The Blue Album

by Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

Overview

Harold trudges on, Teddy Pendergrass-less, on a lackluster effort. The Blue Album only has six songs; one, "Tonight's the Night," rambles on for over eight minutes. Gene McFadden and John Whitehead contribute three of the six songs -- not their best, but "Your Love Is Taking Me on a Journey" isn't half bad. Harold puts some nice touches on "I Should Be Your Lover," a Gamble & Huff song originally recorded by the O'Jays. Harold added some lyrics and monologue and gets co-writer credits on the new version. ~ Andrew Hamilton

Product Details

Release Date:	02/25/2022
Label:	Demon Records
UPC:	5014797906105
Rank:	52757

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes   Primary Artist
Sharon Paige   Primary Artist,Featured Artist
John Whitehead   Piano
Harold Melvin   Wood Block
Daryl Burgee   Drums,Congas
Kenny Jackson   Guitar
Zach Zachary   Soloist,Saxophone
Bobby Dukes   Piano (Grand)
Leon Mitchell   Conductor
Nat Lee   Piano
Ella M. Hilton   Syndrum
Marlin Cornwell   Guitar
Micki Horton   Piano (Grand)
Robert Hines   Bass

Technical Credits

Kenny Gamble   Composer
James Mitchell   Composer
Gene McFadden   Composer
John Whitehead   Composer
Joni Mitchell   Composer
Harold Melvin   Composer
Amina Claudine Myers   Composer
Leon Huff   Composer
Al Alberts   Engineer
K. McCord   Composer
George Osaki   Art Direction
William Brown   Mastering
Leon Mitchell   Arranger
George "Prettyman" Williams   Organizer
Larry Nixon   Mastering
Million Dollar Movement   Composer
Ralph Bates   Design,Mixing,Concept