More of the Night

More of the Night
More of the Night
Studio album by The Whispers
Released 1990
Genre R&B, Soul
Label Capitol
Producer Joel Davis, Gary Taylor, Robert Brookins, Sir Gant, Peabo Bryson, Tsuyoshi "Taka" Takayanagi, Kevin Spencer, Zack Harmon, Christopher Troy, Steve Russell, Greg Dalton, "The Riddler," Skylark, Jerry McNeil[1]
The Whispers chronology
Just Gets Better with Time
(1987)
More of the Night
(1990)
Toast to the Ladies
(1995)
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
allmusic 4.5/5 stars[2]

More of the Night is an album released by R&B/soul band The Whispers in 1990, as the follow-up to their massively successful 1987 album, Just Gets Better with Time. While it did not sell quite as well as its predecessor, More of the Night did include several hits, including three R&B top 10 tunes: "My Heart, Your Heart," "Innocent," and "Is it Good to You." The album went Gold.

Written by Gary Taylor, "My Heart Your Heart" was originally performed in 1988 by Taylor himself, with the exact same musical backing and arrangement used here, and appeared as a bonus track on his Compassion album.[3] Taylor actually produced the version by The Whispers, who turned it into a big hit.

Tracklisting

  1. More of the Night (Joel Davis) (6:02)
  2. My Heart Your Heart (Gary Taylor) (5:19)
  3. Mind Blowing (Robert Brookins, Jones, Quander) (4:55)
  4. Don't Be Late For Love (Ferguson, Lindsey, Jenkins) (5:12)
  5. You Are the One (Joel Davis) (5:26)
  6. Is It Good To You (Tsuyoshi "Taka" Takayanagi, Kevin Spencer) (6:16)
  7. Innocent (Brookins, Jones, King) (5:16)
  8. Girl Don't Make Me Wait (Zack Harmon, Christopher Troy) (4:26)
  9. Misunderstanding (Steve Russell, R. Benford) (5:48)
  10. Forever Lover (Greg Dalton) (4:49)
  11. Babes (Riddler, C. Romance) (4:14)
  12. I Want 2B the 1 4U (Skylark) (4:06)
  13. Help Them See the Light (Jerry McNeil) (5:24)
  14. Innocent (Heat of the Heat Edit) (Brookins, Jones, King) (4:37)

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