Roberta Flack (album)
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Roberta Flack is Roberta Flack's self-titled album. It represents her eighth album overall and was released in 1978. Its premiere single, "If Ever I See You Again" was #1 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart for three consecutive weeks. It was also a Top 20 Pop hit.
Track listing
- "What a Woman Really Means" (Ralph MacDonald, William Salter)
- "You Are Everything" (Linda Creed, Thom Bell)
- "Independent Man" (Gerry Goffin, Michael Masser)
- "If Ever I See You Again" (Joe Brooks)
- "And the Feeling's So Good" (Charles Fox, Norman Gimbel)
- "Know That We're Made for Each Other" (Larry Alexander)
- "Come Share My Love" (Joe Brooks)
- "Baby I Love You So" (Larry Alexander)
- "When It's Over" (Joe Brooks)
Personnel
- Roberta Flack - keyboards, vocals
- Cliff Morris, David Spinozza, Hiram Bullock, Hugh McCracken, Jeff Mironov, Reggie Lucas - guitar
- Anthony Jackson, Basil Fearrington, Brian Allsop - bass
- Harry Whittaker, Howard Schneider, Leon Pendarvis, Monty Alexander, Rob Mounsey - keyboards
- Ronnie Foster - synthesizer
- Gary Mure, Howard King, Steve Ferrone, Steve Gadd - drums
- Erroll "Crusher" Bennett, Dave Carey, Mtume, Larry Alexander, Warren Chiasson - percussion
- Angelo DiBraccio - alto saxophone
- Sherry Winston - flute
- Brenda White, Frank Lloyd, Gwen Guthrie, Howard King, Lani Groves, Luther Vandross, Tamy Smith, Ullanda McCullough, Yvonne Lewis, Zach Sanders - background vocals