Every Home Should Have One

by Patti Austin

Every Home Should Have One cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 14 September 1981
  • Label: Qwest
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 37:22
  • Community rating: 2.97/5 from 2 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Produced by Quincy Jones, this meticulously crafted album propelled Patti Austin into the mainstream spotlight. Highlighted by the chart-topping James Ingram duet 'Baby, Come to Me', the record is a masterclass in highly polished, sophisticated R&B and dance-pop[cite: 1].

Genres

Descriptors: Ballad, rhythmic, melodic

Tracklist

  1. Do You Love Me? (3:24)
  2. Love Me To Death (4:09)
  3. The Way I Feel (4:19)
  4. Every Home Should Have One (3:26)
  5. Baby, Come To Me (3:35)
  6. The Genie (3:58)
  7. Stop, Look, Listen (3:09)
  8. Symphony Of Love (3:40)
  9. Oh No, Margarita (3:54)
  10. The Island (3:45)

Credits

  • Patti Austin - primary artist, arranged by [vocal arrangement], vocals [all vocals], lead vocals, backing vocals [female background vocals], backing vocals [vocal backgrounds], lead vocals [lead female vocal], written-by
  • Rod Temperton - arranged by [rhythm, vocal and synthesizer arrangements], arranged by [vocal arrangement], written-by, arranged by [rhythm arrangement]
  • Anthony Jackson - bass
  • Eddie N. Watkins Jr. - bass
  • Chris Parker - drums
  • John Robinson - drums
  • Richard Tee - electric piano, piano [acoustic], keyboards
  • Eric Gale - guitar

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