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| Phil Phillips | Primary Artist |
| Clyde Otis | Producer |
| Shelby Singleton | Producer |
| Ernest Jacobs | Producer |
| Rick Coleman | Reissue Producer, Biographical Information |
| R.A. Andreas | Illustrations |
| Richard Weize | Tape Research |
| Erich Hülsenbeck | Photo Scanning |
| Andreas Merck | Photo Scanning |
| Marcus Heumann | Mastering |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Hard to believe, but Bear Family's 2008 "Sea of Love" is the first CD compilation of Phil Phillips recordings -- a disservice to a singer responsible for one of the great slow dance singles of the rock & roll era, "Sea of Love." As rock & roll as that may be -- Robert Plant revived it for his post-Zeppelin oldies fantasia the Honeydrippers and had a hit with it too -- the silken sighs in its sound hint that Phillips was an uptown crooner, a suspicion borne out by this lengthy compilation. Phillips walked the fine, sometimes imperceptible, line between uptown R&B and stiff, starched pop, always easing into a song, never attacking it. Unlike some '50s ...