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Ronn Matlock - Love City

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Album Details: Love City

Release Date:01/01/1979
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Track List: Love City

  1. Let Me Dance
  2. Love City
  3. I Can't Forget About You
  4. Feeling Something
  1. Back Street
  2. Take Me to the Top (Of Your Moun...
  3. You Got the Best of Me
  4. Working Man

Pro Reviews: Love City

  • All Music Guide

    Though journalist-turned-crooner-songwriter Ronn Matlock is not known to many fans of '70s soul, his lone album is evidence of an overlooked talent. His husky, smooth, understated baritone and sensitive compositional skills merge to create an album free of the saturation of many of his contemporaries' efforts. It's the swooping ballads and swaying mid-tempos here, like the plush "Take Me to the Top (Of Your Mountain)" and the breezy "I Can't Forget About You," that truly show his essence. Michael Stokes' organic production and arrangement expertise is a steady complement to Matlock's unique stylings, whether it's on the low-key "Feeling Something" or the more agile "Back Street." Love City may not be considered a timeless masterpiece à la material of Barry White or the Isley Brothers from the same time period, but it's as impressive a companion for any retro listening party -- or rainy afternoon.

    - Justin M. Kantor, All Music Guide

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Biography

Ronn Matlock

Detroit native Ronald "Ronn" Matlock's musical journey has largely resided behind the scenes as a songwriter on myriad of projects, getting his first cuts at Motown Records. "Feel Like Giving Up," co-written with Eddie Kendricks, was earmarked as ex-Temptation Paul Williams' first solo release and should have blown up, but Motown shelved it after the baritone's tragic s... Read more