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Submit Your ReviewKnight's stint for the Buddah label in the mid-'70s found her commercial success at its peak, landing hits like "Midnight Train to Georgia," "Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me," "Part Time Love," and "The Way We Were" (all included here). This 17-track survey of 1973-78 material...finds her and the Pips easing into a middle-of-the-road sound that helped pave the way for mellow urban contemporary music. This compilation...does omit the huge hit "I've Got to Use My Imagination," presumably because it's too uptempo to find a place on an anthology geared toward the quiet storm audience, but overall, that audience won't be disappointed. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide
Blue Lights in the Basement
04/01/1996
All Music Guide Review
Blue Lights in the Basement Track Listing
Credits of Blue Lights in the Basement
- Michael Masser
- Arranger, Producer
- Ralph Moss
- Producer, Engineer
- Rich Tufo
- Arranger
- Richie Wise
- Arranger, Producer
- William Guest
- Producer
- Edward Patten
- Producer
- Gladys Knight & the Pips
- Producer, Performer
- Paul Williams
- Producer
- Mike Hartry
- Digital Transfers
- Douglas Biro
- Director
- Sean Mosher-Smith
- Art Direction
- Paul Raphaelson
- Design
- Dominic Frontiere
- Arranger, Conductor, Producer
- Larry Wilcox
- String Arrangements
- Van McCoy
- Producer
- Roger Anfinsen
- Engineer
- Tony Camillo
- Arranger, Conductor, Producer
- Kenny Kerner
- Arranger, Producer
- Charles Kipps
- Producer
- Gary Klein
- Producer
- Bubba Knight
- Producer
- Charles Koppelman
- Executive Producer
- Bill Lacey
- Audio Restoration
- Gladys Knight
- Producer, Main Performer
- Curtis Mayfield
- Producer
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