Special Things is the seventh studio album by
the Pointer Sisters, released in 1980 on the Planet label.
The album marked their third venture with producer Richard
Perry and featured a more stylized R&B/pop production, launching the group
into its most successful period. The album eventually went gold on the strength
of the top three gold-certified single, "He's So Shy."
"The Love Too Good To Last" was later included on
movie soundtrack "Night Shift" (1982). The album was re-mastered and
issued on CD with a bonus track, "Movin' On", in 2010 by Big Break
Records.
Track listing:
Side one
1. "Could I Be Dreaming" Anita
Pointer, Trevor Lawrence, Mario Henderson 3:31
2. "He's So Shy" Tom Snow, Cynthia
Weil 3:37
3. "The Love Too Good to Last" Burt
Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, Peter Allen 3:32
4. "Evil" Geoffrey Leib, Larry Lingle
3:19
5. "Save This Night for Love" Ellison
Chase, Bill Haberman, Art Jacobson 3:25
Side two
6. "We've Got the Power" Michael
Brooks, Bob Esty 4:53
7. "Where Did the Time Go" Bacharach,
Sager 3:08
8. "Special Things" A. Pointer 3:08
9. "Here Is Where Your Love Belongs"
Bill Champlin 4:40
2010 re-mastered bonus track
10. "Movin' On" A. Pointer, Ruth
Pointer, June Pointer, Lawrence, Henderson 3:19
Personnel:
Anita Pointer, Ruth Pointer, June Pointer – vocals
Ollie E. Brown, James Gadson – drums
Nathan Watts – bass
Paul Jackson, Jr., Tim May, Marlo Henderson – guitar
Greg Phillinganes – keyboards, synthesizer, clavinet
Paulinho da Costa – percussion
Raymond Pounds – drums on track 4
Ricky Lawson – drums on track 7, 9
John Pierce – bass on track 6
James Jamerson – bass on track 7
Ben Bridges – guitar on track 4
Mark Goldenberg – guitar on tracks 6, 8
David Williams – guitar on tracks 7, 9
Tom Snow – keyboards, synthesizer on track 2
Lance Ong – synthesizer on tracks 3, 4
Clarence McDonald – piano
John Barnes – electric piano on track 6, keyboards on track
8
Burt Bacharach – keyboards on track 7
Michael Boddicker – synthesizer on track 8
Nathan Watts – percussion on track 5
Don Myrick, Jay Hutson – alto flute, saxophone
Henry Sigismonti – French horn
Chuck Findley, Steve Madaio, Warren Looney, Larry Gittens,
Bill Reichenbach, Jr., Slyde Hyde, Gary Grant – horns
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