Roberta Flack (2026 Remaster) Roberta Flack

• 1 What a Woman Really Means (2026 Remaster) 04:48
• 2 You Are Everything (2026 Remaster) 04:34
• 3 Independent Man (2026 Remaster) 04:55
• 4 If Ever I See You Again (2026 Remaster) 03:36
• 5 And the Feeling's Good (2026 Remaster) 03:08
• 6 Knowing that We Are Made for Each Other (2026 Remaster) 03:35
• 7 Come Share My Love (2026 Remaster) 03:44
• 8 Baby I Love You So (2026 Remaster) 04:53
• 9 When It's Over (2026 Remaster) 03:28
• Total Runtime 36:41

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Roberta Flack is a 1978 studio album by American singer Roberta Flack. Her eighth album release, including her 1972 Donny Hathaway collaboration, Roberta Flack was the parent album of the Adult Contemporary number one hit "If Ever I See You Again" which also ranked in the Top 40.

Classically trained on the piano, GRAMMY Award-winning musician Roberta Flack received a music scholarship at age 15 to attend Howard University. She was discovered by jazz musician Les McCann while singing at the Washington, D.C. nightclub, Mr. Henry's, and was promptly signed to Atlantic with a string of hits, including, “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face,” “Where Is the Love” (a duet with former Howard University classmate Donny Hathaway), “Killing Me Softly With His Song,” “Feel Like Makin' Love,” “The Closer I Get to You,” “Tonight I Celebrate My Love,” and “Set the Night to Music.” In 1999, she received a star on Hollywood's legendary Walk of Fame. Flack regularly performs for audiences around the world, and has had the pleasure of appearing with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C. In February 2009, Flack performed with critically acclaimed orchestras in Australia, including the Melbourne, Queensland, and Sydney Symphonies. She is currently involved with a new venture — an interpretive album of Beatles' classics. As a humanitarian and mentor, Flack founded the Roberta Flack School of Music at the Hyde Leadership Charter School in the Bronx, providing an innovative and inspiring music education program to underprivileged students free of charge.

Roberta Flack, vocals, backing vocals, keyboards, arrangements
Monty Alexander, keyboards
Ronnie Foster, synthesizers
Rob Mounsey, keyboards
Leon Pendarvis, keyboards, arrangements
Howard Schneider, keyboards
Harry Whitaker, keyboards
Hiram Bullock, guitars
Reggie Lucas, guitars
Hugh McCracken, guitars
Jeff Mironov, guitars
Cliff Morris, guitars
David Spinozza, guitars
Brian Allsop, bass
Basil Fearrington, bass
Anthony Jackson, bass
Steve Ferrone, drums
Steve Gadd, drums
Howard King, drums, backing vocals
Gary Mure, drums
Larry Alexander, percussion, arrangements
Erroll "Crusher" Bennett, percussion
David Carey, percussion
Warren Chiasson, percussion
James Mtume, percussion
Angelo DiBraccio, alto saxophone
Sherry Winston, flute
Joseph Brooks, arrangements and conductor (tracks 4, 7, 9)
Frank Lloyd, backing vocals
Lani Groves, backing vocals
Gwen Guthrie, backing vocals
Tami Lester Smith, backing vocals
Yvonne Lewis, backing vocals
Ullanda McCullough, backing vocals
Zachery Sanders, backing vocals
Luther Vandross, backing vocals
Brenda White, backing vocals

Digitally remastered

Internationally hailed as one of the greatest songstresses of our time, GRAMMY Award winning Roberta Flack remains unparalleled in her ability to tell a story through her music. Her songs bring insight into our lives, loves, culture and politics, while effortlessly traversing a broad musical landscape from pop to soul to folk to jazz.

Classically trained on the piano from an early age, Ms. Flack received a music scholarship at age 15 to attend Howard University. Discovered while singing at the Washington, DC nightclub Mr. Henry's by jazz musician Les McCann, she was promptly signed to Atlantic With a string of hits, including, The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, Where Is the Love (a duet with former Howard University classmate Donny Hathaway), Killing Me Softly With His Song, Feel Like Makin' Love, The Closer I Get to You, Tonight I Celebrate My Love, and Set the Night to Music, Ms. Flack has built a musical legacy. In 1999, she aptly received a Star on Hollywood's legendary Walk of Fame.

Roberta is currently involved with a very exciting studio venture — an interpretive album of Beatles' classics.

She regularly plays to appreciative audiences around the world, and had the pleasure of appearing recently with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington DC, conducted by Marvin Hamlisch. In February 2009, Ms. Flack performed with critically acclaimed orchestras in Australia, including the Melbourne, Queensland, Adelaide, Tasmanian, West Australian and Sydney Symphonies.

Very active as a humanitarian and mentor, Ms. Flack founded the Roberta Flack School of Music at the Hyde Leadership Charter School in the Bronx, providing an innovative and inspiring music education program to underprivileged students free of charge.

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