Vesta_Williams-Vesta-1986-OSC

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MP3/FLAC

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OSC

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78,83 MB

Files

12

Date

2007-09-06

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     ARTiST.....: Vesta Williams
     ALBUM......: Vesta
     LABEL......: A&M Records
     GENRE......: R&B
     SOURCE.....: CDDA
     TRACKS.....: 12
     PLAYTiME...: 57:30
     SiZE.......: 78,8 MB
     ENCODER....: Lame 3.97 V2
     BiTRATE....: VBRkbps
     SCENE DATE.: 08/06/2007
     STORE DATE.: 00/00/1986


     Tracklist:

     01.     Something About You                  04:14
     02.     Sweet Thang                          05:10
     03.     Don't Blow A Good Thing              04:37
     04.     Get Out Of My Life                   05:18
     05.     I Can Make Your Dreams Come True     03:41
     06.     Suddenly It's Magic                  05:06
     07.     You Make Me Want To (Love Again)     05:01
     08.     It's You                             03:52
     09.     Don't Let Me Down                    04:13
     10.     Once Bitten Twice Shy                06:01
     11.     I'm Coming Back                      04:49
     12.     My Heart Is Yours                    05:28


     Release Notes:

     Though physically short, Vesta Williams possesses one of Urban
     Contemporary and R&B's biggest and brassiest voices. Her
     family moved from Ohio to Los Angeles in the '60s, as her
     father was a disc jockey. Williams and her sisters once
     appeared on the television show Jack and Jill as The Williams
     Sisters. She returned to Ohio in 1977 and sang in her cousin's
     band in Dayton, but soon went back to Los Angeles to launch a
     solo career. Former Fifth Dimension member Ron Townsend put
     Williams in his band Wild Honey.

     Williams sang on the original version of Joe Sample's "The
     Survivor," and met producer David Crawford while working with
     his group Klique. Crawford took her tapes to A&M, which signed
     her to a solo contract. She scored a Top Ten R&B hit with
     "Once Bitten Twice Shy" in 1986. During the '90s, she dropped
     The Williams from her performing name and recorded only as Vesta.

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