Freda Payne - Come Back To Me Love

Review by Moon Walker

Come Back To Me Love by Freda Payne: A Big Band Jazz Gem That'll Stick With You Alright, let’s talk about Come Back To Me Love, Freda Payne’s 2014 jazz album that's got all the swagger and soul of a classic big band record. Released under Artistry Music, this one’s got some serious talent behind it—producer Al Pryor keeping things tight, and Bill Cunliffe pulling double duty as both arranger and conductor. If you’re into jazz with lush arrangements and vocals that feel like they’re wrapping you in velvet, this is your jam. Now, I gotta say, there are two tracks on here that really stuck with me after listening: “Haven’t We Met” and “Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out To Dry.” Both songs just hit different for me. First up, “Haven’t We Met.” It’s one of those tunes where Freda’s voice feels like she’s leaning right into your ear, asking if you remember her. The orchestration is smooth but not overdone—it’s like walking into an old-school lounge where everyone knows your name (even though you’re pretty sure you’ve never been there). There’s something kinda haunting about how familiar it sounds, even though you know deep down it’s fiction. Like when déjà vu hits hard at the grocery store or whatever. Weird? Maybe. But good weird. Then there’s “Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out To Dry.” Man, this one gets me every time. It starts off slow and moody, almost like Freda’s sitting alone at a piano late at night, spilling her guts to no one in particular. By the time the horns kick in, it’s like BAM—emotions amplified. You can tell she ain’t just singing words; she means every single note. And honestly? Listening to this track feels cathartic. Like yeah, we’ve all had moments where crying felt easier than talking, am I right? The rest of the album has its highlights too—it wouldn’t be fair to skip mentioning “Midnight Sun,” which brings the drama without being extra, and “Save Your Love For Me,” which feels like a warm hug on a cold day. Even though some tracks repeat (like “Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most”), it doesn’t feel redundant because each version brings something new to the table. Kudos to Bill Cunliffe for making sure nothing feels stale. Here’s the thing: what makes Come Back To Me Love stand out isn’t just Freda’s powerhouse vocals or the stellar musicianship—it’s how personal it feels. Listening to it is like flipping through someone’s photo album, except instead of pictures, you get stories told through melody and rhythm. And hey, random thought—but don’t you think it’s kinda wild how music from 2014 can sound so timeless? Like, if someone told me this was recorded back in the '50s, I’d totally believe them. Maybe that’s the magic of jazz—it never really ages, does it? Anyways, give this album a spin if you want to feel classy AF while also kinda emo. Trust me, it works.

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Artist: Freda Payne
Album: Come Back To Me Love

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2014

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Track	Duration	Preview
I Just Have to Know	4:25
Save Your Love for Me	5:21
I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water	4:22
Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry	03:55
Whatever Happened to Me	3:23
You'd Be so Nice to Come Home To	4:23
You Don't Know
Come Back to Me Love	5:23
Spring Can Really Hang You up the Most	4:47
Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most	04:46
Come Back To Me Love
You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To	04:23
The Island	6:10
Whatever Happened To Me
Save Your Love For Me
Lately	3:52
Midnight Sun	5:37
Guess I'll Hang My Tears out to Dry	3:55
You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
Haven't We Met	3:54
Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry
I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water
You Don't Know	3:48
Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
Haven't We Met
I Just Have To Know
I Should Have Told Him	3:31

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ART7044
ART7044ADV

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Role	Credit
Producer	Al Pryor
Arranged By	Bill Cunliffe
Conductor	Bill Cunliffe

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Issued with front and back inserts.

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Barcode: 181475704423

About Freda Payne

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b. 19th September 1942, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A Freda Charcilia Payne was born September 19, 1942 in Detroit, Michigan to Frederick and Charsilee Payne. She attended Palmer Elementary School and Crossman Elementary School. Payne also modeled and took ballet and Afro-Cuban dance. In 1956, while at Hutchins Middle School, she appeared on the nationally televised Ted Mack's The Original Amateur Hour. Singing jingles, Payne was featured on WJR radio's Make Way for Youth and many other local television and radio shows. Payne's mother spurned a contract from, then unknown, Barry Gordy. When she graduated from Central High School in 1959, Payne toured with 's musical review and sang with the Duke Ellington Band. Her first album was After the Lights Go Down for ABC's Impulse Records in 1962. Moving to New York City in 1963, Payne made appearances on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, The Merv Griffin Show and The Dick Cavette Show. In 1964, she joined the , , and on the Tour. Payne was understudy for in Broadway's Hallelujah Baby! in 1967. She also performed in the Equity Theatre production of Lost in the Stars. Stardom for Payne began when she signed with Invictus Records, ran by her old Detroit friends, , and (formerly of Motown) in 1969. Payne's smash single "Band of Gold" in 1970 was ranked #1 in the U.K. and #3 in the U.S.A., her first gold record. Other hits included "Deeper and Deeper

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Freda Charcilia Payne

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F. Payne
Freda
Freda Payn
Freda Rayne
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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Freda Payne's album *Come Back To Me Love* is a jazz gem released in 2014. It’s got that big band flair, thanks to Bill Cunliffe, who arranged and conducted the whole thing. Fun fact—some tracks are listed twice on the album, like "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" and "Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry." Maybe it’s a nod to how certain songs just stick with you, you know? Produced by Al Pryor, this US release under Artistry Music feels like a heartfelt trip back to classic jazz vibes.