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Another satisfactory album on Malaco for Latimore, who hasn't yet hit his stride on the label. His singing was soulful, but not as effective or hard-hitting as on other numbers. The production and arrangements were good, but there wasn't the energy or swaggering air that marked Latimore's best releases. His tenure at Malaco has been a successful one, but the definitive, exciting records he cut in Florida during the early '70s remain the high point of Benny Latimore's career. ~ Ron Wynn
Arrangers: H. Calloway; Harrison Calloway.
Personnel: Latimore (vocals, keyboards); Vas-tie Jackson, Dino Zimmerman (guitar); Jackson Strings, M Davis , L. Geidel, S. Dressler, P. Pucker, P. Pucker, Jackson Strings, M. Davis, Bob McNally, C. Hampton, Janet Dressler (strings); H. Calloway, C. Rose , B. Cauley, H. Thompson, H. Thompson, Harrison Calloway (horns); Carson Whitsett (keyboards); Ray Griffin (bass instrument); James Robertson (drums, drum); J. Bass, Jules Bass, F. Williams, F. Williams, C. Young, L. Williams, M. Williams, T. Anderson, C. Young (background vocals).
Recording information: Malaco Studios, Jackson, MS.
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