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Content Introduction Bobbi Humphrey/ City Beat Bobbi Humphrey, the female flutist who released masterpieces mainly with the Mizell Brothers during her Blue Note days from the early 1970s, suddenly released her 1988 leader album on Malaco after an interval following her Epic Records period in the late 70s. While retaining her signature cool flute playing, the album is full of diverse charms, including the title track, a dance number with an 80s feel and electronic beat, and the cover of Lionel Richie's "Hello," which was released as the A-side of the single. [1988 Release] Following in the footsteps of Stax Records and Hi Records, Malaco Records, a prestigious label loved by soul fans worldwide as the savior of Southern soul in the 80s, has miraculously reissued its masterpieces as a straight domestic release!!! 01. City Beat 02. Loop 12 03. Tropical Voyage 04. Come Get To This 05. King Of Hearts 06. Hello 07. Days Of You And Me 08. What The Heart Needs 09. City Beat (Instrumental) Media Reviews and More Female flutist Bobby Humphrey, who released masterpieces mainly with the Mizell Brothers during her Blue Note days from the early 1970s, suddenly released her 1988 leader album on Malaco after an interval following her Epic period in the late 70s. With his signature cool flute playing intact, the album is full of diverse charms, including the title track, a dance number with an 80s feel and electronic beat, and "Hello," a cover of Lionel Richie's song that was released as the A-side of the single. (C)RS
