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|album name            = In The Storm
|album image            = [[File:Inthestorm album.jpg|200px|In The Storm (Front Cover)]]
|date                  = [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/March 17|17 March 1992]]
|length                = 72:17
|label                  = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warner_Bros._Records Warner Bros. Records]
|studios                = Studio 89, North Hollywood, CA, USA; Ignited Studios, Hollywood, CA, USA
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|introduction          = '''In The Storm''' is the third solo studio album by R&B singer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge] (formerly the lead singer of the group [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeBarge DeBarge]).  
|Page name    = In The Storm}}
 
<br>
The album contained [[Tip O’ My Tongue]], written by [[Kirk Johnson]] and [[Prince]] (who used the credit [[Prince|Paisley Park]]).
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|  colspan="2" align="center" | [[File:Inthestorm album.jpg|200px|In The Storm (Front Cover)]]
<b>Sessions and compiling</b>
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[[Tip O’ My Tongue]] was re-recorded by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge]’s musicians, and the album doesn’t feature any musical input by [[Prince]].
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Album details
 
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'''Promotion'''
|-
| valign="top" width="25%"| <b>Released:</b>
| [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/March 17|17 March, 1992]]
|-
| valign="top"| <b>Length:</b>
| 72:17
|-
| valign="top"| <b>Label(s):</b>
| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warner_Bros._Records Warner Bros. Records]
|-
| valign="top"| <b>Studio(s):</b>
| Studio 89, North Hollywood, CA, USA; Ignited Studios, Hollywood, CA, USA
|}
'''In The Storm''' is the third solo studio album by R&B singer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge] (formerly the lead singer of the group [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeBarge DeBarge]). The album contained [[Tip O' My Tongue]], written by [[Kirk Johnson]] and [[Prince]] (who used the credit [[Prince|Paisley Park]]). The song was recorded by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge]'s musicians, and the album doesn't feature any musical input by [[Prince]].


The album produced three singles, ''You Know What I Like'', ''My Heart Belongs To You'' and ''Another Chance'', but the album failed to chart.
The album produced three singles, ''You Know What I Like'', ''My Heart Belongs To You'' and ''Another Chance'', but the album failed to chart.
<br>
<!-------TRACK LIST ------->
=Track listing=
|tracklisting          =Details given for [[Prince]]-related tracks only: <br>
Details given for [[Prince]]-related tracks only:  
 
==CD==
# <b>Elmo Funk (Prelude)</b>
# <b>Elmo Funk (Prelude)</b>
# <b>Fast Lane</b>
# <b>Fast Lane</b>
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# <b>Sincerely Yours (Interlude)</b>
# <b>Sincerely Yours (Interlude)</b>
# <b>You Know What I Like</b>
# <b>You Know What I Like</b>
# <b>[[Tip O' My Tongue]]</b> (5:00) *
# <b>[[Tip O’ My Tongue]]</b> (5:00) <sup>1</sup>
# <b>Soul Searchin' (Prelude)</b>
# <b>Soul Searchin’ (Prelude)</b>
# <b>In The Storm</b>
# <b>In The Storm</b>
# <b>And Then I Wrote (Interlude)</b>
# <b>And Then I Wrote (Interlude)</b>
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# <b>Prelude To Midnight</b>
# <b>Prelude To Midnight</b>
# <b>Special</b>
# <b>Special</b>
<br>
<!-------LP FORMATS ------->
<b>*</b> Written by [[Kirk Johnson]] and [[Prince]] (as [[Alias: Paisley Park|Paisley Park]])<br>
|other format            = LP/MC
<br>
|content                =
==LP/MC==
*Side 1:
Side 1:
# <b>Elmo Funk (Prelude)</b>
# <b>Elmo Funk (Prelude)</b>
# <b>Fast Lane</b>
# <b>Fast Lane</b>
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# <b>Sincerely Yours (Interlude)</b>
# <b>Sincerely Yours (Interlude)</b>
# <b>You Know What I Like</b>
# <b>You Know What I Like</b>
# <b>[[Tip O' My Tongue]]</b> (5:00) *
# <b>[[Tip O’ My Tongue]]</b> (5:00) <sup>1</sup>
Side 2:
*Side 2:
# <b>Soul Searchin' (Prelude)</b>
# <b>Soul Searchin’ (Prelude)</b>
# <b>In The Storm</b>
# <b>In The Storm</b>
# <b>And Then I Wrote (Interlude)</b>
# <b>And Then I Wrote (Interlude)</b>
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# <b>Prelude To Midnight</b>
# <b>Prelude To Midnight</b>
# <b>Special</b>
# <b>Special</b>
=Personnel=
|credits                =  
==Musicians==
|* comment              = <sup>1</sup> Written by [[Kirk Johnson]] and [[Prince]] (as [[Alias: Paisley Park|Paisley Park]])<br>
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge] - lead vocals, background vocals, piano
<!-------PERSONNEL ------->
*Keith Crouch - drums, keybass, background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
|musicians              = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge] - lead vocals, background vocals, piano
*Nathan East - bass guitar
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keith_Crouch Keith Crouch] - drums, keybass, background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
*Al McKay - guitar
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_East Nathan East] - bass guitar
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_McKay Al McKay] - guitar
*Unknown musicians - sampled horns
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_DeBarge James DeBarge] - background vocals
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_DeBarge James DeBarge] - background vocals
*Jimmy Abney - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
*Jimmy Abney - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
*Andrew Brown - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
*Andrew Brown - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
*Kenneth Crouch - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
*Kenneth Crouch - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
<br>
|production            = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge]- co-producer, executive producer
==Production==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_DeBarge El DeBarge]- co-producer, executive producer
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_White Maurice White] - co-producer
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_White Maurice White] - co-producer
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benny_Medina Benny Medina] - executive producer
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benny_Medina Benny Medina] - executive producer
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*Eddie Schreyer - mastering (at Future Disc Systems, North Hollywood, CA)
*Eddie Schreyer - mastering (at Future Disc Systems, North Hollywood, CA)
*Mike McKnight - synthesizer programming
*Mike McKnight - synthesizer programming
<br>
*Mark Ryden - illustration
=Singles released=
*Mike Jones - photo
*Kim Champagne - art direction
*Leslie Wintner - design
|thanks                = A special thanks to the Juice Crew - Jimmy Abney, Andrew Brown, Keith Crouch, Kenneth Crouch - for helping me create good music with real musicians.  Hopefully our music will inspire others to develop the musical talents God has given to them.
*Thanks to Benny Medina, Lenny Waronker, Gary Gilbert, Michelle Dolley, Terry Harper, Gene Shelton, Ray Harris, Hank Spann, Roy Ayers, Carolyn Baker, David Altschul, Kim Champagne, Fred Brown, Eddie Singleton, Gary O’Neal, Mo Ostin, Leonard Richardson, Pat Jones, Marylou Badeaux, Ife Kiara and everyone at Warner Bros. Records and MCA Music.
*DFear God, thanks for the mission. Oh Lord, thank you so much for your mercy and loving kindness. You’ve been so-o good to me. Despite the "book" may this "page" go up before you as praise. Again I ask for your mercy as I repent for the lasciviousness of this chapter. My feet are set on a path that I must follow, and you are the force that moves me. You know the way that I take oh Lord and you are able to make me stand. Now Lord last, your blessings upon Fred and Carol Moultrie, Uncle William Abney, Uncle James Abney, my mother, Pastor Howard Swancy, their children and their children’s children. These are monumental pillars of strength you’ve placed in my life, not by circumstance, but by your will. El
<!-------SINGLES ------->
|singles                =<small>The 3 singles released from this album didn’t contain a [[Prince]] contribution:</small>
*You Know What I Like
*You Know What I Like
*My Heart Belongs To You
*My Heart Belongs To You
*Another Chance
*Another Chance
<br>
|see also              =  
=Charts=
|charts                 =  
*This album did not enter the charts.
{{Charts|
=Releases=
|charts        = {{noCharts|format=album|Country= the USA}}
===LP Versions===
|certifications = {{noCertification|format=album|Country= the USA}}
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|awards        = {{noAwards|format=album|Country= the USA}}
! colspan=4 | LP Versions
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|-
|releases               = {{:Releases: Empty}}
! ''Country'' !! ''Format'' !! ''Cat. Number'' !! ''Comments''
|album promotion       =  
|-
|trivia                =  
|}
|alternative            =  
===Other Versions===
|references            = ''[[Book:_The_Vault|The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)]] ''
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|categories             = [[Category:1992]][[Category: Related Artists]][[Category:Studio Albums (Related Artists)]]
! colspan=4 | Other Versions
|-
! ''Country'' !! ''Format'' !! ''Cat. Number'' !! ''Comments''
|-
|}
<br>
==Variants, special editions and re-releases==
*Information needed.
<br>
=Album promotion=
==Time-of-release==
*Information needed.
==Associated tours==
*None.
<br>
=Awards, nominations, and certifications=
* None.
=Quotations and trivia=
* None.
<br>
=References=
* ''[[Book:_The_Vault|The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)]] ''
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Latest revision as of 18:18, 23 November 2024

1991: T.E.V.I.N. ◄ All Prince Albums All Related Artists Albums ► 1992: Celine Dion
In The Storm
In The Storm (Front Cover)

Album details

Released: 17 March 1992
Length: 72:17
Label(s): Warner Bros. Records
Studio(s): Studio 89, North Hollywood, CA, USA; Ignited Studios, Hollywood, CA, USA

Charts, Certifications & Awards

Charts
This album has not charted in the USA
Certifications
This album has not received any certifications in the USA
Awards
This album has not received any awards in the USA

Singles released

The 3 singles released from this album didn’t contain a Prince contribution:

  • You Know What I Like
  • My Heart Belongs To You
  • Another Chance
In The Storm is the third solo studio album by R&B singer El DeBarge (formerly the lead singer of the group DeBarge).

The album contained Tip O’ My Tongue, written by Kirk Johnson and Prince (who used the credit Paisley Park).


Sessions and compiling

Tip O’ My Tongue was re-recorded by El DeBarge’s musicians, and the album doesn’t feature any musical input by Prince.


Promotion

The album produced three singles, You Know What I Like, My Heart Belongs To You and Another Chance, but the album failed to chart.



Track listing
CD LP/MC

Details given for Prince-related tracks only:

  1. Elmo Funk (Prelude)
  2. Fast Lane
  3. After The Dance
  4. My Heart Belongs To You
  5. Cry (Interlude)
  6. Love Me Tonight
  7. Sincerely Yours (Interlude)
  8. You Know What I Like
  9. Tip O’ My Tongue (5:00) 1
  10. Soul Searchin’ (Prelude)
  11. In The Storm
  12. And Then I Wrote (Interlude)
  13. Thick
  14. Another Chance
  15. Leggs
  16. Elmo Funk (Interlude)
  17. You To Turn Me On
  18. Prelude To Midnight
  19. Special
  • Side 1:
  1. Elmo Funk (Prelude)
  2. Fast Lane
  3. After The Dance
  4. My Heart Belongs To You
  5. Cry (Interlude)
  6. Love Me Tonight
  7. Sincerely Yours (Interlude)
  8. You Know What I Like
  9. Tip O’ My Tongue (5:00) 1
  • Side 2:
  1. Soul Searchin’ (Prelude)
  2. In The Storm
  3. And Then I Wrote (Interlude)
  4. Thick
  5. Another Chance
  6. Leggs
  7. Elmo Funk (Interlude)
  8. You To Turn Me On
  9. Prelude To Midnight
  10. Special


1 Written by Kirk Johnson and Prince (as Paisley Park)



Personnel
Musicians
  • El DeBarge - lead vocals, background vocals, piano
  • Keith Crouch - drums, keybass, background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
  • Nathan East - bass guitar
  • Al McKay - guitar
  • Unknown musicians - sampled horns
  • James DeBarge - background vocals
  • Jimmy Abney - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
  • Andrew Brown - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")
  • Kenneth Crouch - background vocals (as part of "The Juice Crew")


Production
  • El DeBarge- co-producer, executive producer
  • Maurice White - co-producer
  • Benny Medina - executive producer
  • Fred Moultrie - executive producer, management
  • Galen L. Senogles - recording engineer
  • Paul Klingburg - recording engineer, mixing engineer
  • W. Michael Lewis - second engineer, computer and synthesizer programming
  • Keith Kresge - second engineer
  • Eddie Schreyer - mastering (at Future Disc Systems, North Hollywood, CA)
  • Mike McKnight - synthesizer programming
  • Mark Ryden - illustration
  • Mike Jones - photo
  • Kim Champagne - art direction
  • Leslie Wintner - design


Thanks
  • A special thanks to the Juice Crew - Jimmy Abney, Andrew Brown, Keith Crouch, Kenneth Crouch - for helping me create good music with real musicians. Hopefully our music will inspire others to develop the musical talents God has given to them.
  • Thanks to Benny Medina, Lenny Waronker, Gary Gilbert, Michelle Dolley, Terry Harper, Gene Shelton, Ray Harris, Hank Spann, Roy Ayers, Carolyn Baker, David Altschul, Kim Champagne, Fred Brown, Eddie Singleton, Gary O’Neal, Mo Ostin, Leonard Richardson, Pat Jones, Marylou Badeaux, Ife Kiara and everyone at Warner Bros. Records and MCA Music.
  • DFear God, thanks for the mission. Oh Lord, thank you so much for your mercy and loving kindness. You’ve been so-o good to me. Despite the "book" may this "page" go up before you as praise. Again I ask for your mercy as I repent for the lasciviousness of this chapter. My feet are set on a path that I must follow, and you are the force that moves me. You know the way that I take oh Lord and you are able to make me stand. Now Lord last, your blessings upon Fred and Carol Moultrie, Uncle William Abney, Uncle James Abney, my mother, Pastor Howard Swancy, their children and their children’s children. These are monumental pillars of strength you’ve placed in my life, not by circumstance, but by your will. El



Releases
LP, CD, Cassettes and Other versions
Country Format Cat. Number Comments Front Back Label 1 Label 2
This section is under construction

Variants, Special Editions and Reissues
Country Format Cat. Number Comments Front Back Label 1 Label 2
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Additional Information
Promotion (at time of release) Trivia
References
1991
T.E.V.I.N. 		All Albums All Related Artists Albums 1992
Celine Dion
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