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There’s also the gospel-tinged Johnny Gill-produced interlude, “ Thank You,” and of course, the melodic heart-tugging opus that is the title track, replete with orchestra.Īt the center of it all is New Edition, sporting those smooth trademark harmonies and the exciting, soulful performances you get when you’ve got a group full of lead vocalists.

The ballads “ Still In Love” and “ One More Day,” were both highlights on the album. Among the highlights: the mighty, anthemic “Oh Yeah,” “It Feels So Good,” seamless R&B/hip hop masterpieces such as the groove-hardy “You Don’t Have To Worry,” the hypnotic “Tighten It Up” and the chugging “Something About You,” the creepin’ testimony “ Shop Around” and the brooding “ Hear Me Out.” The mesmerizing results valiantly span the gamut of modern black pop. Edwin Nicholas, Silky and Dinky Bingham also contributed. “‘Home Again’ reflects New Edition’s matured performance skills and offers solidly crafted songs with thoughtfully arranged melodies and close, understated harmonies.” – Louil Silas Jr.īefitting an act as important as New Edition, Home Again was produced by some of the hottest and freshest names in urban music, including longtime collaborators Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Jermaine Dupri, Sean “Puffy” Combs and the late greats Chucky Thompson and Gerald LeVert. The most successful Hot 100 title by New Edition before “ Hit Me Off,” was the group’s third chart entry, “ Cool It Now,” which reached #4 in January 1985. Prior to this, the highest – debuting New Edition single was a remake of the Penguins‘ “ Earth Angel,” which entered at #71 in August 1986.

“ Hit Me Off,” was seven years after the last New Edition single, and entered the Hot 100 at #3, their first single to debut in the Top 5. The albums lead single “ Hit Me Off” went gold and topped the R&B chart and reached #3 pop, “ I’m Still In Love With You” went Top 10 pop and R&B and “ You Don’t Have To Worry” scored another R&B Top 10.

Marking the first time all members of New Edition, past and present – Ralph Tresvant, Ricky Bell, Ronnie DeVoe, Michael Bivins, Johnny Gill and Bobby Brown recorded as a unit. New Edition has released 8 albums together and sold over 40 million records worldwide collectively.Īll six members returned for their much-lauded reunion album, “ Home Again.” Released 25 years ago today in 1996.
