasley, Kevin Owens (vocals); Cheryl Lynn, Cissy Houston, Lisa Fischer, Alfa Anderson (soprano); Doc Powell, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Nat Adderley, Jr. (keyboards, synthesizer); Jason Miles (synthesizer, programming); Yogi Horton (drums); Paulinho Da Costa (congas, percussion). Audio Mixers: Michael Brauer; Ray Bardani. Liner Note Author: Brian Chin. This three-CD combo pack includes The Night I Fell in Love (1985), Give Me the Reason (1986), and Power of Love (1991) -- some of Luther Vandross' most popular albums, all of which went to the top of the R&B albums chart. This is a no-frills package, and if the arrangement looks familiar, it's because Sony did the same thing with these albums in 1998. Only the outside artwork has changed. As you can expect, some of the most significant moments of Vandross' career are in this set, such as "Stop to Love," "Give Me the Reason," "Power of Love/Love Power," and "It's Over Now." ~ Andy Kellman
The multi-talented Luther Vandross first earned recognition when a song he wrote was included in the musical THE WIZ in the early '70s, but it was his golden voice that made him one of the most sought-after session vocalists in the business. His significant contributions to David Bowie's Philly Soul-inspired YOUNG AMERICANS led to his first solo work in 1976, and subsequently, he has dwelt in the rarefied land of the platinum record as an R&B singing star with armloads of Grammys. Vandross has also been an in-demand record producer, and has sung duets with icons of soul ranging from Aretha Franklin to Mariah Carey. In 2003, Vandross went into a coma following a stroke, but learned to sing again after extensive rehabilitation. His death in 2005 robbed the world of one of its most soulful voices.
Also Appears On:
Similar Artist:
Abbott, Gregory Ashford & Simpson Atlantic Starr Babyface Baker, Anita Bell Biv DeVoe Belle, Regina Boyz II Men Bryson, Peabo Carey, Mariah Chic Cole, Natalie DeBarge, Chico Downing, Will Flack, Roberta Franklin, Aretha Ginuwine Hines, Gregory Houston, Whitney Howard Johnson (Vocals) Jackson, Freddie Jackson, Janet Jackson, Millie Jarreau, Al Kelly, R. King, Evelyn "Champagne" Lynn, Cheryl McKnight, Brian Milira Mills, Stephanie Ocean, Billy Osborne, Jeffrey Pendergrass, Teddy Richie, Lionel Riperton, Minnie Streisand, Barbra Summer, Donna (Vocalist) Sweat, Keith Usher Vesta White, Karyn Williams, Vanessa (R&B)
Influences:
Charles, Ray Cooke, Sam Dells (The) Franklin, Aretha Gaye, Marvin Green, Al (Vocals) LaBelle, Patti Melvin, Harold Pendergrass, Teddy Redding, Otis Ross, Diana Warwick, Dionne White, Barry Withers, Bill
Similar Genres:
Contemporary R&B |