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- Goin' Places
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Michael Henderson
Released 1977

I Can't Help It
04:46
76 plays

Whip It
03:59
46 plays

At the Concert
07:32
427 plays

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- 1
- Whip It
- 03:59
- 46 plays

- 2
- Goin' Places
- 04:29
- 220 plays

- 3
- Let Me Love You
- 05:12
- 246 plays

- 4
- I Can't Help It
- 04:46
- 76 plays

- 5
- I'll Be Understanding
- 03:22
- 149 plays

- 6
- At the Concert
- 07:32
- 427 plays

- 7
- Won't You Be Mine
- 06:12
- 282 plays

album review

After doing plenty of R&B and jazz session work as an electric bassist (including a stint with Miles Davis), Michael Henderson started making a name for himself as a soul singer when he was featured on the Norman Connors hits "You Are My Starship," "Valentine Love" and "We Both Need Each Other." The Detroit resident went solo in 1976, and the following year, he delivered his superb sophomore effort Goin' Places. Henderson had become known primarily for seductive, classy, Marvin Gaye-influenced romanticism, and jazzy pearls like "At the Concert" (a duet with Roberta Flack), "Let Me Love You" and the title song didn't exactly change that. But he was also a top-notch funkster; "Whip It" and "I Can't Help It" boast some of the most wicked funk grooves of 1977. Henderson recorded several excellent albums, but Goin' Places (which first came out on Buddah and was reissued on CD by The Right Stuff in 1994) remains his crowning achievement as a solo artist. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide