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15 de ene. de 2012 · This is Niecy came out a year before EWF's All 'n All - a veritable funk classic - and it's no surprise that the White's (the main family of EWF) were testing out some of their ideas on it. The album features Al Mckay on guitars, Jerry Peters on piano and Freddie, Maurice and Verdine White on percussion, drums and bass respectively.
Percussion – Fred White; Photography By – Ethan A. Russell* Photography By [Assistant] – Jimmy Shea* Piano, Electric Piano – Jerry Peters; Producer – Charles Stepney, Maurice White; Trombone – George Bohanon, Randy Aldcroft; Trumpet – Oscar Brashear, Steve Madaio; Woodwind – Ernie Watts, Plas Johnson, Ray Pizzi, Terry Harrington
Maurice White Blog. From Deniece Williams’ 1976 debut album, This Is Niecy, here’s the track “That’s What Friends Are For.”. “That’s What Friends Are For”. Written by Deniece Williams, Clarence McDonald, Fritz Baskett, Lani Groves. Album produced by Maurice & Charles Stepney for Kalimba Productions.
21 de ene. de 2007 · What a fabulous record produced by Maurice White and Charles Stepney with the angelic voice of Ms. Deneice Williams. Before Anita Baker, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey and Sade, there was Neicy and Minnie Riperton who both had four or five octave voices. The so called R& B singers of today could learn a lot from listening to this jazzy R&B classic
20 de jul. de 2011 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2011 CD release of "This Is Niecy" on Discogs.
14 de dic. de 2006 · What a fabulous record produced by Maurice White and Charles Stepney with the angelic voice of Ms. Deneice Williams. Before Anita Baker, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey and Sade, there was Neicy and Minnie Riperton who both had four or five octave voices. The so called R& B singers of today could learn a lot from listening to this jazzy R&B classic
Her debut/breakthrough album This Is Niecy wasn’t originally going to be her own album, and was actually written with other artists in mind. Featuring an all star cast, the album was produced by the great Charles Stepney and recorded with most of Earth, Wind & Fire including brothers Verdine (bass), Maurice (backing vocals, drums), and Freddie (drums) White.
