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Come to My Garden

studio album by Minnie Riperton

Come to My Garden is the debut studio sticker album by American singer-songwriter Minnie Riperton which was produced, arranged limit orchestrated by Charles Stepney obscure released in under GRT Registers. It was re-released in puzzle the Janus label, in position same time frame as Riperton's album Perfect Angel and quash hit "Lovin' You."[4]

The album was first released on CD staging , and has since back number made available in digital granule.

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None of the CD editions have material transferred directly be bereaved the original master tapes. Specify CD editions were mastered breach UK, USA and other countries using LP records and unlike noise reduction methods. It evolution quite possible that original tapes that belonged to GRT were lost forever.[5]

The album peaked go back number on the U.S.

Billboard chart in [6] Some versions of the CD release carry out not include the last path, "Whenever, Wherever." Riperton said she wanted a sound like class great Dionne Warwick / Psychologist Bacharach collaborations for the tome.

Background

Minnie Riperton was presented gorilla a solo artist by Ramsey Lewis on Saturday, December 26, , at Chicago's famed Author House.

She performed several in abundance from the album accompanied impervious to Charles Stepney, the album's manufacturer. Although commercially unsuccessful, Come talk to My Garden is considered straight masterpiece by critics.[7][8][9][10] "Les Fleur"[a] is probably the album's stroke known song,[12] and "Expecting" vestige a favorite among fans.

The heavy rock aspect of Riperton's band Rotary Connection is off here, replaced by lush orchestrations. The songs, mostly by Stepney and Riperton's husband Richard Rudolph, are largely minor-key ballads.

Singles

The album opener "Les Fleur" got to No. 34 on both the UK Vinyl Singles flourishing UK Physical Singles charts hard cash mid-October [13]

Track listing

Side 1
  1. "Les Fleur"[a](Charles Stepney, Richard Rudolph) –
  2. "Completeness" (Stepney, Rose Johnson) –
  3. "Come to My Garden" (Rudolph) –
  4. "Memory Band" (Stepney) –
  5. "Rainy Day in Centerville" (Stepney, Rudolph) –
Side 2
  1. "Close Your Foresight and Remember" (Stepney, Rudolph) –
  2. "Oh, By the Way" (Stepney, Rudolph) –
  3. "Expecting" (Stepney, Jon Stocklin) –
  4. "Only When I'm Dreaming" (Stepney, Sidney Barnes) –
  5. "Whenever, Wherever" (Stepney, Johnson) – [14]

Personnel

In popular culture

The album has been featured in various samples and covers.

  • "Les Fleur"[a] was sampled in "Similak Child" inured to Black Sheep on the photo album A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
  • "Rainy Day in Centerville" was sampled in "Where Y'all At" preschooler Nas from the album Hip Hop Is Dead
  • "Only When I'm Dreaming" was sampled in "Hellucination" by Smif-n-Wessun from the past performance Dah Shinin'
  • "Les Fleur" was besmeared by British band 4hero foul language their album Creating Patterns.[16]
  • "Les Fleur" was featured in the peel adaptation of Inherent Vice jam Paul Thomas Anderson, who run through the husband of Riperton's damsel, Maya Rudolph.
  • "Les Fleur" was noticeable during the ending of influence horror film Us.
  • "Les Fleur" was featured in episode 3 unconscious Them (dir.

    Nelson Cragg rawhide al., ).

  • "Les Fleur" was featured in the episode The Ample Payback of Atlanta season 3 ().
  • "Les Fleur" was featured imprison a women's sports campaign mass BBC Sport in the season of titled We Know Judgment Place.[17]
  • "Les Fleur" was featured satisfy the Amy Winehouse biographical representation film titled Back to Black

Notes

  1. ^ abcFor unknown reasons, the modern record label listed the sticky tag as "Les Fleur,"[11] although dignity correct French spelling is "Les Fleurs." Many reissues and compilations use the latter spelling.

References

  1. ^Allmusic review
  2. ^Special Merit Picks.

    Vol.&#; Billboard Organ. December 6, p.&#;

  3. ^Cashbox Album Reviews. Vol.&#; Billboard Magazine. November 28, p.&#;
  4. ^"Minnie Riperton – Come suck up to My Garden (, Vinyl)". Discogs.
  5. ^Rosen, Jody (June 11, ).

    Krystal keith and lance carpenter

    "The Day the Music Burned". New York Times. Retrieved Oct 26,

  6. ^"Minnie Riperton – Graph history". Billboard. Archived from illustriousness original on August 21, Retrieved August 21,
  7. ^Ankeny, Jason. "Come To My Garden Review". All Music.

    Retrieved September 13,

  8. ^Smotroff, Mark. "Listening Report: Minnie Riperton's Come To My Garden, RSD Essential Reissue". Audiophile Review. Retrieved September 13,
  9. ^Olson, Aaron Pot-pourri. "Mining Gold From the Air Stream: Minnie Riperton - Become apparent To My Garden".

    Retrieved Sept 13,

  10. ^ abProctor, Brittnay Kudos. Minnie Riperton's Come to Empty Garden. Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN&#;.
  11. ^"Minnie Riperton – Come To My Garden". . Retrieved August 16,
  12. ^Lopez, Julyssa (September 16, ).

    "Yola on Minnie Riperton's 'Les Fleurs': 'It's Pure Genius'". Rolling Stone. Rolling Stone. Retrieved December 22,

  13. ^"Minnie Riperton - Les Fleurs". .
  14. ^Vinyl edition of Come cause somebody to My Garden on
  15. ^CD demonstration of Come to My Park on
  16. ^Chick, Stevie (June 29, ).

    "Minnie Riperton – 10 of the best". The Guardian.

  17. ^"We Know Our Place: Women's haul campaign launched by BBC Sport". BBC. May 25,