Critic's Review
Craig Lytle, All Music Guide
Stephanie Mills majestic voice warrants quality material and production, and this album meets those terms. The first single, if not a ballad then a quiet storm regular, was "Something in the Way You Make Me Feel." While the single is funky and sleek, Mills sultry delivery gives the track that sexy appeal. It landed at the number one spot on the Billboard R&B charts. The second single was the title track, "Home." Originally featured in the hit Broadway show The Wiz, which Mills starred in for five years, "Home" has a warm, intimate charm. Mills exhibits superb vocality, augmented by a dynamic arrangement and the harmonious background vocals of Take 6. The song is simply chilling. It, too, made its home the top spot on the charts.
The third single was the soulfully arranged "Comfort of a Man." Mills ringing vocals carry this single to the top ten, resting at number eight. "Real Love" was the fourth single. It too has that soulful arrangement. It managed only to peak at 53. However, still a beautiful song. The CD features three bonus tracks: "Love Hasn't Been Easy on Me," "I'm More Than a Woman" and an extended version of "Something in the Way You Make Me Feel." The first two are bonafide ballads.
The third single was the soulfully arranged "Comfort of a Man." Mills ringing vocals carry this single to the top ten, resting at number eight. "Real Love" was the fourth single. It too has that soulful arrangement. It managed only to peak at 53. However, still a beautiful song. The CD features three bonus tracks: "Love Hasn't Been Easy on Me," "I'm More Than a Woman" and an extended version of "Something in the Way You Make Me Feel." The first two are bonafide ballads.
