Hutson (album)

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Hutson
Studio album by Leroy Hutson
Released July 1, 1975
Recorded 1975 at Curtom Studios, Chicago, Illinois
Genre Funk/Soul
Chicago soul/>R&B
Label Curtom
Producer Leroy Hutson
Leroy Hutson chronology

The Man!
1974
Hutson
1975
Feel The Spirit
1976

Hutson is the third solo album by Leroy Hutson.

Reception

Professional ratings
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Source Rating
Allmusic [1]

Review

Released on Curtom Records in 1975, Hutson illuminates the fickleness and unpredictable nature of the music business. Leroy Hutson seemed to have it all going for him; he replaced Curtis Mayfield in The Impressions, then branched out solo, was a friend of Donny Hathaway (who also worked for Mayfield at the time), and was given carte blanche to produce hits—with the help of others—for himself. The biorhythms must have been out of whack, because it never really happened for the talented guy. This is a fine effort with bouncy tunes, stirring ballads, and crack productions—yet the masses never heard it. Best bets: All. But special mention to "Lucky Fellow," "All Because of You," and "So Much Love."

~ Andrew Hamilton, Allmusic

Track listing

  1. "All Because of You"
  2. "I Bless the Day"
  3. "It's Different"
  4. "Cool Out "
  5. "Lucky Fellow"
  6. "Can't Stay Away"
  7. "So Much Love"

Personnel

  • Leroy Hutson - Vocals, Piano, Fender Rhodes Electric Piano, Synthesizer, Piano Bass
  • Phil Upchurch - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
  • Donnell Hagan - Drums, Percussion, Clavinet
  • Craig McMullen, Stephen Harris - Guitar
  • Joseph Scott - Bass
  • Ronald Coleman - Keyboards
  • Master Henry Gibson- Congas
  • Jerry Wilson - Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
  • Bill McFarland - Trombone
  • Michael Harris - Trumpet
  • Aaron Dodd - Tuba
  • Beverly McLin, Kitty Haywood Singers - Backing Vocals

Charts

Year Album Chart positions[2]
US US
R&B
1975 Hutson 46

Singles

Year Single Chart positions[3]
US US
R&B
US
Dance
1975 "All Because Of You" 31
"Can’t Stay Away" 66

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