Thelma Houston (1983 album) explained
Thelma Houston is Thelma Houston's 13th studio album and was her debut album on MCA Records.[1] The album only generated commercial interest in the urban music market. It includes two modest R&B chart hits, "Working Girl" and "Just Like All the Rest."
Track listing
- "Make It Last" (Lana Bogan, Louie Shelton)
- "Say Goodbye to Love" (Jai Winding)
- "Running in Circles" (Brian Unger, Jon Carin, Mercury Caronia, Rudy Perrone)
- "What For" (Randy McNeil)
- "Just Like All the Rest" (Bob Esty, Lindy Friedman, Michelle Aller)
- "Standing in the Light" (Bunny Hull, Jeff Hull)
- "Take Me Through Your Lifetime" (Barry Ruff, Mitchell Kaplan, Renee Ruff)
- "Givin' It All" (Michael Boltin, Patrick Henderson)
- "Handsome Dudes" (Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil)
- "Working Girl" (Bob Esty, Michelle Aller)
Thelma Houston 1994
Italian-only release (Fonit Cetra CDL378)
- "Don't Leave Me This Way" – 4:03
- "I'm Losing" (Ancora) – 3:20
- "Cruel Beauty" (Bella senz'anima) – 3:41
- "The Long Road" – 4:27
- "A World of Love" (Un mondo d'amore) – 2:56
- "My Life Is Mine" (Vita spericolata) – 4:20
- "Don't Leave Me This way" [remix radio version] – 4:00
- "Flame" (Almeno tu nell' universo) – 5:06
- "The Way You Are" (Tu come stai) – 4:15
- "More and More" – 3:06
- "Shing Star" (Stella stai) – 3:34
- "Saturday Night, Sunday Morning" – 3:15
Several remixes by Junior Vasquez and Joe T. Vanelli were released using the vocals of this 1994 version.
Personnel
- Thelma Houston – lead vocals, backing vocals
- Dennis Herring, Michael Landau, Paul Jackson Jr. – guitar
- Eddie N. Watkins Jr., Neil Stubenhaus – bass guitar
- Jai Winding – acoustic piano, synthesizer
- Bob Esty, Paul Fox – synthesizer
- Ed Greene – drums
- Michael Fisher – percussion
- Chuck Findley, David Boruff, Slyde Hyde, Steve Madaio, Tom Saviano – horns
- Bunny Hull, Clifford Frazier, Julia Waters, Maxine Waters, Michelle Aller, Oren Waters, Sharon Robinson – backing vocals
- Technical
Notes and References
- March 19, 1983. International News & Reviews. Cashbox. 8. www.worldradiohistory.com.