Rachelle Ferrell - 'Til You Come Back to Me (Recut version) 

Rachelle Ferrell - 'Til You Come Back To Me
The most smooth and soulfull song ever made. And what a voice.
That’s why I made a recut version. Little more smoother and little longer. Enjoy.
The first album “Rachelle Ferrell” by Pennsylvania's Rachelle Ferrell was a jazz project released in 1992 on Capitol records.
This pop-soul followup curbs most of her jazz moves, but you can sense Ferrell's background in the way she slides gracefully through harmonies and in the way she brings a strong adult sensibility to the love songs.
Rachelle Ferrell (vocals, piano, keyboards, horns, strings, organ); Will Downing (vocals); Michael J. Powell (guitar, percussion); Paul Jackson, Jr., Kevin Eubanks, Mike Campbell, Carlos Rios (guitar); Oscar Brashear (trumpet); George Bohannon (trombone); Barry Eastmond, Vernon Fails, Brian Simpson (keyboards); George Duke (keyboards, strings, percussion, background vocals); Freddie Washington, Al Turner, Larry Kimpel, Anthony Jackson (bass); Ricky Lawson, Buddy Williams, Doug Nally (drums, cymbals); Paulinho Da Costa (congas); Steve Thornton (percussion); David I. Ward II, Paul D. Allen (programming); Jim Gilstrap, Carolyn Perry, Lori Perry, Darlene Perry, Sharon Perry, Lynn Fidmont-Linsey, Josie Jones, Alex Brown (background vocals). Producers: George Duke, Michael J. Powell, Barry J. Eastmond, Rachelle Ferrell. This self-titled album is an example of her R&B/pop side.