Loleatta Holloway”Queen Of The Night”
( LP Gold Mind/Salsoul Records, 1978 )
Catalog # GA 9501
A Tom Moulton Mix
Tracklisting:
A1 Catch Me On The Rebound (6:10)
Arranged By – Norman Harris
Producer – Norman Harris
A2 Only You (6:14)
Arranged By – Jack Faith
Producer – Bunny Sigler
A3 Good, Good Feeling (4:15)
Arranged By – Leon Mitchell
Producer – Norman Harris
A4 Mama Don’t, Papa Won’t (5:00)
Arranged By – George Bussey
Producer – Norman Harris
B1 I May Not Be There When You Want Me (But I’m Right On Time) (7:35)
Arranged By – Jack Faith
Mixed By – Tom Moulton
Producer – Norman Harris
B2 You Light Up My Life (4:05)
Arranged By – Thor Baldursson
Mixed By – Tom Moulton
Producer – Tom Moulton
B3 Two Sides To Every Story (4:30)
Arranged By – Jack Faith
Producer – Ron Tyson
B4 I’m In Love (4:15)
Arranged By – Arthur Jenkins
Producer – Floyd Smith , Gordon Edwards
*Bonus Tracks:
Catch Me On The Rebound (Walter Gibbons 12”Mix)
Catch Me On The Rebound (Disco Madness Remix)
Catch Me On The Rebound (Instrumental, performed by The Salsoul Orchestra)
I May Not Be There When You Want Me (But I’m Right On Time)(12”Mix)
Personnel & Credits:
Backing Vocals – Barbara Ingram , Carla Benson,
Evette Benton , Madeline Strickland , Mikki Farrow , Ron Tyson
Bass – Gordon Edwards , Jimmy Williams , Raymond Earl
Congas – Emanuel Williams , James Walker , Larry Washington
Drums – Earl Young , Scotty Miller , Steve Gadd
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Arthur Stoppe,
Carl Paruolo , Jay Mark
Engineer [Recording Technician] – Dirk Devlin,
Jeffrey Stewart , Rocky Schnaars
Executive Producer – Joe Cayre/Stan Cayre/Ken Cayre
Guitar – Cornell Dupree , Edward Moore , Eric Gale,
Kim Miller , Norman (The Harris Machine) Harris , T.J. Tindall
Keyboards – Bruce Gray , Bunny Sigler,
Dennis Richardson , George Bussey , Jimmy Sigler,
Richard Tee , Ron Kersey
Mastered By – José Rodriguez
Percussion – Bunny Harris , Moto
Notes:
Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia and New York City
Mastered at Sterling Sound, Inc., New York City
Mixed at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released:1978
Review:
''Queen of the Night'' reunites Loleatta Holloway with producer Norman Harris, her collaborator on the breakthrough Loleatta. As the title portends, the album completes the singer's transformation from Southern soul diva to disco monarch, a shift that bolsters her potent vocals with Harris' soaring arrangements and infectious rhythms. The album also proved a commercial success, generating the club hits "Catch Me on the Rebound," "Mama Don't, Papa Won't," and "I May Not Be There When You Want Me." Still, Holloway scored her biggest chart hit with Queen of the Night's most conventional entry, "Only You," a duet with Bunny Sigler.
By Jason Ankeny (AMG)
Loleatta, the unforgettable Queen of our disco nights….
A1 Catch Me On The Rebound (6:10)
Arranged By – Norman Harris
Producer – Norman Harris
A2 Only You (6:14)
Arranged By – Jack Faith
Producer – Bunny Sigler
A3 Good, Good Feeling (4:15)
Arranged By – Leon Mitchell
Producer – Norman Harris
A4 Mama Don’t, Papa Won’t (5:00)
Arranged By – George Bussey
Producer – Norman Harris
B1 I May Not Be There When You Want Me (But I’m Right On Time) (7:35)
Arranged By – Jack Faith
Mixed By – Tom Moulton
Producer – Norman Harris
B2 You Light Up My Life (4:05)
Arranged By – Thor Baldursson
Mixed By – Tom Moulton
Producer – Tom Moulton
B3 Two Sides To Every Story (4:30)
Arranged By – Jack Faith
Producer – Ron Tyson
B4 I’m In Love (4:15)
Arranged By – Arthur Jenkins
Producer – Floyd Smith , Gordon Edwards
*Bonus Tracks:
Catch Me On The Rebound (Walter Gibbons 12”Mix)
Catch Me On The Rebound (Disco Madness Remix)
Catch Me On The Rebound (Instrumental, performed by The Salsoul Orchestra)
I May Not Be There When You Want Me (But I’m Right On Time)(12”Mix)
Personnel & Credits:
Backing Vocals – Barbara Ingram , Carla Benson,
Evette Benton , Madeline Strickland , Mikki Farrow , Ron Tyson
Bass – Gordon Edwards , Jimmy Williams , Raymond Earl
Congas – Emanuel Williams , James Walker , Larry Washington
Drums – Earl Young , Scotty Miller , Steve Gadd
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Arthur Stoppe,
Carl Paruolo , Jay Mark
Engineer [Recording Technician] – Dirk Devlin,
Jeffrey Stewart , Rocky Schnaars
Executive Producer – Joe Cayre/Stan Cayre/Ken Cayre
Guitar – Cornell Dupree , Edward Moore , Eric Gale,
Kim Miller , Norman (The Harris Machine) Harris , T.J. Tindall
Keyboards – Bruce Gray , Bunny Sigler,
Dennis Richardson , George Bussey , Jimmy Sigler,
Richard Tee , Ron Kersey
Mastered By – José Rodriguez
Percussion – Bunny Harris , Moto
Notes:
Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia and New York City
Mastered at Sterling Sound, Inc., New York City
Mixed at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released:1978
Review:
''Queen of the Night'' reunites Loleatta Holloway with producer Norman Harris, her collaborator on the breakthrough Loleatta. As the title portends, the album completes the singer's transformation from Southern soul diva to disco monarch, a shift that bolsters her potent vocals with Harris' soaring arrangements and infectious rhythms. The album also proved a commercial success, generating the club hits "Catch Me on the Rebound," "Mama Don't, Papa Won't," and "I May Not Be There When You Want Me." Still, Holloway scored her biggest chart hit with Queen of the Night's most conventional entry, "Only You," a duet with Bunny Sigler.
By Jason Ankeny (AMG)
Loleatta, the unforgettable Queen of our disco nights….
By Pier
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