Phyllis Hyman - You Know How To Love Me album flac

Measure for measure Your love's so much pleasure Like a haunting melody You came inside and captured me. And I'm so happy You're the riddle of my rhyme You and I together We'll stand the test of time. You know how to love me (Sure you do) You know to make it right (So nice) You know how to love me (There's no denyin') Sweet as the morning light. Sooner or later I knew you'd come my way You're welcome to my love Just promise that you'll stay yeah. Seeing's believin' Don't you know you're a dream come true Ain't nothin' deceivin' 'Bout the way that I'm loving you, yeah. You know how to love me (You know, you know) You know to make it right (I can feel it) You know how to love me (No doubt about it) Sweet as the morning light. Nothing's forever That's what people say But each time we're together Forever and a day yeah.

You Know How to Love Me is the fourth album by American soul singer-songwriter Phyllis Hyman. It was released by Arista Records in 1979, and produced by James Mtume & Reggie Lucas. Writing in Smash Hits, Bev Hillier described You Know How to Love Me as a "great album" that was "relaxing, pleasant, easy listening and anything similar that you can think of". Hillier went on to describe Hyman's voice as "amazing and perfectly used".

salutes to phyllis hyman, James Mtume, Reggie Lucas, Larkin Arnold and the whole squad. this whole lp is perfect. my personal favs or the self titled track and hold on. Reply Notify me Helpful. Marketplace 0 81 For Sale from €. 6.

Phyllis Hyman could sing anything and make it worthwhile. Here, she teamed up with James Mtume and Reggie Lucas to create an R&B record that would boost her profile. Mtume and Lucas had been a part of Miles Davis’ explosive electric ensembles of the ’70s before they started writing and producing hits for Roberta Flack, Stephanie Mills, Ms. Hyman, and themselves in their band Mtume. The album never truly realized its full potential, but does include the song that would become one of Hyman’s signature tunes, You Know How to Love Me. The song was never a blockbuster hit, but has grown into a classic, covered by artists such as Lisa Stansfield and Robin S. Other highlights include the excellent quiet storm of Some Way, which allows Hyman’s husky voice to shine; the somber, sublime piano ballad But I Love You and the jazzy saxophone ballad Complete Me.

Phyllis Hyman and Michael Henderson, Norman Connors Featuring Phyllis Hyman and. 03:40.

Though most of the people who know You Know How to Love Me aren’t familiar with the rest of the album, it contains a string of songs that are almost as good, including Under Your Spell, This Feeling Must Be Love, and the aptly named Heavenly. Hold On sounds like a fabulous Stevie Wonder outtake, while Give a Little More has an enticingly unhurried groove. After pushing too hard to sell Phyllis Hyman to the pop market, Arista president Clive Davis wisely gave the seasoned jazz singer more control on her second Arista album. James Mtume and Reggie Lucas, whose jazz credentials and feel for funk were perfectly matched to Hyman’s tastes, produced 1978’s You Know How to Love Me.

Phyllis Hyman lyrics - 85 song lyrics sorted by album, including "Deliver The Love", "Was Yesterday Such A Long Time Ago", "One Thing On My Mind". album: "You Know How To Love Me" (1979). You Know How To Love Me Some Way Under Your Spell This Feeling Must Be Love But I Love You Heavenly Hold On Give A Little More Complete Me. album: "Can't We Fall In Love Again?" (1981). You Sure Look Good To Me Don't Tell Me, Tell Her I Ain't Asking Can't We Fall In Love Again? The Love Too Good To Last Tonight You And Me The Sunshine In My Life Just Another Face In The Crowd. album: "Goddess Of Love" (1983)

Phyllis Hyman released: 1977