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Very Best of Patti Austin: The Singles (1969-1986)
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Album Details: Very Best of Patti Austin: The Singles (1969-1986)

Release Date:07/28/2009
Label:Rhino / Wea
UPC:081227994334

Track List: Very Best of Patti Austin: The Singles (1969-1986)

  1. The Family Tree  
  2. Say You Love Me  
  3. We're In Love  
  4. Love, I Never Had It So Good  
  5. Body Language  
  6. Razzamatazz  
  7. Do You Love Me?  
  8. Every Home Should Have One  
  9. Baby, Come To Me  
  1. How Do You Keep The Music Playing?  
  2. It's Gonna Be Special  
  3. Rhythm Of The Street  
  4. Shoot The Moon  
  5. Gimme, Gimme, Gimme  
  6. Honey For The Bees  
  7. The Heat Of Heat  
  8. Gettin' Away With Murder  

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User Reviews: Very Best of Patti Austin: The Singles (1969-1986)

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    By Poh  May 26, 2002

    A good collection of her hits. Listen to her duets with James Ingram and other songs like getting away with murder, say you love me, the heat of heat and family tree. a rare track from 1963.

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Pro Reviews: Very Best of Patti Austin: The Singles (1969-1986)

  • All Music Guide

    Rhino's 2001 release The Very Best of Patti Austin: The Singles (19691986) lives up to the first part of its title, offering 17 songs, including all her big hits on both the pop and RB charts. This means there's a heavy dose of her duets most notably two cuts with James Ingram ("Baby, Come to Me," "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?"), but also a pair of cuts with Quincy Jones and one with Narada Michael Walden, along with all of her solo signatures. This, combined with fine remastering and songbysong annotation from Austin herself, makes this the definitive Austin collection.

    - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Patti Austin

A professional since the age of five, Patti Austin was a protégé of Dinah Washington and Sammy Davis Jr. A 1969 single for United Artists titled "Family Tree" cracked the RB Top 50. Austin cut her debut LP, End of a Rainbow, for Creed Taylor's CTI label in 1976, followed by Havana Candy in 1977 and Body Language in 1980. She sang lead vocals for Japanese koto player Y... Read more
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