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The pinnacle of R&B ballads
A song that features Johnny Gill's emotional vocals.
"Fairweather Friend" delves deeply into the theme of the fragility of human relationships with his soulful vocals. Although it was released during the heyday of New Jack Swing, it adheres to the aesthetics of a classic R&B ballad. It is a classic 90s R&B song that shows off his vocal ability to the fullest.
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- Remix - Timmy Regisford (A1 to A3, B1, B3)
- Engineer [Remix] - Alan Gregorie (A1 to A3, B1, B3)
- Written-By - Babyface
- Written-By - L.A. Reid
- Executive-Producer - Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis
- Co-producer - Daryl Simmons
- Written-By - Daryl Simmons
- Producer - L.A. & Babyface
- Remix - L.A. & Babyface (B2)
- Co-producer - Kayo (4)
- Executive-Producer - Jheryl Busby
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