4 Things to Know About the Producers of Phyllis Hyman's Debut Album

Four producers worked on the album Larry Alexander, John Davis, Jerry Peters, and Sandy Torano each handled production duties on different tracks.

No single producer dominated the project The album was a collaborative effort, with no one producer credited for the entire record.

Each producer brought a distinct style Their individual backgrounds shaped the album’s varied sound, from soul to funk.

This was a common practice in the 1970s Major labels often assigned multiple producers to debut albums to maximize commercial appeal.