I feel the same way about roberta flack ouiet fire CD as I do about the chapter two cd.

Roberta Flack is one of those voices. Although a solid Album throughtout, it took the world a while to warm up to Roberta's talents. Along with the album "First Take", "Chapter Two" was also alongside Curtis Mayfield's "Superfly" & Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" albums in several houses in the early 70's. "Chapter Two" was bought back in the day for the Key Tracks: "Reverend Lee", "Let It Be Me" & "Gone Away". Although these recordings are over 35 years old this project STILL Ranks with several current albums out now!!! Once the Single "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" took off from Her 1969 Debut Release "First Take" (Due to the 1972 movie "Play Misty For Me") the Single zoomed to the #1 spot (In 1972!)...The world knew about Roberta Flack. A Must Have for ANYONE starting a Classic Soul Albums of the 70's collection.

Get this before it goes out of print. Roberta Flack is an artist who personafies excellence. Such a beautiful "touch" on the piano and velvety smoothness in her voice. She is truly one of the best entertainers ever. My personal favorite, next to Sam Cooke. I wish this CD were a DVD.

This woman's voice has convinced me that there is a God...it could not have happened by chance.

When I was 15 a friend played side one of this almost everyday, I was in a summer enrichment program (Upward Bound)at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska and to this day when I hear 'Do what you gotta do' I melt. I'm still in search of that baffled dream so I can come on back and see her when I can...what a woman, what a voice, what a soul...we are blessed to have ears to hear and hearts to feel...go on 'Berta

I first received this Album as a gift in 1972 and fell in love with it from the start. I played it so much that the record is now scratched but I still have it along with the cover. I never thought about checking to see if it had been made on a CD when I saw it on Target.com I had to have it and ordered it. I know that I will be getting hours of listening enjoyment as I did in the 1970's. I recomend Roberta Flack Chapter Two to anyone if you don't buy another Roberta Flack CD ever you must hear this one.