Shortly before Rawls signed with Philadelphia International, his career had stalled. After a mostly successful stint with Capitol Records, he later signed with MGM and had a big hit with Natural Man in 1971. But the hits didn't keep coming and his 1975 Bell album, She's Gone, barely made a dent. His 1976 signing with Philadelphia International recharged his career and he immediately became one of the label's most successful acts. All Things in Time is his label debut. Rawls was one of the few acts on the label who could do great work with a variety of the producers and arrangers. The biggest track here was the bravado-filled You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine. With its subtle Latin rhythms and Rawls' tongue-in-cheek intonations, the songs' inherent nastiness was missed by legions of dancers. Time written by Jack Faith and Allan Felder has Rawls doing a pitch-perfect vocal that makes the song sound like a standard. On this album, Rawls also got a chance to do work with the quixotic Bunny Sigler. Both Need You Forever and Frow Now On have Sigler accentuating Rawls' rougher edges. Unfortunately, all of the tracks aren't great here. Despite Dexter Wansel's imaginative arrangement, Pure Imagination could not be saved. All Things in Time does end on a great note. On Let's Fall in Love All Over Again, a song previously done by Billy Paul and Nancy Wilson, Rawls' take is arguably the best version. All Things in Time is not only one of Rawls' best albums, it's also one of the finest from Philadelphia International. ~ Jason Elias, Rovi

1		You're the One
2		You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
3		Time
4		Groovy People
5		Need You Forever
6		From Now On
7		Pure Imagination
8		This Song Will Last Forever
9		Let's Fall in Love Again

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