Perfect Angel

CTL-E-4397 · Work · album · 1974-present

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Minnie Riperton's second solo album (1974), co-produced by Stevie Wonder (as 'El Toro Negro') and Richard Rudolph; gold album yielding the No. 1 single 'Lovin' You.'

Notes

RELP101 supporting entity: album of CTL-E-0037.

Relationships

Minnie Riperton — authored by
Perfect Angel is Minnie Riperton's second studio album, released May 24, 1974 on Epic Records, yielding the No. 1 single 'Lovin' You.'
Stevie Wonder — authored by
Stevie Wonder co-produced Perfect Angel under the pseudonym 'El Toro Negro' (with Richard Rudolph as Scorbu Productions) and wrote the album's title track.

Sources

HighResAudio - Perfect Angel (Remaster) album notes.

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Hallway of a kitchenette apartment building, Chicago, 1941Photo: Russell Lee, FSA-OWI, Public Domain, via Library of Congress

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