Intimate Patti Austin Patti Austin

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  • Release Date: 05/22/2007
  • Sales Rank: 4,916
  • Label: MOSAIC CONTEMPORARY
  • UPC: 094922682147

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Intimate Patti Austin

1LISTENStop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart) 3:10
2LISTENThe Island 3:47
3LISTENBaby, Come to Me / James Ingram 3:36
4LISTENIf I Believed 3:28
5LISTENSummer Is the Coldest Time of Year 5:17
6LISTENCry Me a River 4:20
7LISTENSpring Can Really Hang You Up the Most 5:09
8LISTENAny Other Fool / Sadao Watanabe 5:07
9LISTENIn My Life 4:04
10LISTENThrough the Test of Time 5:07
11LISTENIf This Is the Last Time 4:44
12LISTENLove's Been Kind to Me Lately 3:38

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Intimate Patti Austin draws mainly from 1981's Every Home Should Have One, 1985's Gettin' Away with Murder, 1988's The Real Me, and 1990's Love Is Gonna Getcha, with detours into the singer's appearances on Sadao Watanabe's Front Seat and Quincy Jones' From Q with Love. Only a couple tracks date later than 1990, and since nothing predates Every Home, there's plenty of fitting material left out, especially some highlights -- like "Say You Love Me," "That's Enough for Me," and "Body Language" -- from her three CTI studio albums. Nonetheless, this Austin comp has its own character and legitimate reasons for existing, even though you'd be hard-pressed to form a comp with songs that aren't intimate. The top highlights include "Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)," "Summer Is the Coldest Time of Year," and -- of course -- the quiet storm classic "Baby, Come to Me." Some listeners are bound to have issues with any number of the production styles here, but Austin's performances always shine through. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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