Every Home Should Have One
Release Date: 1981
Label: Qwest
Country: USA
Produced by Quincy Jones
Musicians:
James Ingram: Vocals (Track 5)
Steve Lukather, Eric Gale: Guitars
Eddie Watkins, Anthony Jackson, Louis Johnson: Bass
Greg Phillinganes: Keyboards
Richard Tee: Electric Piano
Greg Phillinganes, David Foster, Rod Temperton, Michael Boddicker, Bob James, Hilary James: Synthesizers
John Robinson, Chris Parker: Drums
Paulinho Da Costa, Ralph McDonald: Percussion
Ernie Watts: Sax
CD Release: 1990; Label: Warner Bros.; Country: USA;
- Do You Love Me
- Love Me To Death
- Way I Feel
- Every Home Should Have One
- Baby, Come To Me (1 Minute soundsample)
- Genie
- Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) (1 Minute soundsample)
- Symphony Of Love
- Oh No, Margarita
- Island
The classic duet with James Ingram on "Baby come to me" has one of the most mellow hooks ever made. Essential.
Every Home Should Have One!Yes itīs true.The album is as good as the title descibes it !Try to stand still during Oh No,Margarita.Give me a call if You succeded!
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