Anita Baker Compositions LP Vinyl 12" Elektra 7559-60922-1 NEW Sealed Black
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Sep 25, 2026 Sold Date
Sep 22, 2026 Start Date
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The Anita Baker Compositions LP Vinyl is a new and sealed 12" record in black vinyl. Produced by Michael J. Powell, this R&B & Soul album features the artist's signature soulful voice and is pressed on high-quality vinyl. The record comes in a cardboard sleeve, making it a valuable addition to any music lover's collection. With the catalog number 7559-60922-1, this LP is a must-have for fans of Anita Baker and vinyl enthusiasts alike.

## 💿 Complete Tracklist

Side A:

* "Talk to Me" (5:03) – A warm, conversational ballad and a major hit.
* "Perfect Love Affair" (5:19) – An upbeat, rhythm-driven standout track.
* "Whatever It Takes" (5:35) – A lush production co-written with Marc Gordon and Gerald LeVert.
* "Soul Inspiration" (5:17) – The vibrant, Grammy-winning single.
* "Lonely" (4:29) – A stunning, moody jazz piece written entirely by Anita Baker herself. [1]
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Side B:

* "No One to Blame" (4:41) – A definitive mid-tempo quiet storm track.
* "More Than You Know" (4:48) – Features gorgeous acoustic guitar stylings.
* "Love You to the Letter" (7:20) – A sweeping, late-night jazz showcase.
* "Fairy Tales" (7:55) – The epic, improvisational 8-minute closer highlighted on your record's front hype sticker.

## 🎹 Notable Musicians & Production Credits
Unlike many 90s R&B albums that relied entirely on heavy programming, Anita Baker insisted on recording Compositions live in the studio with legendary jazz and session players:

* Keyboards & Piano: Vernon Fails and Greg Phillinganes (frequent Michael Jackson collaborator).
* Bass: The incomparable Nathan East holding down the rhythm section.
* Drums: Split between Ricky Lawson (Yellowjackets) and Steve Ferrone (Average White Band/Tom Petty).
* Guitars: Features veteran producer Michael J. Powell, alongside a special appearance by jazz master Earl Klugh on "More Than You Know".



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