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The Best of Anita Baker

Album

The Best of Anita Baker

Anita Baker

2002R&B/Soul · Music · Rock · Pop · Soft Rock · Adult Contemporary · Quiet Storm

A definitive collection of her effortlessly smooth soul.
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Details

Release date
Record label
Rhino Atlantic
Tracks
18
Content rating
Clean

℗ 2002 Atlantic Recording Corporation. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.

Tracks

  1. 1
    Angel (Single Version #2)
    Anita Baker
    4:28
  2. 2
    You're the Best Thing Yet
    Anita Baker
    5:35
  3. 3
    No More Tears
    Anita Baker
    5:35
  4. 4
    Sweet Love
    Anita Baker
    4:22
  5. 5
    Caught Up In the Rapture (Single Version)
    Anita Baker
    4:08
  6. 6
    You Bring Me Joy
    Anita Baker
    4:24
  7. 7
    Same Ole Love (365 Days a Week)
    Anita Baker
    4:02
  8. 8
    No One In the World
    Anita Baker
    4:06
  9. 9
    Ain't No Need to Worry (Single Version) [feat. Anita Baker]
    The Winans
    4:18
  10. 10
    Giving You the Best That I Got (Single Version)
    Anita Baker
    3:53
  11. 11
    Good Love
    Anita Baker
    5:33
  12. 12
    Just Because (Single Version #2)
    Anita Baker
    4:20
  13. 13
    Lead Me Into Love (Single Version)
    Anita Baker
    4:08
  14. 14
    Fairy Tales (Edited Version)
    Anita Baker
    4:15
  15. 15
    Talk to Me [Single Version #2]
    Anita Baker
    3:54
  16. 16
    Body and Soul (Radio Edit)
    Anita Baker
    3:56
  17. 17
    I Apologize (Single Version)
    Anita Baker
    4:16
  18. 18
    It's Been You (Single Version)
    Anita Baker
    4:08

About this album

Anita Baker’s jazz-tinged melodies and crackling fireside soul have made her a totem of contemporary R&B. Spanning her ’80s and ’90s output, this collection includes gems like the sensuous cabaret “Angel” (a celebration of her partner’s inner beauty) and the orchestral synth-kissed “Sweet Love”, where her richly caramelised vocal conjures everlasting romance. Her sumptuous voice and effortlessly smooth diction give her songs a compelling softness, transforming even the gently propulsive “Caught Up in the Rapture” into a lullaby.