James Salter

À New York ou dans le Michigan, à La Nouvelle-Orléans, à Paris, à Dublin, des hommes et des femmes se penchent sur leur passé. Solitaires le plus souvent, parfois malgré eux (ils sont séparés, veufs ou simplement célibataires), ils s'interrogent aussi sur leur avenir. Sans amertume, même quand la nostalgie joue en sourdine la petite musique des regrets, la ritournelle des occasions perdues et des rendez-vous manqués.

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Digitally remastered and expanded special two CD edition of the Soul vocal trio's 1970 debut. They are the longest running girl group in the world and Maybe was their debut album in 1970, it put them on the musical map after a couple of years without major success. After later hits on Philadelphia International Records, Roulette put together an album of mainly unreleased material - the result was So Much Love, which is reproduced in its entirety on the second disc in this deluxe reissue. Released in a deluxe Super Jewel case, with 22 bonus tracks, Maybe is a must for all Soul and Pop fans out there!

Capping off a string of early-'70s hits with this album's title track, Roberta Flack would soon take a sabbatical from the spotlight in 1975. And while she would return to the stage and studio, Flack never quite hit the heights of this and the handful of other MOR soul releases from the first half of the decade. Her Carole King-meets-Gladys Knight sound is particularly impressive on highlights like "Mr. Magic" and "Feelin' That Glow." Helping out with the stellar backing are such luminaries as vocalist Patti Austin, drummer Alphonze Mouzon, keyboardist Bob James, and guitarist Hugh McCracken. Maybe not as fine an album as 1971's "Quiet Fire", "Feel Like Makin' Love" will still please the singer's dedicated fans.