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Media Type: CD
Artist: WILLIAMS,DENIECE
Title: GONNA TAKE A MIRACLE-BEST OF
Street Release Date: 03/12/1996
Domestic
Genre: SOUL/R & B

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1981 album from the R&B vocalist. My Melody features the production of Philly Soul legend, Thom Bell. Bell returned Deniece to the popular Jazz Soul settings previously heard on her debut This Is Neicy and has been referred to by Deniece herself as one of her favorite albums. Featured tracks include the hit single, 'What Two Can Do', which secured a Top 20 R&B chart spot and 'Silly', which became a huge radio hit and a signature song for Deniece Williams and is still played constantly on Quiet Storm stations today. Big Break

Digitally remastered edition of the Pop/R&B vocalist's 1977 sophomore album. Deniece first made an impression as part of Stevie Wonder's back-up trio, Wonderlove, in the early '70s. In 1976, she released her debut album This Is Niecy, which featured the mega-hit 'Free', which topped the UK chart. Song Bird was produced by Earth, Wind & Fire's Maurice White. This edition features extensive liner notes, an interview with Deniece and a bonus track.

First US release on CD for Deniece Williams' classic second Thom Bell produced album. Includes the gold single It's Gonna Take A Miracle. Remastered from the original analog masters. 16 page full color booklet including extensive essay based on recent interviews with Deniece Williams and Thom Bell.

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1979 album from the R&B vocalist. When Love Comes Calling saw Deniece embracing the Disco movement, The album was produced by industry giants David Foster and Ray Parker, Jr. It was also Deniece's first album on Maurice White's ARC label and found her back in the Top 30 of the R&B album chart. This edition features extensive liner notes, interviews and three bonus remix tracks. Cherry Red. 2010.

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this album from the Soul/Pop vocalist. Released in 1984, the title track returned Williams to #1 on the US Pop, R&B and Dance charts and secured a #2 position on the UK Pop chart, held from the top by Wham's 'Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go'. Deniece also received two Grammy nominations in the process. Other notable singles included on this release include the powerful and now iconic soulful 'Black Butterfly' and the Dance hit 'Next Love', which both secured top 20 R&B positions. BBR.