Merry Clayton’s 1971 debut is a raw and stunning showcase of her formidable vocal talent, merging soul, gospel, and R&B with unflinching emotional intensity.
- The album was produced by Tom Moulton, known for his pioneering work in disco and remixing.
- The album features a cover of Carole King's "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," which became one of Clayton's signature songs.
- Despite its critical acclaim and Clayton's vocal prowess, the album did not chart.
Merry Clayton is a Los Angeles-based soul and R&B singer known for her powerful, gospel-inflected vocals. In 1971, she released her self-titled debut album on Ode Records, a pivotal moment in her career as a solo artist after years of providing uncredited backing vocals.
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