Motown Two
Release Date: 2004
Label: Universal Music
Country: US
Produced by Simon Climie
Musicians:
Toni Braxton: Lead Vocals (Track 4)
Michael Thompson, Bernie Chiaravalle: Guitar
Nathan East, Abe Laboriel Sr.: Bass
Toby Baker, Tim Carmon, Tony Swain: Keyboards
Billy Preston: Organ
Simon Climie, Nicky "Misschief" Shaw, Toby Baker: Programming
Vinnie Colaiuta, Abe Laboriel Jr.: Drums
Nicky "Misschief" Shaw, Lenny Castro: Percussion
Freddie Vigdor: Sax
Tim Carmon: Wurlitzer
Stevie Wonder: Harmonica
Sharon White, Michelle John, Rachel Oteh, Simon Climie, Lawerence Johnson, Kendra Carr, Steve Crawford, Darwin Hobbs, Sherrie Kibble, Kim Mont, Shandra Penix, Tiffani Ransom. Kevin Whallum, Audrey Martells, Joy Malcomb, Tamar Braxton, Yvette Preyer, Drea Rhenee: Background Vocals
- You're All I Need To Get By
- I Was Made To Lover Her
- Reach Out, I'll Be There
- Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
- Baby I Need Your Lovin'
- Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
- Tracks Of My Tears (1 Minute soundsample)
- What's Goin' On
- Second That Emotion
- After The Dance
- Nowhere To Run (1 Minute soundsample)
- Tuesday Heartbreak
- Mercy Mercy Me
- Baby I'm For Real
If you liked the first Michael McDonald "Motown"-album from last year you will not be disappointed. McDonald delivers some of Motown's greatest moments in his own blue-eyed soul style. "You're all I need to get by" is first class, but there are no dull moments on the CD overall. Stevie Wonder gives a helping harmonica on his own "I was made to love her" and Toni Braxton returns in a beautiful duet on "Stop, Look, Listen (to your heart)". Whether you are a fan of old Motown or a fan of Michael McDonald, you should treat yourself to a copy of this CD.
this.the most wonderful voice.in music today and forever.thanks mike.to some many years of wonderful music.
A great followup to Mike's first Motown tribute recording. Featuring Stevie Wonder on harmonica (on his own "I Was Made...), Billy "The Fifth Beatle" Preston) in what is probably his last appearance on an album and Toni Braxton in a great duet... But why isn't Mike playing the keyboards like he did way back when?
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