About this album
Where they were
Angela Winbush's self-titled album marks her return to the music scene after a successful career as a songwriter and producer. Released in 1994, it followed her critically acclaimed albums in the late '80s and early '90s, showcasing her evolution as both an artist and vocalist. This album positioned her firmly within the R&B genre during a time of significant change in the music industry.
Why it matters
The album further solidified Angela Winbush's reputation as a prominent figure in R&B, receiving positive reviews from critics and fans alike. Notably, it features the hit single 'Treat U Rite,' which achieved commercial success and contributed to the resurgence of interest in soul music during the mid-'90s.
Essential tracks
- "Treat U Rite" — 'Treat U Rite' stands out as a defining track, showcasing Winbush's powerful vocal delivery and smooth production that epitomizes '90s R&B.
- "Inner City Blues" — This cover of Marvin Gaye's classic infuses contemporary soul with political commentary, highlighting Winbush's ability to blend personal and societal themes.
- "Keep Turnin’ Me On" — With its catchy hooks and danceable rhythm, this track captures the essence of Winbush's signature style, merging romance with infectious grooves.
Release Date
January 1, 1994
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Treat U Rite 6:11
- 2 Inner City Blues 5:54
- 3 Keep Turnin’ Me On 6:29
- 4 Too Good to Let You Go 5:45
- 5 Baby Hold On 5:25
- 6 You’re My Everything 5:39
- 7 Dream Lover 6:02
- 8 Hot Summer Love 4:47
- 9 Sensitive Heart 5:04
- 10 I’m the Kind of Woman 5:47
- 11 Inner City Blues (radio version) 5:34
