Album: In The Storm: Difference between revisions

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In The Storm

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

See also

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). The song was recorded by 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.

Track listing

CD	LP/MC
Details given for Prince-related tracks only: Elmo Funk (Prelude) Fast Lane After The Dance My Heart Belongs To You Cry (Interlude) Love Me Tonight Sincerely Yours (Interlude) You Know What I Like Tip O' My Tongue (5:00) ¹ Soul Searchin' (Prelude) In The Storm And Then I Wrote (Interlude) Thick Another Chance Leggs Elmo Funk (Interlude) You To Turn Me On Prelude To Midnight Special	Side 1: Elmo Funk (Prelude) Fast Lane After The Dance My Heart Belongs To You Cry (Interlude) Love Me Tonight Sincerely Yours (Interlude) You Know What I Like Tip O' My Tongue (5:00) ¹ Side 2: Soul Searchin' (Prelude) In The Storm And Then I Wrote (Interlude) Thick Another Chance Leggs Elmo Funk (Interlude) You To Turn Me On Prelude To Midnight 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 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
Thanks

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

This section is under construction

Additional Information

	Promotion (at time of release)	Trivia



	References
	The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)

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