Track List
It's Party Time
Trust Your Heart
Stop Before We Start - (featuring Candi Staton)
When Love Begins Friendship Ends
Wind It Up
Is This the Thanks I Get
Caught Up in the Middle
Never Let Nothing Get the Best of You
Wind It Up [Single Edit]
Trust Your Heart [Single Edit]
When Love Begins Friendship Ends [Single Edit]
Trust Your Heart [12" Extended Mix] - (remix)Album Notes
Personnel: Bobby Womack (guitar, background vocals); Aaron Willis Jr., Eddie Willis, Glen Goins, Charles Fullove, Bruce Nazarian (guitar); Kerry Campbell (tenor saxophone); The Detroit Horns, The Horny Horns (horns); Barry Beckett (keyboards); Roger Hawkins (drums, percussion); Dwayne Lomax (drums); Lawrence Fratangelo, Barbara Huby (percussion); Curtis Womack, Peggy Young, Brandye, Friendly Womack, Jr., Josephine Howard, Edwiges Gonzales, Cassetta George, Brooklyn Dreams, Cecil Womack (background vocals).
Audio Remasterer: Vic Anesini.
Liner Note Author: Darnell Meyers-Johnson.
Produced by Don Davis (Johnnie Taylor, the Dramatics), Bobby Womack's Pieces was released during disco's peak. Aside from a couple of tracks aimed in the direction of the dancefloor, the album sticks closely to the singer's soul music roots. Womack is joined by fellow soul veterans on a couple of tracks: David Ruffin (Davis produced his So Soon We Change and Gentleman Ruffin LPs) on the chugging single "Trust Your Heart" and Candi Staton on the ethereal ballad "Stop Before We Start." Womack has a way with songs about infidelity ("I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much"); this skill is put to good use on the swaying "Caught up in the Middle" and "When Love Begins Friendship Ends." Some of the album's tracks are on the Columbia CD At Home in Muscle Shoals, which was issued in August 1998. ~ Ed Hogan
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