Jesse Powell is the debut studio album by American R&B singer Jesse Powell. It was released by Silas Records on in the United States.
Critical reception
Allmusic editor Craig Lytle found that "the CD is mixed with midtempo new jack swing rhythms and laid-back ballads that all sound consistent with each other. As Powell's vocals mature, his delivery should become smoother."
Track listing
Sample credits "All I Need" contains samples from 1979's "Just a Touch of Love" by Slave. "Spend the Night (It's Alright)" contains samples from "Do Your Thing" by Isaac Hayes. "I Like" contains samples from 1980's "I'm Back for More" by Al Johnson and Jean Carne. "Gloria" contains samples from 1976's "Gloria" and 1978's "It's You That I Need" by Enchantment.
Personnel
Judi Acosta-Stewart – Project Coordinator Gerald Albright – saxophone Craig Burbidge – mixing Buster – producer, programming Gordon Chambers – Vocal Arrangement, backing vocals Kevin "KD" Davis – mixing John Frye – assistant engineer Thom "TK" Kidd – engineer Keri Lewis – arranger, drum programming, Fiddle, Keyboards, Producer Lisa Michelle – stylist Kevin Lively – assistant engineer Kevin Parker – assistant engineer Catrina Powell – backing vocals Jacob Powell – backing vocals Jesse Powell – Primary Artist, Vocal Arrangement, backing vocals Tamara Powell – backing vocals Ricky K. – bass Timothy Christian Riley – keyboards Carl Roland – guitar, multi-instruments, producer, programming
Greg Royal – editing Shavoni – producer, programming Louis Silas, Jr. – executive producer Rea Ann Silva – make-up Daryl Simmons – drum programming, keyboards, producer, Vocal Arrangement Ivy Skoff – Project Coordinator Alvin Speights – mixing Ralph Stacy – bass Laney Stewart – engineer, producer, programming, Rhythm Arrangements, Sequencing, Vocal Arrangement Michael Stokes – arranger, engineer, mixing, producer, programming Tone – drum programming, mixing, producer Richard Travali – mixing Ilene Weingard – Art Direction, Design Emerald Williams – backing vocals Stokley Williams – drums, backing vocals
Charts Chart (1996) Peak position
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