Greatest Hits [1993]

by Ray Parker, Jr.

Overview

Though it isn't sequenced in chronological order -- in fact, it's sequenced a little bewilderingly -- Greatest Hits is nevertheless an excellent summation of Ray Parker, Jr.'s biggest hits; containing not just solo smashes like "Ghostbusters" and "The Other Woman," but also songs he sang during his time with Raydio. So, even if it could be presented better, it nevertheless gives fans exactly what they need. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Product Details

Release Date:	10/12/1993
Label:	Bmg / Sony Music
UPC:	0886978781024
Rank:	40700

Tracks

1. Ghostbusters [From "Ghostbusters"]
2. The Other Woman
3. You Can't Change That
4. Let Me Go
5. A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do)
6. I Still Can't Get Over Loving You
7. Jack and Jill
8. Jamie
9. Bad Boy
10. Two Places at the Same Time
11. For Those Who Like to Groove
12. That Old Song
13. Girls Are More Fun
14. Christmas Time Is Here

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Ray Parker, Jr.   Primary Artist,Piano,Guitar,Vocals,Keyboards,Synthesizer,Vocals (Background),Bass,Drums
Ray Parker, Jr. & Raydio   Primary Artist
Raydio   Primary Artist
Deborah Thomas   Vocals (Background)
Martin Page   Keyboards
J.D. Nicholas   Vocals (Background)
Ollie E. Brown   Percussion
Jack Ashford   Tambourine
Gene Page   Strings
Michael Henderson   Vocals (Background)
Darren Carmichael   Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Valorie Jones   Vocals (Background)
Anita Sherman   Vocals (Background)
Kenny Flood   Flute
Gwyn Foxsworth   Vocals (Background)
Arnell Carmichael   Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Randy Hall   Vocals (Background)
Sylvester Rivers   Piano
Brian Fairweather   Guitar
Ron Brown   Vocals (Background)
Francie Pearlman   Vocals (Background)
Larry Tolbert   Drums
Jerry Knight   Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Charles Green   Saxophone
Dorothy Ashby   Harp

Technical Credits

Ray Parker, Jr.   Mixing,Composer,Engineer,Producer
Ollie E. Brown   Composer,Producer
Mark Myrie   Composer
Jon Abeyta   Photography
Steve Hallquist   Engineer
Chely Wright   Composer