Heartbeat (Curtis Mayfield album)

1979 studio album by Curtis Mayfield From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Heartbeat is a studio album by the American musician Curtis Mayfield, released in 1979.[1][2] It peaked at No. 42 on the Billboard 200.[3]

Released1979
Length44:52
Quick facts Studio album by Curtis Mayfield, Released ...
Heartbeat
Studio album by
Released1979
GenreDisco, soul
Length44:52
LabelCurtom
ProducerNorman Harris, Ronald Tyson, Bunny Sigler, Curtis Mayfield
Curtis Mayfield chronology
Do It All Night
(1978)
Heartbeat
(1979)
Something to Believe In
(1980)
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Production

The album was produced by Norman Harris, Ronald Tyson, Bunny Sigler, and Mayfield.[4] "Between You Baby and Me" is a duet with Linda Clifford.[5]

Critical reception

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The Baltimore Sun wrote that "the more extroverted demands of disco music have made Mr. Mayfield reveal a more dynamic approach to his music."[8] The Jersey Journal said that Mayfield "brings his cool falsetto to some rather pedestrian disco."[9] The Bristol Evening Post called Heartbeat "a typical album of work, intelligent, lyrical and richly satisfying."[10] The Ottawa Citizen concluded that "songs like 'Victory' and 'Over the Hump' show that the ideas are still flowing and that they make their best points when Mayfield stays closest to his soul, rhythm and blues roots."[11]

Track listing

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No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Tell Me, Tell Me (How Ya Like to Be Loved)"MayfieldMayfield6:24
2."What Is My Woman For?"Bunny SiglerMayfield7:17
3."Between You Baby and Me"MayfieldMayfield4:43
4."Victory"MayfieldMayfield3:18
5."Over the Hump"SiglerMayfield5:15
6."You Better Stop"SiglerMayfield6:51
7."You're So Good to Me"Mayfield, Gil Askey, Keni Burke (bassline)Mayfield6:54
8."Heartbeat"Mayfield, AskeyMayfield4:23
9."Tomorrow Night for Sure" (bonus track on CD)MayfieldMayfield4:35
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