About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Put Me in Your Mix' was released in 1991, Barry White was already an established star with a string of hits from the 1970s and 1980s. This album marked his return to the music scene after a brief hiatus, showcasing his signature deep voice and sensual songwriting at a time when R&B was evolving in new directions.
Why it matters
The album features several tracks that became staples on adult contemporary radio and revitalized Barry White's popularity in the early '90s. Although it did not achieve the commercial heights of his earlier works, it solidified his influence on the smooth R&B sound of the decade, leading to later collaborations with contemporary artists.
Essential tracks
- "Let’s Get Busy" — Opening with a captivating groove, this track exemplifies White's ability to command attention with his rich baritone and seductive lyrics.
- "Love Is Good With You" — This track showcases a classic Barry White love ballad style, featuring lush instrumentation that pairs perfectly with his romantic delivery.
- "Who You Giving Your Love To" — An infectious groove and catchy hook make this song a standout, reflecting the evolution of R&B while maintaining White's signature sound.
- "Break It Down With You" — A slow jam that highlights White's lyrical prowess and his ability to create intimate musical moments, capturing the essence of romance.
Release Date
January 1, 1991
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Let’s Get Busy 4:44
- 2 Love Is Good With You 6:10
- 3 For Real Chill 5:48
- 4 Break It Down With You 6:24
- 5 Volare 5:45
- 6 Put Me in Your Mix 7:39
- 7 Who You Giving Your Love To 5:22
- 8 Love Will Find Us 7:11
- 9 We’re Gonna Have It All 5:54
- 10 Dark and Lovely (You Over There) 10:08
