Bobby Womack - Save the Children
by Bobby Womack
Album
| MP3/320 | $7.99 | |
| FLAC | $7.99 | |
| WAV | $7.99 | |
| CD | $13.54 |
Tracks
| Save the Children |
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| Priorities |
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| Too Close for Comfort |
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| Baby I'm Back |
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| She's My Girl |
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| Free Love |
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| How Can It Be |
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| Tough Job |
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| Now We're Together |
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| Better Love (Everybody's Looking for a Better Love) |
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Save the Children was Bobby Womack's sole release for Dick Griffey's Solar Records. Produced by Womack, Keg Johnson, keyboardist Frank Hamilton, and Cecil and Kevin Womack, it was a pretty good attempt to update Womack's '60s soul-based sound while reflecting the influences of late-'80s hip-hop and pop. Highlights include the snappy "Baby I'm Back," "She's My Girl," and the torchy duet "Now We're Together," but it's on "Too Close For Comfort," a ballad co-written with H.T. Payne, that Womack comes closest to rekindling the kind of sound found on some of the best-known tracks.