Father MC - One Night Stand

Review by Nicholas Woods

One Night Stand by Father MC: A Funky Little Time Capsule from '92 Alright, let’s get into this. Father MC’s One Night Stand is one of those albums that just screams early '90s vibes. Released in 1992 under MCA Records, it’s got that smooth mix of Funk/Soul and Hip Hop with a heavy dose of RnB/Swing and New Jack Swing. If you’re into slick beats, buttery vocals, and grooves so tight they could squeeze water outta a rock, this album’s for you. First off, kudos to the crew behind the scenes—Engineer Chris Gehringer and Producer Edward Ferrell. They pulled together something solid here. The whole project feels cohesive, but two tracks really stuck with me: “One Night Stand (Album Version)” and “One Night Stand (Tone Capone Mix).” Let me break it down. The album version hits different right away. It’s straight-up smooth. Like, I-can’t-believe-this-is-from-the-’90s smooth. The bassline? Chef’s kiss. And Father MC’s flow? Dude knows how to ride a beat without overdoing it. He’s not trying too hard, which makes it feel natural, almost like he’s having a convo with you about… well, hooking up for a night. But don’t sleep on the lyrics—they’re clever enough to make you chuckle while still keeping things classy. You know what I mean? Then there’s the Tone Capone Mix, which flips the vibe completely. This remix has more grit, more edge. It’s like someone took the original and gave it a shot of espresso. The drums hit harder, the synths are sharper, and honestly? It’s the kind of track that would’ve been blasting at every house party back in the day. Whenever I hear it, I picture neon lights reflecting off puddles in some city street—a little moody, super cinematic. What gets me is how many versions of “One Night Stand” are crammed onto this thing. Instrumentals, radio edits, alternate mixes—it’s basically an ode to versatility. Some might call it overkill, but honestly? I think it shows how much thought went into crafting these songs. Plus, if you’re DJing or just vibing solo, there’s a version for every mood. Looking back, One Night Stand feels like a snapshot of its time—a moment when New Jack Swing was king and artists were experimenting with how far they could push genre boundaries. Sure, it’s not perfect. Sometimes it leans a little too polished, and yeah, maybe Father MC isn’t as iconic as some of his peers. But man, does this album slap when you’re in the right headspace. Oh, and here’s the kicker: listening to this now kinda makes me wish we still had music like this dominating the airwaves. Not everything needs to be auto-tuned within an inch of its life, ya know? Maybe it’s nostalgia talking, but damn, give me a good old-school groove any day. So yeah, check out One Night Stand. It’s funky, fresh, and full of soul. Just don’t blame me if you end up playing it all night long.

Artist: Father MC
Album: One Night Stand

1992

Rating: 5.0

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Filename: father-mc-one-night-stand.zip

MP3 size: 43.2 mb
FLAC size: 182.4 mb

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
One Night Stand (Daddy Radio)	4:08
One Nightt Stand (Album Version)	5:32
One Night Stand (Eddie's Instrumental)
One Night Stand (Tone Capone Mix)	5:40
One Night Stand (Instrumental)	5:35
One Night Stand

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Father MC - One Nite Stand

Father MC One Nite Stand (Daddy Radio Remix)

Father MC One Nite Stand (Eddie's Mix)

Father M.C. - One Nite Stand (Tone Capone Mix) (1992)460

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Catalog Numbers

UPTCS-54445

Labels

MCA Records

Listen online

ouvir online
lytte på nettet
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne
online luisteren
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
ascolta in linea

Formats

Cassette
Single
2 × Acetate
12"
33 ⅓ RPM
Single Sided

Companies

Role	Company
Mastered At	The Hit Factory

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	Edward "DJ Eddie F." Ferrell
Engineer	Chris Gehringer

Notes

Double set of single-sided acetates from The Hit Factory Digital Mastering Studios, Inc.

Barcodes

Barcode: 008815444545
Barcode (Text): 0 0881-54445-4 5

About Father MC

US-american rapper.

Real Name

Timothy Brown

Name Vars

F.M.C.
Father
Father M.C.
Father MC.
Father Mc

Aliases

Timothy Brown

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *One Night Stand* by Father MC is a hidden gem from the early '90s. It blends smooth RnB/Swing and New Jack Swing with a funky hip-hop vibe. What’s cool is that it features multiple versions of the same track, showing off different styles and mixes. Chris Gehringer, who engineered the album, went on to become a big name in music production. And get this—it was all released under MCA Records back in 1992. Not bad for an artist who doesn’t always get the spotlight!

Comments

awolffreads

2025-03-15

And it features Mary J. Blige on background vocals.

castindeception

2025-03-14

Apdta ous, I guess I had too much clothes on when I met him in Queens.With the fam.My ummi asked who is that, I said father mc, had a gold chain, as well as baggy pants, I hope he is o.k

rohannamohsupermarket

2025-03-14

Came back in 2023 for MJB!

abangjamadi

2025-03-13

Still tasty, still chocolatte'.chocolate., pbuh, hotep, namaste, salaam, shalom, shalam. The karma sutra, Karezza, arabian nights, arabian perfumed gardens.