Intimacy (Bruce Roberts album)
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- For others works entitled Intimacy, see Intimacy (disambiguation).
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| Studio album by Bruce Roberts | ||
| Released | September 19, 1995 | |
| Recorded | The Bedroom (Los Angeles, California) Porterhouse (Surrey) The Hit Factory (New York City) |
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| Genre | Pop-Rock, Dance | |
| Length | 43:39 | |
| Label | Atlantic | |
| Producer(s) | Bruce Roberts, T-Bone Wolk, David Foster | |
Intimacy is the name of an album released by Bruce Roberts in 1995. It featured musical and vocal contributions by many notable artists.
[edit] Track listing
- "Intimacy" (Bruce Roberts, Junior Miles)
- "Real" (Roberts, Allee Willis)
- "Let Me Steal Your Heart" (Roberts)
- "When Love Goes" (Roberts, Miles)
- "My One Joy" (Roberts)
- "When the Money's Gone" (Roberts, Donna Weiss)
- "Raise the Population" (Roberts)
- "All Through the Night" (Roberts, Donna Summer)
- "Emerald" (Roberts)
- "The Man Who Loves You" (Roberts, Miles)
[edit] Personnel
- All-4-One - backing vocals on "When Love Goes"
- Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson - backing vocals
- Jimmy Bralower - drum programming
- Steve Deutsch - keyboards and synthesizers
- David Foster - keyboards and synthesizers
- Simon Franglen - drum programming
- Pete Gleadall - keyboards and synthesizers, drum programming
- James Newton Howard - keyboards and synthesizers
- James Ingram - backing vocals
- Paul Jackson, Jr. - guitar
- Elton John - keyboards and synthesizers, backing vocals
- Davey Johnstone - guitar
- k. d. lang - harmony vocal on "Real"
- David Lasley - backing vocals
- Novi Novog - viola
- Greg O'Connor - keyboards and synthesizers
- Bruce Roberts - vocals, acoustic piano, keyboards and synthesizers, drum programming
- Brenda Russell - backing vocals
- John Schreiner - keyboards and synthesizers
- Myrna Smith - backing vocals
- Ramon Stagnaro - guitar
- Neil Steubenhaus - bass
- Michael Thompson - guitar
- David Tobocman - keyboards and synthesizers, drum programming
- Luther Vandross - backing vocals
- T-Bone Wolk - guitar, bass
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