Studio Album · No. 13
Deep in My Soul Songwriting Credits by Smokey Robinson
Produced by William "Smokey" Robinson
Holds writing credit on 0 of 8 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 0 / 8 documented
Scored across the 8 tracks with documented writers, by whether Smokey Robinson carries a lyricist or composer credit.
Share of the 8 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
By the Numbers
Deep in My Soul was Robinson's fifth solo album, produced at Motown with the label's session musicians. AllMusic and Rolling Stone Album Guide both gave it 3 stars; Robert Christgau awarded a B+, noting that Robinson's professional performances were underserved by material written by "various Motown hacks." The album produced no Hot 100 singles, reflecting a period of reduced mainstream momentum between Robinson's mid-1970s chart presence and his commercial comeback with Where There's Smoke... in 1979.
Deep in My Soul is the sixth solo studio album by Smokey Robinson, released in 1977 on Tamla Records. The album is anchored by 'Vitamin U,' a sensuous, slow-building ballad that became a significant R&B hit and exemplified the Quiet Storm radio format Robinson was helping to popularize, intimate, smooth soul designed for late-night listening rather than dancefloor play. Robinson wrote every track on the album himself, maintaining the total authorship model he had carried from the Miracles era into his solo catalog. The album arrived at a moment when disco was dominating mainstream pop, and Robinson's refusal to follow the trend confirmed his commitment to organic, songwriter-driven soul. Deep in My Soul is a mid-career highlight from an artist who had been writing at a consistently high level for over two decades by its release.
Track Listing & Credits 8 tracks
| # | Title | Lyricist(s) | Composer(s) | Producer(s) | Performers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Vitamin U
|
Lawrence BrownTerri McFaddin | Lawrence BrownTerri McFaddin | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |
| 2 |
There Will Come a Day (I'm Gonna Happen to You)
|
Michael B. SuttonBrenda SuttonKathy Wakefield | Michael B. SuttonBrenda SuttonKathy Wakefield | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |
| 3 |
It's Been a Long Time (Since I Been in Love)
|
Elliot Willensky | Elliot Willensky | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |
| 4 |
Let's Do The Dance of Life Together
|
Elliot Willensky | Elliot Willensky | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |
| 5 |
If You Want My Love
|
Donald Charles BaldwinJeffrey Bowen | Donald Charles BaldwinJeffrey Bowen | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |
| 6 |
You Cannot Laugh Alone
|
Donald Charles BaldwinJeffrey Bowen | Donald Charles BaldwinJeffrey Bowen | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |
| 7 |
In My Corner
|
Victor OrsbornEric Robinson | Victor OrsbornEric Robinson | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |
| 8 |
The Humming Song (Lost for Words)
|
Bobby BelleArt PoseyJosef Powell | Bobby BelleArt PoseyJosef Powell | William "Smokey" Robinson | Smokey Robinson (Lead Vocals) |