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Deniece Williams|This is Niecy

This is Niecy

Deniece Williams

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Deniece Williams spent the first half of the '70s establishing herself as a background vocalist for an impressive line of artists, including Stevie Wonder, Minnie Riperton, Roberta Flack, and Esther Phillips. Though she'd continue to do session work throughout her career, she also became accomplished as a solo artist. Unfortunately, a lot of people think she came out of nowhere for 1984's "Let's Hear It for the Boy," a number one pop hit, but she was making excellent albums as early as 1976. The songs that would eventually make up her debut, This Is Niecy, were sent to Earth, Wind & Fire. Williams didn't intend to make her own album and thought these songs would be a good fit for Philip Bailey. Instead, she got to record them with most of EW&F, including Maurice White and Charles Stepney as producers, Verdine White on bass, Freddie White on drums, those glorious horns, and several other associates of the group. Three of the album's seven songs were released as singles, and they're all stunners, each with its own mood and style (fittingly, one peaked on the disco chart, one hit the Top 30 of the pop chart, and one scraped the black singles chart). The best of the lot is "Free," a subtle but powerful sparkler that expressed Williams' desire to break from the more traditional lifestyle that had been mapped out for her. Out of everything she recorded, this low-key song demonstrates most how her time with Riperton and Syreeta rubbed off on her, showing how a bedroom whisper can be just as affecting as an in-the-red wail. Also containing strong album cuts, This Is Niecy is a great complement to Earth, Wind & Fire's Spirit, released the same year -- not only for its overlapping personnel, but also for its greatness.

© Andy Kellman /TiVo

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1
It's Important To Me (Album Version)
00:04:20

Maurice White, Producer - Charles Stepney, Producer - Deniece Williams, Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - D. Williams, Composer - D. Williams, Lyricist - F. Baskett, Composer - F. Baskett, Lyricist - C. MCDONALD, Composer - C. MCDONALD, Lyricist

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

2
That's What Friends Are For (Album Version)
00:04:26

Maurice White, Producer - Charles Stepney, Producer - L. Groves, Composer - L. Groves, Lyricist - Deniece Williams, Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - D. Williams, Composer - D. Williams, Lyricist - F. Baskett, Composer - F. Baskett, Lyricist - C. MCDONALD, Composer - C. MCDONALD, Lyricist

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

3
How'd I Know That Love Would Slip Away (Album Version)
00:03:49

Maurice White, Producer - Charles Stepney, Producer - L. Groves, Composer - L. Groves, Lyricist - Deniece Williams, Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - D. Williams, Composer - D. Williams, Lyricist - C. MCDONALD, Composer - C. MCDONALD, Lyricist

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

4
Cause You Love Me Baby (Album Version)
00:04:07

Maurice White, Producer - Charles Stepney, Producer - Deniece Williams, Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - D. Williams, Lyricist - D. Williams, Composer

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

5
Free (Album Version)
00:05:58

Steve Madaio, Trumpet - Oscar Brashear, Trumpet - Gale Robinson, French Horn - Charles Stepney, Producer - George Bohanon, Trombone - Ray Pizzi, Woodwinds - S. Greene, Composer - S. Greene, Lyricist - N. Watts, Composer - N. Watts, Lyricist - Ernie Watts, Woodwinds - Deniece Williams, Background Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - Randall Aldcroft, Trombone - Freddie White, Percussion - Freddie White, Drums - Plas Johnson, Woodwinds - D. Williams, Composer - D. Williams, Lyricist - Jerry Peters, Keyboards - Sydney Barnes, Background Vocal - Al McKay, Guitar - Leo Sacks, Producer - Sidney Muldrow, French Horn - Terry Harrington, Woodwinds - H. Redd, Composer - H. Redd, Lyricist - Maurice White, Drums - Maurice White, Background Vocal - Maurice White, Producer - Maurice White, Percussion - Verdine White, Bass

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

6
Watching Over (Album Version)
00:03:50

Maurice White, Producer - Maurice White, Composer - Maurice White, Lyricist - F. White, Composer - F. White, Lyricist - Charles Stepney, Producer - Deniece Williams, Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - D. Williams, Composer - D. Williams, Lyricist - Verdine White, Lyricist - Verdine White, Composer - J. PETERS, Lyricist - J. PETERS, Composer - A. MCKAY, Composer - A. MCKAY, Lyricist

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

7
If You Don't Believe (Album Version)
00:07:58

Maurice White, Producer - Charles Stepney, Producer - Deniece Williams, Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - D. Williams, Composer - D. Williams, Lyricist - F. Baskett, Composer - F. Baskett, Lyricist - C. MCDONALD, Composer - C. MCDONALD, Lyricist

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

8
Free (Single Version)
00:02:50

Steve Madaio, Trumpet - Oscar Brashear, Trumpet - Gale Robinson, French Horn - Charles Stepney, Producer - George Bohanon, Trombone - Ray Pizzi, Woodwinds - S. Greene, Composer - S. Greene, Lyricist - N. Watts, Composer - N. Watts, Lyricist - Ernie Watts, Woodwinds - Deniece Williams, Background Vocal - Deniece Williams, Performer - Randall Aldcroft, Trombone - Freddie White, Percussion - Freddie White, Drums - Plas Johnson, Woodwinds - D. Williams, Composer - D. Williams, Lyricist - Jerry Peters, Keyboards - Sydney Barnes, Background Vocal - Al McKay, Guitar - Leo Sacks, Producer - Sidney Muldrow, French Horn - Terry Harrington, Woodwinds - H. Redd, Composer - H. Redd, Lyricist - Maurice White, Drums - Maurice White, Background Vocal - Maurice White, Producer - Maurice White, Percussion - Verdine White, Bass

(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

Albumbeschreibung

Deniece Williams spent the first half of the '70s establishing herself as a background vocalist for an impressive line of artists, including Stevie Wonder, Minnie Riperton, Roberta Flack, and Esther Phillips. Though she'd continue to do session work throughout her career, she also became accomplished as a solo artist. Unfortunately, a lot of people think she came out of nowhere for 1984's "Let's Hear It for the Boy," a number one pop hit, but she was making excellent albums as early as 1976. The songs that would eventually make up her debut, This Is Niecy, were sent to Earth, Wind & Fire. Williams didn't intend to make her own album and thought these songs would be a good fit for Philip Bailey. Instead, she got to record them with most of EW&F, including Maurice White and Charles Stepney as producers, Verdine White on bass, Freddie White on drums, those glorious horns, and several other associates of the group. Three of the album's seven songs were released as singles, and they're all stunners, each with its own mood and style (fittingly, one peaked on the disco chart, one hit the Top 30 of the pop chart, and one scraped the black singles chart). The best of the lot is "Free," a subtle but powerful sparkler that expressed Williams' desire to break from the more traditional lifestyle that had been mapped out for her. Out of everything she recorded, this low-key song demonstrates most how her time with Riperton and Syreeta rubbed off on her, showing how a bedroom whisper can be just as affecting as an in-the-red wail. Also containing strong album cuts, This Is Niecy is a great complement to Earth, Wind & Fire's Spirit, released the same year -- not only for its overlapping personnel, but also for its greatness.

© Andy Kellman /TiVo

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