Sherry Williams - The Way You Love Me (1997)

California - based singer Sherry Williams enchants you with her torchy, witching hour vocal stylings on this well-produced 12 song set. The entire album, particularly the title track is a transfixing affair, but I have two favorites to recommend for Quiet Storm shows. The first is "Morning Hours", a vivid lyric from the pen of Kathy Rubbicco about new lovers who stay up all night enjoying each other's company. "We live love in the morning hours / we spend time like it was borrowed from tomorrow..." Also exceptional is "The Taste of Me (Sabor a Mí)", a Latin Jazz piece that opens with spoken poetry before segueing into the Spanish lyrics of the song - a tastefully erotic tour de force. Instrumentalists on the album include trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison, tenor saxophonist Herman Riley, vibraphonist Dave Pike and percussionist Rudy Regalado.---A. Scott Galloway, "Startime" column, Urban Network Magazine

THE WAY YOU LOVE ME .... California - based singer Sherry Williams enchants you with her torchy, witching hour vocal stylings on this well-produced 12 song set. The entire album, particularly the title track is a transfixing affair, but I have two favorites to recommend for Quiet Storm shows. The first is Morning Hours , a vivid lyric from the pen of Kathy Rubbicco about new lovers who stay up all night enjoying each other s company. We live love in the morning hours / we spend time like it was borrowed from tomorrow... Also exceptional is The Taste of Me (Sabor a Mí) , a Latin Jazz piece that opens with spoken poetry before segueing into the Spanish lyrics of the song - a tastefully erotic tour de force. Instrumentalists on the album include trumpeter Harry Sweets Edison, tenor saxophonist Herman Riley, vibraphonist Dave Pike and percussionist Rudy Regalado. --A. Scott Galloway, Startime column, Urban Network Magazine