First Take

by Roberta Flack

First Take cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 20 June 1969
  • Label: Atlantic
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 45:09
  • Community rating: 4.22/5 from 5 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Anchored by the devastating, timeless emotional weight of 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face', Roberta Flack's debut is a stunningly mature triumph. 'First Take' is wonderfully warm and intensely passionate, matching deeply sentimental, highly sensual vocal jazz phrasing with remarkably bittersweet, exquisitely paced progressive soul.

Genres

Descriptors: ballad, christian, soulful, piano, vocal, gentle

Tracklist

  1. Compared to What (5:16)
  2. Angelitos Negros (6:56)
  3. Our Ages or Our Hearts (6:09)
  4. I Told Jesus (6:09)
  5. Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye (4:08)
  6. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (4:20)
  7. Tryin' Times (5:08)
  8. Ballad of the Sad Young Men (7:00)

Credits

  • Roberta Flack - primary artist, piano, vocals, arranged by
  • William S. Fischer - arranged by [horns, strings], conductor [strings]
  • Seldon Powell - baritone saxophone
  • Ron Carter - bass
  • Charles McCracken - cello
  • George Ricci - cello
  • Stanislaw Zagorski - design [cover], design
  • Ray Lucas - drums
  • Bob Liftin - engineer [re-mix]
  • William Arlt - engineer [recording]
  • Bucky Pizzarelli - guitar
  • George Piros - lacquer cut by
  • Les McCann - liner notes
  • Ken Heinen - photography by, photography
  • Joel Dorn - producer
  • Frank Wess - tenor saxophone
  • Benny Powell - trombone
  • Jimmy Nottingham - trumpet
  • Joe Newman - trumpet
  • Alfred Brown - viola
  • Selwart Clarke - viola
  • Theodore Israel - viola
  • Emanuel Green - violin
  • Gene Orloff - violin
  • Eugene McDaniels - written-by
  • Manuel Alvarez Maciste - written-by
  • Donny Hathaway - written-by
  • Robert Ayers - written-by
  • Traditional - written-by
  • Leonard Cohen - written-by
  • Ewan MacColl - written-by
  • Leroy Hutson - written-by
  • Fran Landesman - written-by
  • Tommy Wolf - written-by

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