Soul Alone

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Soul Alone
Studio album by Daryl Hall
Released September 7, 1993
Recorded 1993
Genre Rock, Pop, Soul
Length 56:17
Label Epic
Producer Daryl Hall, Peter Lord Moreland, Michael Peden, V. Jeffrey Smith
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Daryl Hall chronology
Three Hearts in the Happy Ending Machine
(1986)
Soul Alone
(1993)
Can't Stop Dreaming
(1996)

Soul Alone is a 1993 album by Daryl Hall released on Epic Records. Distinct from the sound of Daryl's successful duo "Hall & Oates," this album features a more soulful and jazzy feel. However, Epic failed to find a marketing niche for Hall's new sound. It's also notable for featuring (then) up-and-coming singer, Mariah Carey, as a composer, and for producer/multi-instrumentalist Walter Afanasieff also as a composer. Despite one single being released, ("I'm In A Philly Mood"), the album was not a commercial success. The Japanese version of the album came with an extra 12th track, "I've Finally Seen The Light."

[edit] Track Listing

  1. "Power Of Seduction" 5:50 (Hall, Moreland, Smith)
  2. "This Time" 4:58 (Hall, Sara Allen, Moreland, Smith)
  3. "Love Revelation" 4:35 (Hall, Moreland, Smith, Alan Gorrie)
  4. "I'm In A Philly Mood" 5:15 (Hall, Moreland, Smith, Gorrie)
  5. "Borderline" 6:16 (Hall, L. Flagbe, Michael Peden)
  6. "Stop Loving Me, Stop Loving You" 4:41 (Marvin Gaye, Hall, S. Allen)
  7. "Help Me Find A Way To Your Heart (Hall, Moreland, Smith, Gorrie, Mariah Carey, Walter Afanasieff)
  8. "Send Me" 4:55 (Hall, Moreland, Smith, Gorrie)
  9. "Wildfire" 4:58 (Hall, Moreland, Smith, S. Allen)
  10. "Money Changes Everything" 4:51 (Hall, Gorrie)
  11. "Written In Stone" 5:02 (Janna Allen, S. Dubin, Kevin Savigar)
  12. "I've Finally Seen The Light" (Japan only Bonus Track)

[edit] Production

  • Produced By Daryl Hall, Peter Lord Moreland, Michael Peden & V. Jeffrey Smith
  • Engineers: Paul Max Bloom, Martin Hayles, Yan Meemi, David Morales, Peter Moshay, Michael Peden, John Poppo
  • Assistant Engineers: Paul Max Bloom, Yan Meemi
  • Mixing: David Morales, Michael Peden, John Poppo
  • Mastering: Vladimir Meller

[edit] Personnel

  • Bernard Davis, Trevor Murrell: Drums
  • Miles Bould, Frank Ricotti: Percussion
  • Bob Bitsand, Alan Gorrie, Rich Tancredi: Bass
  • Tommy Eyre, Daryl Hall, Eric Kupper, Peter Lord Moreland, Peter "Ski" Schwartz, Alec Shantzis: Keyboards
  • Terry Burrus: Piano
  • "Tag": Guitars
  • V. Jeffrey Smith: Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Keyboards, Bass, Synthesized Bass, Saxophone
  • Tom "T-Bone" Wolk: Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Bass
  • Charles DeChant: Saxophone
  • Phillip Todd: Flute, Saxophone, EWI Programming
  • Peter Moshay, Mel Wesson: Programming
  • The London Session Orchestra: Strings
  • Strings composed, arranged, conducted by Nick Ingman, Arif Mardin & Joe Mardin


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