Smokey Robinson - Time Flies When You're Having Fun (2009)

01. Time Flies 4:59 
02. Don't Know Why 3:54 
03. Girlfriend 4:25 
04. You're The One For Me (Feat. Joss Stone) 5:05 
05. One Time 4:47 
06. Please Don't Take Your Love (Feat. Santana) 4:49 
07. That Place 4:53 
08. Love Bath 5:33 
09. Whatcha Gonna Do 5:19 
10. Satisfy You 4:45 
11. You're Just My Life 4:09 
12. I Want You Back 4:42

Tariqh Akoni 	Guitar
Alex Al 	Bass
Karrie Benoit 	Vocals (Background)
Karrie Benoit-Morales 	Vocals (Background)
Terrence Bolden 	Composer, Drum Programming, Guitar, Producer
Damon Bourne 	Vocals (Background)
Sonny Burke 	String Arrangements 
Luis Conte 	Percussion
Dean DeLeo 	Guitar 
David Garfield 	Arranger, Keyboards, Piano
Gary Gold 	Drum Programming, Drums, Engineer, Keyboards, Mixing, Piano, Producer
Serena Henry 	Vocals (Background)
Dorian Holley 	Vocals (Background) 
Paul Jackson, Jr. 	Guitar
Ricky Lawson 	Drums
Ricky Minor 	Bass
Ray Parker, Jr. 	Guitar
Darryl Phinessy 	Vocals (Background)
Smokey Robinson 	Arranger, Composer, Producer, Vocals
C.C. Thomas 	Bass
Phil Upchurch 	Guitar
David T. Walker 	Guitar
"Ready" Freddie Washington 	Bass
David E. Williams 	Guitar 

The time that has flown is Smokey's 50 years in the business, but it could just as well refer to the number of years since Robinson has released a smooth soul album: almost 20 full years! Smokey, of course, has stayed active during the interim, both on-stage and on record, but Time Flies When You're Having Fun marks a return to the coolly simmering quiet storm that was his stock in trade during the '70s and '80s. Apart from production techniques, not much has changed in Smokey's music during the time off, either: this is still smooth, unhurried soul that vacillates between elegance and supper-club classiness. Of course, since these are two sides of the same coin, they fit together seamlessly, with the only question being whether the immaculately polished music veers toward the corny, but whenever it does, Smokey's impeccably tailored vocals steer it back to toward the sweetly romantic. After all these years, Smokey still makes it all seem easy -- so easy that it's puzzling why he hasn't made a record like this in so long, because as this comforting, velvety album proves, nobody does it better than he. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AllMusic Review

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